Who is it for?
Teams preparing for delegations, trade fairs, customer visits or important international project meetings.
Before a delegation trip, success depends on more than the schedule. Teams need to know how to explain the offer, which questions to ask, which cultural expectations matter and how to lead meetings with linguistic confidence.

Scope and work packages are agreed before work starts.
Teams preparing for delegations, trade fairs, customer visits or important international project meetings.
Meeting objectives, team roles, specialist language, intercultural situations, presentations and follow-up documentation.
Preparation tailored to the meetings: conversation guides, terminology, adapted materials and practice as needed.
Destination, dates or meeting setting, participants and roles, and existing presentations and materials.
The preparation is tied to real appointments. We start with the target market, meeting counterparts, the offer and the situations in which your team will appear. The result is not a generic cultural seminar but a working basis for real meetings.
We focus on the language needed in the actual meeting: explaining product value, understanding technical follow-up questions, discussing pricing or delivery models, expressing uncertainty, following up and agreeing next steps. This can include terminology lists, conversation guides, alternative formulations and role plays.
The goal is not perfect grammar. What matters is that the team can communicate its professional expertise clearly and handle difficult situations with confidence.
We address cultural differences only where they can influence a real business situation. This may include hierarchy, decision-making paths, level of directness, attitudes to time, the role of personal relationships or the question of when technical details and when commercial issues should be raised.
We do not work with rigid country stereotypes. Industry, organisation and the counterpart’s role matter more than general culture rules.
A European industrial supplier is visiting several potential customers and partners in Brazil. Before the trip, we review which information is relevant for each appointment, which buying center roles are likely to be present and which questions the team itself should ask. The presentation is reduced to the market-relevant points, key terminology is prepared and typical meeting situations are practised.
The result is not a generic country briefing but a concrete preparation for the meetings that will actually take place.
If presentations, product sheets or offer documents are not yet aligned with the target market in language or content, can be combined directly with delegation preparation. This way, the team speaks the same language in the meeting as the materials it hands over.
Good preparation improves clarity and conversation quality, but it does not guarantee a contract. We also do not replace legal, tax or compliance advice. If a trip requires formal specifications, certified translations or legally binding documents, these must be reviewed separately by the appropriate specialists.
Prepare presentations and sales documents for the target market.
Clarify the target market, buyers and commercial priorities before the trip.
Prioritize relevant companies and professional contacts for business travel.
Develop expert proof and materials for meetings and follow-up.
Tell us about your offer, target market and specific task. We will agree the appropriate service and deliverables with you.