What should you pay attention to when receiving Thai customers?

1.Iron your clothes, use some perfume, and don't smell too good.

2.Avoid physical contact and say sorry if you accidentally touch it3If the Thai sits in the middle and you and your colleague sit on either side, don't be in front of him with two people sticking their heads out to chat or pass things, it should be behind the back.

4.Don't cross your legs.

5.Ask the waiter to serve chopsticks when eating.

6.Many Thai people are taboo about beef, and ask him if he has any taboos before ordering.

7.Drivers don't honk their horns while driving, Thais will be scared, this is a first-hand experience = =8When he sits, don't pass things over his head, it's taboo, it's very taboo.

9.If he doesn't smoke, it's best to book a non-smoking room in a hotel.

That's all I have come up with ...

1. Social etiquette that needs to be paid attention to when receiving Thai customers.

When meeting guests, it is common for Thais to perform the namaste, with their hands folded in front of their chests, their heads slightly bowed, and the higher they raise their hands, the deeper the level of respect.

In special cases, such as when commoners visit the king, they have to bow down, and their sons become monks, and their parents also bow down.

Thai businessmen always have to think for a long time before making a decision, so be patient when dealing with them.

Thais don't use their last names but their first names, so don't be surprised if you're called "Mr. Bob" or "Miss Mary." Dating beforehand is necessary, and showing up for an appointment on time is a sign of politeness.

Political, royal and religious topics should be avoided.

For Thai customers, prior appointments are necessary, and punctuality is a sign of courtesy.

2. What do Thai customers eat? What are the contraindications?

Thai people love spicy flavors, eat rice (glutinous rice) as their staple food, do not eat much pasta, are also interested in dumplings and noodle soups, and are happy to eat small cakes and dried snacks.

Non-staple foods like fish, shrimp, other seafood, mutton, chicken, eggs, etc., but also like vegetables, chili, tofu, vermicelli, etc., Thai women prefer snacks.

Fish sauce, monosodium glutamate, curry, coriander, cardamom, garlic, chili paste, butter, jam, etc.

Whether it is an animal or a plant, as long as it is non-toxic, Thai people can eat it, and there is no taboo food.

There are many types of drinks, and they love to drink, and they always put ice cubes in whatever drink they drink.

3. Thai customer customs are taboo.

It is customary to take off your shoes and not step on the threshold when entering a Thai home, which is traditionally inhabited by gods.

Thais believe that the head is sacrosanct and is very taboo for others to touch their head, considering it a great insult. So, even if you're already familiar with Thai customers, remember to touch their heads, and treat children as well.

Don't point your feet at anything, whether standing or sitting, and be careful not to put your feet diagonally in an unobtrusive position or let the soles of your feet be seen, otherwise it will be considered insulting; Women should sit with their legs close together, otherwise they are considered uncultivated.

Do not use your left hand to pass things or pick up objects, your left hand is considered unclean, and Thai customers will think that you are disrespectful to him.

It is impolite to avoid wearing sunglasses and pointing at each other to speak.

When receiving Thai tourists, special attention should be paid to the etiquette and culture of the Thai people. For example, say hello, smile, fold your hands, bow your head slightly, bow your bow, and say sawadika (if you are a woman); Thai people love to be clean, so before the reception, it is best to take a shower to receive the Thai people with a refreshing feeling, and there is also a makeup to show respect for the Thai people. In the process of communicating with Thai people, do not touch the head of Thai children with your hands, and it is best to receive Thai people if they can keep smiling all the time, Thai people like smiling people.

Surface work done! Etiquette in place!

Thais are very good at saving face, and it is not too much to say that they are proficient in surface work! And in their society, it's a quality of etiquette!

Therefore, it is inevitable that you will encounter some coy behaviors when receiving them, at this time you don't have to take it seriously, you should learn their style like them! Because it's not a big deal! To put it mildly, the more fake you are, the more you can please the Thai guests!

Another! I don't know if the landlord is a man or a woman, and I don't know what class you are receiving! But whether you are young or old, rich or poor, please try your best to have more pornographic jokes in the atmosphere you feel is appropriate, which will not only adjust the atmosphere, but also show that you are well-informed!

I'm sure no one would dare to teach you to do that, because it doesn't seem like a common sense! However, I have met a lot of Thai people, and I think it will enhance the communication between them!

Personal opinions, if there are similarities, it is not unexpected!

I think the most important thing is to be the real you, just show the sincerity of your reception and be polite.