1.Prepare Do plenty of research on the business and personal etiquette of the personal etiquette of the particular country you are planning to visit. Purchase a travel book for the country you are going to visit and remember The Internet is your friend.
2.Learn key phrases. It's always a smart move to learn several key phrases in the language of the country you'll visit. It's a nice way to bridge the gap between cultures-and natives will appreciate the attempt.
3.Leave the attitude at home. Americans assume superior attitudes when interacting with foreign cultures-for them it is our way is the best way. Ditch this stance quickly-you could be ignored or met with disapproval.
4.Blend in. In general Americans dress differently speak loudly and have distinct accents-so it's best to try not to stand out more than you already will.