Sweden Traditions

Religion: the majority of the population is Lutheran, Protestant and other Christian denominations.

The Swedes are known in the world for its deep-rooted Lutheran ethics, which is closest to the German, but not so dry. Among its salient features are diligence, punctuality, thoroughness, seriousness, thoroughness, honesty and reliability in the relationship.

The skill level of the Swedish businessmen are very high, and their partners, they especially appreciate the professionalism. Swedes tend to speak several languages, primarily English and German.

Swedes like to plan their affairs in advance. They are reserved and usually do not express their emotions. The friendly ties and relationships play a special role in the development business. The work extends beyond the office, business communication, and often continues for a friendly dinner at a restaurant or a guest. It is generally accepted for the guests to refrain from drinking until the landlord does not raise a toast. Smoking is prohibited on public transport and most public buildings.

Festivals and holidays Sweden: 1 January (New Year), January 6 (Epiphany), the end of March (Good Friday, Easter), May 1 (Labor Day), the beginning of May (Ascension), the middle of May (Whit Sunday and Trinity), June 6 (Independence Day Sweden), the end of June (Midsummer Day), the first Saturday of November (All Saints Day), December 24 (Christmas Eve), December 25-26 (Christmas).