City Guides
Edinburgh
Business Etiquette
City Guides
Edinburgh
Most Popular Hotels in Edinburgh:
100 Milton Road East, EH15 2NP
Corstophine Road, EH12 6HN
7 Newington Road, EH9 1QR
Blackburn Road
Bathgate, EH48 2EL
Business Etiquette
Standard office hours are Monday to Friday 0900-1700. Punctuality is expected at meetings. Both men and women are expected to wear suits. It is common practice to shake hands when greeting a business contact and to use his or her surname until both parties agree to use forenames (although formalities are often dispensed with straight away).
Clients are usually well entertained by their Edinburgh hosts, most likely taken to lunch in a restaurant or pub (depending on the formality of the business) or to a restaurant in the evening. It is not usual for clients to be invited to one's home. If this is the case, however, visitors should take a gift of flowers, chocolates, wine or whisky, the latter single malt rather than blended, and always Scottish.
Tours of Edinburgh
3-Day Isle of Skye Small Group Tour from Edinburgh - Starting from £189.00 per person
Loch Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands Small Group Day Trip from Edinburgh - Starting from £39.00 per person
2-Day Loch Ness and Inverness Small Group Tour from Edinburgh - Starting from £108.00 per person
Stirling Castle and Loch Lomond Small Group Day Trip from Edinburgh - Starting from £32.00 per person
Edinburgh City Hop-on Hop-off Tour - Starting from £10.00 per person
Most Popular Hotels in Edinburgh:
100 Milton Road East, EH15 2NP
Corstophine Road, EH12 6HN
7 Newington Road, EH9 1QR
Blackburn Road
Bathgate, EH48 2EL
Business Etiquette
Standard office hours are Monday to Friday 0900-1700. Punctuality is expected at meetings. Both men and women are expected to wear suits. It is common practice to shake hands when greeting a business contact and to use his or her surname until both parties agree to use forenames (although formalities are often dispensed with straight away).
Clients are usually well entertained by their Edinburgh hosts, most likely taken to lunch in a restaurant or pub (depending on the formality of the business) or to a restaurant in the evening. It is not usual for clients to be invited to one's home. If this is the case, however, visitors should take a gift of flowers, chocolates, wine or whisky, the latter single malt rather than blended, and always Scottish.
Clients are usually well entertained by their Edinburgh hosts, most likely taken to lunch in a restaurant or pub (depending on the formality of the business) or to a restaurant in the evening. It is not usual for clients to be invited to one's home. If this is the case, however, visitors should take a gift of flowers, chocolates, wine or whisky, the latter single malt rather than blended, and always Scottish.
Tours of Edinburgh
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