Do's & Taboos Hosting Intl Vis
America hosts 36 million-plus international visitors a year, mixing trade and tourism. With business becoming more global and with thousands of United States businesspeople hosting international clients, it is becoming increasingly necessary to understand the differences among international guests. The author, dubbed the ``international Emily Post'' by the New Yorker, has written a much needed guide to everything from entertaining and business protocol to the role of interpreters and...
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Avoid business blunders with Do s and Taboos of Hosting International Visitors "Roger Axtell is an international Emily Post." The New Yorker America hosts some 41 million international visitors who spend $50 billion dollars each year while mixing trade and tourism. Do s and Taboos of Hosting International Visitors offers hosts an indispensable guide to everything from entertaining and business protocol to the role of interpreters and corporate gift giving. You ll find: * List of tips by country on specific aspects of hosting and other valuable resources and references * Guidance for doing business with special groups, such as the British and Japanese * What foreign guests find peculiar about American dining, social drinking, and office protocol With the information in Do s and Taboos of Hosting International Visitors, you ll make your clients and colleagues visits more pleasant and avoid social mistakes that could ruin a deal. Instead, you ll gain a competitive edge by laying an important cornerstone of a good business relationship. "Knowing the appropriate protocol, customs, and etiquette when hosting business guests from overseas can often be more significant than the business discussion itself. This book provides all that and more." William A. Guenther, Manager, The Council House, Official Guest Facility of S.C. Johnson Wax Company
Hosting as a Business Skill.How Others View Americans.How to Entertain.Dining Differences.Social Drinking.Business Protocol.``Home-and-Home'' Business Entertainment: A Case Study.How to Use Interpreters.Gift-Giving.Doing Business with Three Special Groups.More Tips for Good Hosting.Tip List.Appendices.Index.
