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Don’t trust to the luck of the Irish, send parcels now to avoid the St Patrick’s Day rush advises Fastlane International

Global couriers Fastlane International says send your St Patrick’s Day gifts early, then relax and enjoy the craicTuesday 17 March is St Patrick’s Day, commemorating the Patron Saint of Ireland. It has become a popular event not only in its native country, but in many nations across the world. Global courier Fastlane International  has considerable experience in shipping gifts to Ireland, the USA and across the world, and has some handy tips to ensure your St Patrick’s Day gifts and cards arrive on time. Says Fastlane International’s David Jinks MILT:

FastLane International highlights concerns over state of the world’s postal systems

The rise in e-mail and social media means letter post market is becoming unsustainable in many countriesThe long-established UK international courier FastLane International is today highlighting the poor state of many countries’ internal postal systems. This is due to the steady decline in letters being sent. FastLane’s David Jinks MILT says: ‘The non-stop growth of emails and social media has seen a proportional decline in the sending of letters and cards right across the globe. A number of countries’ aging postal infrastructures are simply unable to cope with this collapse in income.

FastLane International highlights concerns over state of the world’s postal systems

The rise of e-mail and social media means some countries' post services are now unsustainableThe long-established UK international courier FastLane International is today highlighting the poor state of many countries’ internal postal systems. This is due to the steady decline in letters being sent. FastLane’s David Jinks MILT says: ‘The non-stop growth of emails and social media has seen a proportional decline in the sending of letters and cards right across the globe. A number of countries’ aging postal infrastructures are simply unable to cope with this collapse in income. Many

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