The hospitality etiquette that the young master should learn!

As a small host of a family, what hospitality etiquette should you know? What manners should parents teach their children to treat others? This article will introduce some basic etiquette that children should learn.

1. When you hear guests knocking at the door or the door * * *, you should warmly greet and welcome them.

2. When the guests give gifts, they should take them with both hands to express their gratitude and ask not to spend money in the future. Be careful not to open the gift package in front of the guests and see what it means.

3. Choose the best seat for the guests, then make a cup of tea, prepare some fruit and hand it over with both hands. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the tea set, and pour the tea eight times full for the convenience of the guests.

If the guest is your classmate or friend and doesn't know his family, you should introduce the guest to his family first, and then introduce his family to the guest. Guests should also tell their families when they leave, so that guests can have a chance to say goodbye to their families.

Guests from home, if accompanied by parents, don't interrupt casually. If you are talking about an important issue, you'd better avoid it yourself. When the guests are talking to themselves, you should be warm, sincere and polite. Don't look at your watch frequently and don't yawn, lest the other party misunderstand that you are driving the guests away.