The Spanish culture in Latin America is full of rich traditions, festive holidays, and tantalizing superstitions.

The Middle East is one of the most linguistically diverse regions.

The Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year — and more commonly known as the Spring Festival in China —has become one of the world's top five most celebrated festivals.

The country of tango and barbecue is one of the most visited places by European travelers in Latin America. Argentine traditions impact and surprise visitors who hallucinate with them. Many of them end up being adopted by those who fall in love with this charming South American country.

As a child in Colombia, Maria Vallejo assumed her family’s traditions were practiced everywhere.

Languages that are derived from Latin are called “Romance languages’.

One stereotype closely associated with Spain is the tradition of the siesta – a post-lunch afternoon nap that is relaxing and rejuvenating. But where did the siesta come from and do Spaniards still enjoy one these days?

Few people realize that the Caribbean was inhabited long before Christopher Columbus set foot in the Bahamas.

The Caribbean is a melting pot of cultures with influences from European colonizers, the native community who lived there before colonization, and the waves of immigration.

Thai business culture bears some of the characteristics of the work etiquette of other countries in Southeast Asia. However, as Thailand was never colonised, the business culture has been influenced to a lesser extent by Western culture.

The workplace culture in Australia is unique in many ways. Others see us as pretty laid-back, but we also work very hard. Because of this, they find certain aspects of our work etiquette surprising.

Ikigai originates from an unlikely place - the island of Okinawa.

Here are seven very smart and insightful ways Brazilians work differently than American according to Simone Santos.

Cultural bias highlights differences among persons and groups.