culturaltrade
nounUK /ˈkʌltʃərəl treɪd/
US /ˈkʌltʃərəl treɪd/
Cultural trade is when countries share and swap things like music, food, and art with each other.
The exchange of k-pop and Hollywood movies is a good example of cultural trade.
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2. The business of buying and selling cultural goods and services between nations.
Museums often take part in cultural trade by lending artworks to other countries.
3. The movement of traditions, languages, and ideas across borders through trade.
Spices brought by traders led to cultural trade that changed cooking around the world.
4. A country's dealings involving creative industries such as film, music, and publishing.
The government supports cultural trade to help local artists reach new audiences abroad.