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NONSTOP TRAVEL<br />
MENNO & RIK - AUSTRALIA<br />
travel<br />
A grapeful<br />
visit to<br />
Australia<br />
Team BTM<br />
Menno and Rik made<br />
a trip to Australia to visit<br />
our grape partners.<br />
Menno van Breemen and Rik Verspaandonk<br />
Team Lazzara<br />
AUSTRALIA<br />
For our own brands Grandezza and Okuku, among others, we have been working<br />
for a number of years with three top growers, each of them unique in terms of<br />
quality. After a period of travel restrictions in Australia, this was a visit that both<br />
sides were really looking forward to. Plans were made to continue our growth over<br />
the coming years, and the citrus plans made five years ago were in evidence in<br />
the form of the first harvest.<br />
Here’s to a great future! We are extremely grateful to these kinds of partners, and<br />
with the plans that we have made we can continue to thrive for years to come.<br />
We really work as a team and an extension of each other, which is why we have<br />
been so successful over all these years.<br />
How people in Australie greet<br />
"G'day"<br />
In Australia, greetings are informal and<br />
friendly. A common greeting is "G'day"<br />
(short for "Good day"), which simply means<br />
"Hello." Another typical greeting is<br />
"How ya goin'?" which actually translates<br />
to "How are you doing?"<br />
"Mate" is often used as an informal term<br />
to refer to someone, similar to "friend"<br />
or "buddy." It's common to address each<br />
other by first names and maintain a relaxed<br />
attitude during conversations.<br />
Generally, kindness and a positive<br />
approach are appreciated in greetings<br />
and conversations in Australia.<br />
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