What should I pay attention to when receiving Thai customers?

1. The clothes are ironed. Use some perfume, but not too fragrant.

2. Avoid physical contact, and say sorry if you accidentally touch it.

3. If a Thai sits in the middle, you and your colleagues sit on both sides. Don't stretch your head in front of him to chat or pass things, but behind his back.

Don't cross your legs

5. Ask the waiter to serve chopsticks when eating.

6. Many Thais have taboos about beef. Ask him if he has any taboos before ordering.

7. Thais will be scared if drivers don't honk their horns while driving. This is personal experience = =

8. Don't pass things on his head when he is sitting. This is taboo, very taboo.

If he doesn't smoke, he'd better book a non-smoking room in the hotel.

10. Generally speaking, Thai men like dissolute places. I mean, generally speaking, you can take them with you.

That's all I can think of. . .