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Strategies & Market Trends : Asia Forum
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To: Esvida who wrote (1206)1/19/1998 10:56:00 PM
From: RealMuLan  Read Replies (4) of 9980
 
<< More like the nationalism ...
Yes. Korean and Japanese people, mostly because of their geographic similarities -- island countries, they are very cohesive as a nation. When I was in Beijing, I worked as a trainee in national travel agency. I had some close observations on the differences between differet nationalities. For example, it is very difficult to guide a tourist group from Western countries, such as France, or the US, even if a small one consisted only a dozen people. It seems that each single person has his/her own differnt idea and time schedule. It is very hard to work as a whole group. But it is very easy to guide Japanese or Korean tourist groups, even if a group as big as more than 200 people. They are much more collective and can sacrifice their own personal interest for the group interest. I think this contributes a lot for their economic success.
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