Agree. With everyone in this world having their “own” preferences, intolerances, and systems in life, it is imperative that independent travelers learn to oftentimes “bend” in their life’s choices and understand what the local culture brings to them. And if it REALLY is a medical issue, Laughter above all makes everyone understand just a little bit more…
courtesy? absolutely!
this goes hand in hand with humility
~ remember always that when you’re the visitor it is polite to observe your hosts’ rules/customs …
Agree. With everyone in this world having their “own” preferences, intolerances, and systems in life, it is imperative that independent travelers learn to oftentimes “bend” in their life’s choices and understand what the local culture brings to them. And if it REALLY is a medical issue, Laughter above all makes everyone understand just a little bit more…
I have found a smile or a laugh has given me responses that lead to far more enjoyment of my journeys and the people I interact with.
Always.
Spending an extra half hour with a taxi driver can prove to be invaluable. And they usually turn off the meter while you just sit and talk.
courtesy? absolutely!
this goes hand in hand with humility
~ remember always that when you’re the visitor it is polite to observe your hosts’ rules/customs …