(Finance) – The E7 emerging economies, including Indonesia, will grow much faster than the G7 economies (Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States). According to the forecasts of the multinational consulting firm Pwc – PriceWaterhouseCoopers who redesigned the world economic power map in the year 2050Indonesia, an emerging economy, will rank fourth, surpassing Germany and the United Kingdom.
Italyan undisputed destination on the tourism front and part of the G7, always from what can be deduced from the map drawn by the multinational consultancy Pwc of the world economic power in the year 2050 will be, together with the majority of European countries, out of the rankings.
“Bali today represents the tip of the iceberg of a country in constant economic growth, tourism and real estate investment opportunities” explains Michele Porinelli, owner of Bali Holiday Properties cSince 2021 he has decided to invest his decades of professional experience in the sector in the Indonesian island. Economic weight shifts to Asia therefore. Indonesia and its Bali, represent a considerable potential for long-term growth, consequently attracting an ever-increasing interest from tourists and investors.
The world economy is changing at such a rapid pace that countries that were once considered second-rate are developing so quickly that they are creating a huge competition for those economies that until now have always been thought of as economic powers. “Bali with its millions of visitors per year is growing exponentially and is certainly one of the places in the world where profitability is highest,” he explains. Porinelli –. In fact, already today there are many locations in the Indonesian archipelago where you can invest at very advantageous prices because they are islands that are still developing and with great potential, but which within the next 5-7 years will have a notable explosion and will be at the same level as Bali, such as the islands of Sumba, Flores and Lombok”.
In general, the ever-increasing number of tourists inevitably brings with them new international investments and in the coming years there will be many tourist centers also on other islands where it is possible to invest in real estate.