What statement is not true about departing Papua New Guinea with more than PGK20,000 (US$5,800)? a. You need approval from the Bank of Papua New Guinea. b. Customs officials can make exceptions if the excess is small. c. You brought in more than PGK20,0000 less than 6 months earlier and can prove it. d. Country rules apply even if the […] Continue reading… from Which statement is not true about Papua New Guinea currency?
What statements are true about Mozambique? a. Driving is unsafe. b. Cashew wine is a traditional alcoholic beverage in Mozambique, created from the cashew apple fruit. c. Having a single drink, such as a can of beer or a glass of wine, is often enough for you to be considered in violation of the driving […] Continue reading… from When in Mozambique…
In Lithuania, you may be invited to a colleague’s home. What is a common gift? a. A clock b. Bouquet of flowers (even number) c. Freshly baked bread d. Bouquet of flowers (odd number) e. Gift with your company logo Click here for the answer! […] Continue reading… from Don’t embarrass yourself!
Why is Assignment ROI important now? High costs make international assignments very visible to the C-suite, especially the CFO. As such, they create a powerful opportunity for HR to take a strategic seat at the table, and require HR to speak the language of finance. How can you successfully manage it, if you can’t measure […] Continue reading… from Can You Measure Assignment ROI?
In Finland, it is generally inappropriate to eat food while walking down the street, with one key exception, which is: A. Ice Cream B. Pulla, a yeast bread C. Meat or cheese sandwich D. Doughnut Click here for the answer! […] Continue reading… from Should you be walking and eating in Finland?
Tipping in Bangladesh can be complicated. What statement is false? Even though hotels charge a service fee, hotel staff expect a small tip. Bangladeshis do not tip in restaurants. Never tip a delivery person as it is considered insulting. Foreigners are expected to tip in upscale restaurants. Click here for the answer! […] Continue reading… from When in Bangladesh….
Which important law went into effect in Turkey in 1934 and is still in use today? Made Islam the official state religion. Banned the then-latest new technology: television. Mandated that all people have surnames. Outlawed tipping. Click here for the answer! […] Continue reading… from Which important law went into effect in Turkey in 1934?
Traffic accidents are the number one source of fatalities for international assignees and business travelers. While drivers can mitigate accident risks by adhering to local traffic laws and using seat belts, other strategies can also help. Since 2007, United Parcel Service (UPS) drivers have been instructed to avoid left turns. They have found this practice […] Continue reading… from Is it safer to turn right or turn left when driving abroad?
Some countries are opening up their borders. Which country uses the following hand gesture to summon people and is now opening its borders? “If you need to beckon someone, do not do so by moving a single finger towards you. Instead, extend your arm palm down and move your fingers up and down.” Iceland South […] Continue reading… from In which country will you be beckoned this way?
