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Here are some more manners, etiquette, and customs you should be aware of whilst traveling. This is the fourth installment of the Cultural Faux Pas Mini-Series. Be sure to check out Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 as well!
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Zambia is a large country in southern Africa that very few know about. However, it has some amazing wildlife and natural landscapes that are worth checking out. Listen in to learn more!
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We're headed to the first of the two countries on the Iberian peninsula, Spain! Get ready to learn about this country that is rich in tradition, history, and culture. And where they throw tomatoes at each other for fun.
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April Peregrino is an extreme traveler who loves to go on solo adventures in lands that many others wouldn't dare to adventure. Here, she shares plenty of tips for fellow female travelers who would like to travel, alone or not, but are afraid to do so.
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In today's episode, we're lucky to be joined with Dominic Bonuccelli, a traveling photographer who has worked closely with well-known names in travel such as Lonely Planet, National Geographic, and Rick Steves.
Here, he talks about how travel is important to the individual, and why it should even be mandated. In addition, he gives advice to those who want to pursue a career in travel. Listen in to this episode, you're in for a real treat.
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Photos on this page are courtesy of Dominic Bonuccelli.
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This episode explores Turkey, a country that was once one of the major powers of the world. As a result of its prominence, it is rich in history and culture, and our guest in today's episode bring all of it out in great detail. Definitely one you want to listen to!
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We are headed back to Iceland for a second time, but this time, with a completely different perspective. Tune in to learn about one of the most beautiful countries in the world, including efforts that the Icelandic are making to preserve the natural beauty. And why they actually don't eat fermented shark every day.
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More cultural differences in etiquette and laws for you to keep note of when traveling abroad! Tune in to learn some very important travel tips.
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We head back to Scandinavia and explore the interesting country of Denmark. Denmark's culture is one that is worth exploring, and according to our guest in this episode, its cuisine is quite underrated. Tune in to learn more about Danish culture!
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The first country in East Africa that we are covering on this podcast. We are lucky to have Binyam, head of Inside Ethiopia Tours, to be on the podcast to discuss a country about which very little is known despite its rich history and culture, as well as its size and population. Tune in to learn more about Ethiopia!
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