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Netherlands - Culture Smart! by Sheryl Buckland

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Netherlands - Culture Smart!

The Essential Guide to Customs & Culture

Sheryl Buckland

Kuperard · Print & ebook · June 21, 2018

Reading lane: Benelux Travel

Taking readers beyond the stereotypical images of windmills, clogs, and tulips, this pocket-sized guide helps visitors understand the complex layers of identity in this small, densely populated country on Europe’s northwestern seaboard.

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Who It's For

Visitors seeking context on Dutch identity and cultureBusiness travelers interested in Dutch social attitudes

Book Details

Authors
Sheryl Buckland
Publisher
Kuperard
Published
June 21, 2018
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Benelux Travel · Scandinavia Travel
Reading lane
Benelux Travel

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Publisher Categories

  • Business Etiquette & Presence

  • Manners & Etiquette

  • How Cultures Work

  • Customs & Traditions

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  • Benelux Travel

About This Book

Taking readers beyond the stereotypical images of windmills, clogs, and tulips, this pocket-sized guide helps visitors understand the complex layers of identity in this small, densely populated country on Europe’s northwestern seaboard. With roots as a maritime nation that built a network for transportation, defense, and trade, the Netherlands of today is still a prime economic hub of Europe. The Netherlands is also famous for its liberal attitudes, recently challenged by hi...

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Taking readers beyond the stereotypical images of windmills, clogs, and tulips, this pocket-sized guide helps visitors understand the complex layers of identity in this small, densely populated country on Europe’s northwestern seaboard. With roots as a maritime nation that built a network for transportation, defense, and trade, the Netherlands of today is still a prime economic hub of Europe. The Netherlands is also famous for its liberal attitudes, recently challenged by high levels of immigration, and is home to an intelligent, cosmopolitan, enterprising, tolerant, and modest people. The visitor or business traveler will find that the predominant attitude continues to be one of “live and let live,” and that many different communities live alongside each other in harmony.

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