1.

According to the study, DHL promises to provide effective and efficient

logistics services utilizing their enormous fleet of trucks and airplanes
because Thailand is accessible from China via land. As a result, DHL uses
both land and air transportation to deliver goods from China to Thailand.
2. The text makes no particular mention of the Incoterms employed in
Shopee's client delivery service. The document does, however, mention
that DHL would provide door-to-door logistics services to Shopee sellers
and customers, guaranteeing that goods reach clients in Thailand on time
and in good condition. This implies that DHL may be employing the
Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) Incoterm, which makes the seller responsible for
all costs and risks associated with delivering the merchandise to the buyer's
premises. This can't be confirmed without further details.
3. Based on the distance between the two nations, sea transportation would
be the most practical and practical method for DHL to carry goods from
China to Thailand. Because it is less expensive per unit of weight than air
transport, sea transport is the ideal choice for shipments of big quantities.
Larger quantities of goods can be moved via marine transport as compared
to by air or by land. However, it should be kept in mind that marine transit
may have longer trip durations than air or land transportation. DHL may
thus need to take into consideration the lead time required for transporting
goods via water when creating their delivery schedule.