Tag: cross cultural
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Tecate, Tequila, & Topo Chico: 5 Cross-Cultural Tips for an Authentic Cinco de Mayo
The 5th of May, or el Cinco de Mayo in Spanish, becomes a more popular holiday in the United States every year, highlighting the strength and bond of Mexican-American culture.
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Madres, Mums and Mommies: Your Global Guide to Mother’s Day
If you have grandmothers, aunts, and mums across the globe, be sure to read these tips about worldwide customs and how to honor and respect cross-cultural women in your life.
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International Etiquette Meets Culture Smart: Easter & Passover Brunch Kosher Style
Easter and Passover holidays are a traditional time for family and friends to gather, share stories, and enjoy a special time together. Yes, it is possible to host these holidays simultaneously.
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15 Taboos to Avoid For a Prosperous Chinese New Year
If you’re planning to do business in China this February, it is important to be aware of the customs of Chinese Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival.
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Culture, International Protocol & 2015 Formula1 Austin Grand Prix
It is Austin’s fourth year to host Formula1 and the Austin Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas.
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Three Tips for Being Smart Cross-Culturally During Ramadan
Ramadan date: 2015: evening June 17th – evening July 17th Approximate dates 2016: June 6th – July 6th For most government organizations and government linked companies, time for Muslim prayer will have a bearing on meeting time. In addition, during the fasting month of Ramadan, they tend to dislike a meeting in the afternoon. ~Executive,…
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Guest Blog Post by Kristen Eggers – Hope for Sustainable Fishing and Long-Lasting Relationships in Myanmar
Today, I am thrilled to welcome as a new guest blogger, my brilliant colleague, Aquatic Biologist and Research Specialist, Ms. Kristen Eggers, who was indispensable to the success of Access to Asia. In all honesty, if someone had asked me a year ago to point out the country of Myanmar on a map, I would…
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Guest Post: Young Women’s Alliance
Etiquette. I think we can all agree it’s something that is a bit lacking in our society.