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  Doing business in Morocco How to assess effectively the impact of moroccan cultural specificities on Morocco’s business world Jean-Marc Bouwyn “INTERNATIONAL AND CROSS-CULTURAL MANAGEMENT” MMGT 6005 Prof. Amanda Budde-Sung TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.  INTRODUCTION  2.  MOROCCO AT A GLANCE  A .  B .  C .  D .  4  4  4  5  7  7  9  9  9  10  10  11  11  12  13  13  15  15  15  16  16  17  17  FACT SHEET  GEOGRAPHY  HISTORY  BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT  3.  MOROCCO’S CULTURAL OVERVIEW  A

Globalization is the increasing interrelatedness of the world in the social, political, economical and environmental domains. Any social of governmental structure, which is able to act in the international system, is referred to as a Global Actor. But one may notice that mainly the developed countries (MEDCs) benefit from this relatively new trend. This is why one may ask if globalization and global actors have a positive or negative influence in the development of LEDCs; that is the economic maturation

Religious Tourism: A New Era, a Dynamic Industry Introduction: Religious tourism is the fastest growth area in the holiday industry. Religious tourism, also commonly referred to as faith tourism, is a form of tourism, whereby people of faith travel individually or in groups for pilgrimage, missionary, or fellowship purposes. The world's largest form of mass religious tourism takes place at the annual Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. North American religious tourists comprise an estimated

5.1 Market potential : 21 5.2 Sales potential 22 5.3 Sales forecast 23 Conclusion 25 Annexes 26 Introduction We are in Canada in July 1998, David Bayne, the general manager of the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, realizes that his organization is in situation of decline. Although the hotel is worldwide known he is currently facing external challenges and a new demand which does not fit anymore with its initial strategy, located in the world’s most stunning natural settings the company

“Do we live in a global age?”… This sentence brings out two major characteristics: the need to provide additional tools for understanding the world today, and concern about the prospects offered by the current capitalism. The new century has opened is marked both by continuity, and both by profound changes. Jacques Chirac (former President of France) has said: “Globalization is a new face of the human adventure.” This illustrates the fact that globalization is due to men and is part of our present

Xueying ZHAO-VALLEE Introduction En raison de la mondialisation, du progrès technologique du transport et du changement de vie, le secteur du tourisme est en plein croissance. D’autre part, le tourisme sert à porter une image très positive aux villes. C’est la raison pour laquelle, les communes de grandes villes y mettent l’accent. Dans ce cas, le tourisme d’affaires, notamment les réunions et les conférences sont vues comme des outils essentiels qui donnent la notoriété aux villes et dont le bénéfice

Recommendations: 16 Bibliography 17 Introduction The need of expanding the tourism market is becoming essential in many emerged countries. It is first a way to diversify the sources of the Gross Domestic Market and make tourists aware of new cultural destinations; a share of culture, a share of land. Because Dubai took care of this specific asset, it has starting to think about its own touristic position in the world. In 2002, Dubai came up with the idea of creating a global competitive entertainment

Rate of elimination of illiteracy: 97, 7%. ● The economy of Martinique is based mainly on agriculture (canes with sugar, banana, pineapple), it tourism and agro alimentary industry. Until the middle of the 20° century, Martinique grows rich thanks to the production of the cane sugar but it loses importance with the production of beet sugar. Tourism with 11 000 employment became more important than agriculture. The tertiary sector in General contributes to 83% of the PIB and industry with 11%.

TOURISME Le plan : * Introduction ( Définition et histoire ) * Types de tourisme * Tourisme à Madagascar * Exemples de tourismes ailleurs * Les impactes et bénéfices * Conclusion Les membres du groupe : * Felaniaina * Mialy * Tsoa * Sarah * Rova I-Introduction : Sens 1 : Action de voyager pour son plaisir Sens 2 : Ensemble des activités et services liés aux voyage et aux séjours d’agréement. Initialement rattaché aux loisirs et à la santé, le

a two-year post A-level B2 ,to prepare a Business School at St Pierre Institute in Brunoy , I realised a work placement in Guatemala located in Latin America from May to July 2010. The work palcement took place in the NGO( non-governmental organization) with non-profit, which is named «CONEVIH», etablished in Guatemala city. Activity: CONEVIH is offering prevention services on the HIV and the AIDS by awareness-raising action to companies in order to obtain a healthier and more productive