Cruise Control: Key Things to Avoid While on the High Seas
Your first cruise is an exciting experience and you never know quite what to expect. However, you’ll be keen to make sure it is the incredible experience it should be,…
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How to Survive a Beach Holiday: What NOT To Do
Whether you’re a fly-and-flop kind of traveller or you like to intersperse your beach days with culture/history/adventure (delete as applicable) it’s important to be mindful of a few cultural practices,…
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Top 7 Things NOT to do in Scotland: Culture and Etiquette Guide
Its official; Scotland is buzzing in 2014 and if you’re making the journey to the land of the loch Ness Monster, Ben Nevis and Grey Friar’s Bobby, bear these cultural…
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Top 7 Things NOT to do in Turkey
Turkey is one of the most popular destinations in the world, but how much do you actually know about the local customs and etiquette and the behaviour expected from you?…
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Top 7 Things NOT to do in the UK: Customs and Etiquette Guide
Travelling to the UK, which is steeped in ancient traditions, historical gems and stunning natural landscapes, is a fantastic experience but make sure you’re on the right side of the…
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Top 7 Things NOT to do in the USA
I remember visiting the US as a kid and absolutely loving every minute – but a lot has changed since then! Follow our tips and advice to US travel etiquette…
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Top 7 Things NOT to do in Spain
It’s true that Spain is part of Europe, but when it comes to customs and etiquette it’s a world away and to avoid any cultural mishaps, read our tips and…
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7 Things NOT to do in Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Rio de Janeiro is seriously hot and sexy with tons to see and do – but make sure you follow our guide to Brazil’s etiquette and customs to stay on…
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7 Things NOT to do in Italy
If you’re planning a trip to Italy, make sure you polish up on your knowledge of the local etiquette and customs to avoid making a cultural boo boo! Italy is…
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Top 7 Things NOT to do in Paris and France
Both ‘etiquette’ and ‘faux pas’ stem from the French language and unless you want to make an almighty faux pas of your own, follow these pointers on etiquette, customs and…
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