Tag: Global Celebrations
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6 Colombian Christmas Customs shared by a Colombian Millennial
Today we are delighted to feature Sophie Echeverry, a guest blogger living and working in the U.S.A. who is from Bogota, Colombia. As a Colombian, I cherish Christmas customs from my home country. I have celebrated 21 of my 22 Christmases in Bogotá, Colombia. It’s a month long celebration with amazing food, daily parties…
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Chuseok: How to Celebrate the Korean Way
If your business travels in early October take you to Korea, knowledge of the following Chuseok customs will prepare you to engage in intelligent conversation about this traditional harvest festival.
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All Your Canadian Boxing Day Questions Answered
The day after Christmas, December 26th, is an annual holiday known as “Boxing Day” celebrated in several countries in the British Commonwealth.
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6 Holiday Tips for Graciously Visiting Both Families
6 Holiday Tips for Graciously Visiting Both Families
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Your First Office Holiday Party: A Survival Guide
You’ve learned about exaggerated versions of it via movies and TV, and now it’s your turn to experience it first-hand.
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Evolution of Celebrating Native Americans
6 ways to honor Native American Heritage
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Reconciling Dia de Los Muertos and Commercialism: Cultural Sensitivity
If your business is partaking in Dia de Los Muertos this year, consider using these suggestions to give back to communities and to create a bridge between consumers, holidays, and products.
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Diwali’s Dimming Consumerism
While Diwali may have marked a great start for businesses in previous years, a change in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) could mean a shift in celebrations.
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World Standards Day: What the World Agrees On
The theme for 2017 is “Standards Make Cities Smarter.” If you want to participate in events that celebrate World Standards Day, here are four fun activities you can engage in to make your mid-October more enjoyable.
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Hangul Day: Three Reasons To Learn The Korean Language
October 9 is Hangul Day, a national Korean holiday commemorating the creation of the Korean alphabet by 15th century monarch, Sejong the Great.