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ABusiness dinners abroad often carry unwritten rules that can catch travellers off guard, since the actual business discussion may matter less at the table than how comfortably a visitor handles the social side of the meal.
BIn some cultures, discussing business details too early in the meal is considered rude, with the first part of dinner reserved almost entirely for personal conversation, local topics, or simply getting to know each other before any deal is mentioned.
CSeating arrangements can also carry meaning that visitors rarely expect, with the most senior host often choosing where guests sit, and a traveller who sits down in the wrong seat without waiting for guidance can unintentionally cause quiet discomfort.
DPerhaps the safest general approach for a first visit is simply to follow the host's lead closely, ordering a similar dish, pacing the meal at a similar speed, and waiting for business topics to be raised rather than introducing them first.