Columbia single Coffee introduces Lazimus Manor in Coca Cauca area

Colombia is the world's second largest coffee producer after Brazil. Coffee is the main pillar of Colombia's economy, with an annual output of 800 million kilograms, known as "green gold" and a symbol of Colombia's wealth.

According to Colombian business etiquette, conservative suits are required for all occasions. But in a small city, you only need to wear a shirt, trousers and tie. Be sure to make an appointment before visiting public and private companies, but it will also keep you waiting for some time. Therefore, the time arrangement should be more generous.

Colombia, like other South American countries, likes to take things slowly and don't be impatient. It will take an hour to ask the locals to cook a meal, and it is said that the mail in the capital Bogota will take 10 days to arrive. Simple road projects also take 1-2 years to complete. Having said that, there are exceptions.

For business activities, it is very useful to have a business card printed in Spanish. You can print it locally for two or three days to pick it up. Product sales brochures must also be printed in Spanish.

Bogota is located 2600 meters high in the Andes, not far from the equator, but very cold. The temperature is as high as 20 degrees during the day and about 5 degrees at night. For those who first arrived in Bogota, because the air on the plateau is thin, it is best to have a rest and get used to it for a day.

Colombia is advanced in the Andean Group, but its practitioners have business knowledge and high self-esteem. Therefore, business is not easy. When you do business with Colombian businessmen, you must not be too straightforward, and you must use tricks to put forward the conditions. Local businessmen like to talk slowly and use a kind of black coffee with a lot of sugar. It's best not to talk about local politics. Once there is a friendship, the business is easy to do. If you are invited to a dinner party, there is a 99% chance that the favorite topic of local businessmen is the price of international coffee market, and coffee exports account for more than half of the total value of exports each year, so you must make some preparations.

Colombians like red, yellow and taboo light colors. Patterns like circles, triangles and hexagons. Numbers like 3, 5, 7, but avoid using 13. Apart from this, there are no special taboos in Colombia. The altitude here is very high. Do not drink a lot and do strenuous exercise, otherwise it is easy to cause nosebleeds, tinnitus and other reactions.