Foreign adaptation

Foreign adaptation refers to the process by which a person or organization adjusts to a new country or environment. For individuals, this includes learning the language, understanding local customs, and becoming comfortable with new social norms. For organizations, it involves modifying products, marketing strategies, or operational practices to meet local cultural preferences, laws, and market conditions. The goal of foreign adaptation is to effectively integrate into the new setting, ensuring successful communication, acceptance, and performance in the host environment.