In a world where it seems like you can find anything on the internet, it’s hard to imagine that a resourceful employee would have trouble relocating within their own country. With Google at your...

Whether you are going on vacation, moving abroad, or traveling for work, it is always comforting to know the basics before you arrive. Feeling comfortable with what people eat, how they interact in...

This is the third blog post in an intercultural blog series. The posts in this series provide a “crash course” into communicating with nationals from other countries. Best practices, cultural...

As millennials age and join the work force, corporate America must adapt to the needs and desires of a new generation. In recent years, a variety of millennial trends have become apparent. These...

Once again the time has come for Munich's signature event - or "fifth season" of the year - Oktoberfest, the world's largest folkfest. The numbers are staggering: a city of 1.5 million welcomes 6-7...

Are you ready to learn how to work and live like a local? Once you’ve discovered the benefits to cultural training, the next step is to determine the type of training that best fits your needs or the...

As companies become more global, employees find themselves traveling more often than in the past. Regions like Latin America and Eastern Europe are seeing an influx in the number of business...

The average age of today’s first-time home buyer is 30 years-old, which means they fall under the infamous millennial age bracket. The mortgage lending industry has already begun to feel the...

Intercultural training is given to employees to examine cultural differences between nations, to bring awareness to these differences, to help smooth business challenges, and to improve communication.

Expatriates living within corporate housing units in or near Frankfurt may want to venture out of their home for evening or weekend activities to fully experience all that Germany has to offer. The...