Euro-Zone Needs Storage - Jonathan Perrins
January 2006 - Six hectic and eventful years have passed since my arrival in England from Australia. Business takes me on regular "flying visits", where as soon as I am out of one office, I am in another airport lounge ready for take-off. This past summer, however, I piled my family into the car and headed off along the auto routes, autostrada and autobahns of Europe.
Six hectic and eventful years have passed since my arrival in England from Australia. Business takes me on regular "flying visits", where as soon as I am out of one office, I am in another airport lounge ready for take-off. This past summer, however, I piled my family into the car and headed off along the auto routes, autostrada and autobahns of Europe.
The first and lasting impression I had was of the continent's vastness. This may sound strange coming from someone raised in Australia's great open spaces. But in regard to Europe, I use "vastness" to describe the huge concentration of towns, cities, businesses, culture and activities across borders, rivers, mountains and plains. There is also a vast opportunity for the growth of the self-storage industry on this continent, indeed in the new "Euro-Zone."
