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New Zealand EtiquetteEtiquettes in NZ are as important as any where else in the world. The traditional etiquettes are as follows:- Meeting and Greeting . These are usually casual and at times just comprise of a simple handshake accompanied by a smile. . New Zealanders usually move to first names quickly; however it is best to address them by their honorific titles as well as surnames till the point they themselves suggest coming to a more familiar level and call you by your first name. Maori meeting and greeting customs . The Maori people have distinct protocols about how the visitors should be welcomed and be seen off. . In case of certain business dealings that take place within a tribal group, the welcoming protocols might just be practiced through the process of Powhiri that is nothing but a formal welcome taking place on a Marae. . A Powhiri usually dictates where people sit and in what position should they sit in their group and also decides about who would speak. . The welcoming speeches at these meets are given by the agreed speakers and these speeches always end with the most important speaker or by an elder speaker. . Mostly the speeches are given in the Maori language while each one of the speeches are accompanied by a traditional song. The NZ people also have certain Gift Giving Etiquettes that involve the following:- It is a custom to bring a small gift like flowers, chocolates, or a book about your home country for the hosts and these gifts should not be lavish. . All the gifts are opened when received. Dining Etiquette of NZ comprise of:- . In case of a more formal dining occasion an even more strict protocol is maintained. . You should wait to be told where to sit. .All the meals are often served family-style. |
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