Pinoy couple, nagtayo ng sariling brand ng indoor play centre sa Australia 'imbes na mag-franchise'

Melburnian couple Eds and Odra Santos put up an events place that houses their other businesses.

Melburnian couple Eds and Odra Santos put up an events place that houses their other businesses. Credit: Supplied

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Sinubok ng mag-asawang Eds and Odra Santos na lumikha ng sariling brand para sa indoor play center na kanilang sinimulan sa Melbourne.

Key Points
  • Ayon sa Statista, aabutin ang kita ng Toys & Games market sa taong 2024 ng US$1,556.0m sa Australia.
  • Higit sampung taon nang nasa negosyo 'events' ang mag-asawang Santos na nagsimula sa photo booth na ginagamit sa kasal at birthdays.
  • Inabot ng isang taon bago na-kumpleto ang permit para buksan ang negosyong One Play Zone na pwede ring rentahan para sa mga pribadong salo-salo.
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