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The WTCA is a global symbol for commerce, community, and connection
— the world’s most trusted global brand facilitating international business connections and trade.
The World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) is an international trade association and a vibrant membership community that provides exponential reach for its members to find the right trade and investment opportunities on a global scale. As a beehive of economic activity, the WTCA provides the iconic World Trade Center brand, as well as an environment of trust and credibility. With more than 300 World Trade Center businesses in cities across nearly 100 countries, the association is an effective global network compromised of an ecosystem of economic development agencies, real estate developers, universities, logistical hubs, airports, free trade zones and more. The WTCA creates an environment where collaboration is encouraged between World Trade Center businesses to help educate and increase global trade and investment opportunities, and offers its members the tools to share best practices in areas such as agriculture, conferences and exhibitions, real estate, business clubs and trade services. Key trade services include trade missions, training programs, trade facilitation and much more.
The WTCA is partners with industry organizations such as UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, and the Global Trade Helpdesk, developed jointly by the World Trade Organization (WTO), United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and International Trade Centre (ITC); and is an active participant in the United Nations Global Compact (UN Global Compact), which for 20 years has been uniting businesses for a better world driving change across all aspects of corporate sustainability.
For more information about the WTCA, visit wtca.org.
A premium business hub where leading multinationals and embassies converge, WTC Jakarta offers world-class securityand safety in a prime location with seamless access to main roads and public transportation Spanning over 210000sqm of Grade A office space across five buildings - WTC1 WTC 2, WTC 3, WTC5. and WTC 6 - in the heart of Jakarta's CBD.
Certified Green Mark Gold for sustainability, WTC Jakarta reflects rigorous health and safety standards, with ISO45001, ISO14001, ISO41001, WELL (wel-being), and top FLHSS (Fire Life Health Safety and Security) audit ratings. Offering arange of facilities including retail, banking, wellness, and professional services. WTC uakarta has proven mulfi-decadesabilities to enhance both business operations and tenant well-being.
More than just a workplace, WTC Jakarta fosters a vibrant atmosphere through Art at WTC, a dedicated initiative thatbrings curated installations and exhibitions into public spaces, enriching the environment with creativity and inspiration.
Owned and managed by Jakarta Land, established in 1973 WTC Jakarta benefits from over a century of combinedexperience in property development and management As a joint venture between PT Central Cipta Murdaya (CCM)and Hongkong Land, it brings together local expertise and global real estate knowledge, shaping one of Indonesia's most sought-after business addresses.
For more information about WTC Jakarta, visit jakland.com
Jakarta, the vibrant capital of Indonesia, is the nation's political, economic, and commercial center, serving as a gateway to Southeast Asia's largest economy. Home to the headquarters of major Indonesian corporations, multinational companies, financial institutions, and government agencies, Jakarta offers a dynamic business and investment environment supported by modern infrastructure, a growing digital economy, and a strategic location within the region.
Beyond its role as a business hub, the city boasts a rich cultural heritage, where historic landmarks, museums, traditional markets, and contemporary art venues coexist with modern skyscrapers. Visitors can enjoy a diverse culinary scene ranging from authentic Indonesian specialties to international fine dining, as well as world-class shopping at luxury malls, boutique districts, and local artisan markets. Indonesia's official currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and major credit cards and digital payment methods are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers.
Jakarta has a tropical climate with warm temperatures throughout the year, averaging 26–32°C (79–90°F), so lightweight clothing is recommended, along with an umbrella during the rainy season (typically November to March). English is commonly spoken in business, hospitality, and tourism settings, while Bahasa Indonesia is the national language. Visitors will find Indonesian hospitality warm and welcoming; modest dress is appreciated when visiting religious sites, and a polite handshake is the customary business greeting.
With its blend of business opportunities, cultural diversity, exceptional dining, and modern conveniences, Jakarta provides an ideal setting for productive conferences and memorable travel experiences.