City Guides
Frankfurt
Business Etiquette
City Guides
Frankfurt
Most Popular Hotels in Frankfurt:
Alfred-Brehm-Platz 6, 60316
Hochstrasse 4, 60313
Lyoner Strasse, 5, 60528
Herriotstrasse 2, 60528
Business Etiquette
Working hours are generally weekdays 0800-1700. Punctuality for both business and social events is extremely important. Frankfurters are impressed with efficiency and strong business sense and this is displayed in their business style - firm handshakes, formal use of business cards and an appreciation of straight talking.
Business contacts must be addressed by their surname and by the formal ‘Sie' for ‘you', if speaking German. Academic and other titles should be used wherever applicable. Both men and women are expected to wear suits - men should also wear a tie. Visitors to Germany should note that in some cases, instead of applauding, German businessmen and women might rap their knuckles on the table.
Business socialising mainly takes place over lunches, especially on Friday, as many offices close at around 1300. After-work drinks are a more casual affair between colleagues and seldom involve clients.
Tours of Frankfurt
Three Day Frankfurt to Munich - Romantic Road, Rothenburg, Hohenschwangau, Neuschwanstein - Starting from £331.37 per person
Four Day Frankfurt to Munich - Romantic Road, Hohenschwangau, Neuschwanstein - Starting from £459.15 per person
Overnight Frankfurt to Munich - Romantic Road, Rothenburg - Starting from £161.00 per person
Full Day Tour to Rothenburg - Starting from £92.83 per person
Wurzburg Day Tour from Frankfurt - Starting from £81.91 per person
Most Popular Hotels in Frankfurt:
Alfred-Brehm-Platz 6, 60316
Hochstrasse 4, 60313
Lyoner Strasse, 5, 60528
Herriotstrasse 2, 60528
Business Etiquette
Working hours are generally weekdays 0800-1700. Punctuality for both business and social events is extremely important. Frankfurters are impressed with efficiency and strong business sense and this is displayed in their business style - firm handshakes, formal use of business cards and an appreciation of straight talking.
Business contacts must be addressed by their surname and by the formal ‘Sie' for ‘you', if speaking German. Academic and other titles should be used wherever applicable. Both men and women are expected to wear suits - men should also wear a tie. Visitors to Germany should note that in some cases, instead of applauding, German businessmen and women might rap their knuckles on the table.
Business socialising mainly takes place over lunches, especially on Friday, as many offices close at around 1300. After-work drinks are a more casual affair between colleagues and seldom involve clients.
Business contacts must be addressed by their surname and by the formal ‘Sie' for ‘you', if speaking German. Academic and other titles should be used wherever applicable. Both men and women are expected to wear suits - men should also wear a tie. Visitors to Germany should note that in some cases, instead of applauding, German businessmen and women might rap their knuckles on the table.
Business socialising mainly takes place over lunches, especially on Friday, as many offices close at around 1300. After-work drinks are a more casual affair between colleagues and seldom involve clients.
Tours of Frankfurt
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