Doing Business in New Zealand | Travel Information - New Zealand
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Business Attire in New Zealand |
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Business wear is generally conservative and both sexes tend toward tailored suits. Some businessmen dress in shorts and knee-length socks during summer, particularly in the North Island, but a suit is preferable for visitors. Appointments are necessary and punctuality is appreciated. Calling cards are usually exchanged. The business approach is fairly conservative. The best months for business visits are February to April and October
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Social Conventions in New Zealand |
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Should a visitor be invited to a formal Maori occasion, the hongi (pressing of noses) is common. Casual dress is widely acceptable. New Zealanders are generally very relaxed and hospitable. Stiff formality is rarely appreciated and after introductions first names are generally used. Smoking is restricted where indicated.
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Office Hours in New Zealand |
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0900-1700 Monday to Friday. The best months for business visits are February to April and October to November. Visitors should avoid the period from Christmas to the end of January.
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Disclaimer:
Information provided above are provided as it is. While efforts have been made to ensure information reflected above are accurate, we do not
guarantee the accuracy of the data above. Please refer to the country's official guide if you wish to have the latest and most up to date
information on New Zealand.
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