The arrival of the New Year is accompanied by spectacular fireworks displays and champagne toasts just about everywhere in the world. But each country still has its own typical customs that it preserves and dishes that must not be missed on the table at festive time.
Christmas traditions brighten up Christmas and make it Christmas. Which customs do EU countries have?
Christmas is undoubtedly associated with established traditions and there are symbols typical of it. Did you know that the Advent wreath, the most famous carol and the custom of decorating the tree originated in Germany?
Christmas dinner is one of the traditions when the whole family sits down at the festive table and celebrates the most beautiful holiday of the year together. It is a time of plenty during which several courses are served. Which dishes are typical for each country?
Companies are also making the time of the approaching Christmas even shorter with various interesting activities, which will make the team even stronger and get to know the new colleagues who have been added over the past year. What did we, the Athenians, experience during these moments?
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Teambuilding is an important part of company culture and relationship building. After a hard day at work, relaxation - whether active or passive - comes in handy.
The St Nicholas season is the time when the atmosphere of the approaching Christmas is already starting to be felt. As with all traditions, the same is true here: different region, different morals.
Travelling for work over Christmas is a good opportunity for staff who do not have sufficient knowledge of a foreign language. There is an opportunity for him to earn well thanks to the Christmas bonus, as well as the opportunity to get a stable job in the following year.
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