In Japan, a visiting card should be respected like a person

In Greece, give your business card to everyone you meet

In Hong Kong, avoid the colors blue and white in your presentation

In Bulgaria/Hungary: napkins on the table not on the lap

In Indonesia, never touch another person’s head

The Irish always toast their visitors, and consider refusal to drink a bit of an insult

Meals in Italy are generally unhurried, and can last up to four hours

When doing business in Iceland, it is considered bad form to discuss the weather

In Finland, an invitation to join your host in the sauna represents an honour

Czechs remove their shoes when entering a home and leave them in the entryway

In Bulgaria, ‘yes’ is indicated by shaking the head from side to side and ‘no’ is expressed with one or two nods

Australians generally don’t like to talk business during leisure hours, and they avoid making class distinction