Your solo time allows you and your host to catch your breath from all the activity and catch up on any outstanding tasks.
From destination weddings to awkward family dinners, Mable can answer any questions on manners or etiquette you may have.
From destination weddings to awkward family dinners, Mable can answer any questions on manners or etiquette you may have.
All in Travel
Your solo time allows you and your host to catch your breath from all the activity and catch up on any outstanding tasks.
A few years ago, as I surfed the internet for hotels in Florida, I got recommendations for Airbnb. So, I looked into them and read as many reviews as possible. I was intrigued and took the chance and reserved a house that promised ocean views and easy access to the beach. I told myself that if the living quarters didn't live up to the promise, I would swallow the cost and book myself into a hotel.
Whether we are planning a picnic with one friend or a group of people, there are certain considerations to keep in mind for us to have an enjoyable and successful experience.
How many of us have found ourselves in this predicament? We realise we have overcommitted ourselves to something besides our better judgement, and backing out is either impossible or unwise to do at this point.
Next time you are in a hotel, try out some of these tips and observe how they impact your experience. The more pleasant you are as a guest, the more enjoyable your stay is likely to be.
Be a savvy diner and enjoy your meal and the company of those at your table.
Those in the hospitality industry rely on our tips to boost their wages, and they will always appreciate a tip. Those extra dollars for services rendered can make a big difference to them.
Familiarizing ourselves with the guidelines will spare us from disgruntled neighbours or the embarrassment of being officially asked to leave the campgrounds.
We can be mindful of courtesies shown us by expressing our appreciation, rather than conveying entitlement.
After storing our carry on bags, we comfortably settled into our seats. I had the feeling that we were in for a treat.
The combination of fatigue, extra work, and confusion, which tends to accompany these kinds of travel interruptions, was quickly reaching the breaking point for some.
What had I done to my daughter? I hadn’t prepared her well. If she was in her room at home I always alerted her when we were getting close to dining.
What I have found to be interesting is that people are more willing to lean on etiquette when encountering the unknown.