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In 2022, the global language industry revenue reached $58.9 billion, and it is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.2% from 2023 to 2030.

The world has become significantly more multicultural thanks to global communication and trade. While this opens most of us up for new encounters, new food, and new friends, it can be difficult to deal with language and communication barriers.

Former President Jimmy Carter traveled to Poland in 1977. He brought along a Russian translator who happened to speak Polish.

Doing business on an international stage involves understanding the importance of culture and language.

An important part of most translation projects is the page production or desktop publishing phase. Providing your customers with properly formatted materials after translation is an important part of your international communication efforts. The translated version of your content should look just...

The world is made up of different races and ethnic backgrounds. We have unique upbringings and distinct cultural habits and practice different religions. But regardless of where we come from or who we pray to, we are affected by the same health issues.

It’s rare to find a manufacturer who has no ambitions to sell their products on a global scale. Global expansion is the natural next step once you’ve had success in the local market. It’s also a bold move for manufacturers who want to step outside their comfort zone and discover possibilities...

Because companies have unique brand voices, it’s common for there to be similarities in their messaging in the form of recurring statements or phrases.

This post is a continuation of my previous post about 24 years of service here at Argo Translation. In part 1, I referred to four factors that had a significant impact on me personally, on Argo, and on the industry. Below is a detailed description of those factors.

Hotels are considered havens for guests who are tired from their travels. All they want is to arrive at their hotel, and with little to no issues, go straight to their rooms and relax. But what if no one in the hotel speaks their language? Weary from travel, the last thing they need is the...