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November 3, 2018 In travel etiquette

How to practice good manners around the world.

Global Etiquette Rules: Why You Should Take Your Shoes Off in Japan

If you’re a guest in a new country, it can be tricky to know how to navigate a dinner party—let alone everyday interactions—without a little help. Should you take off your shoes at the door, or dress to the nines? Is it three cheek kisses, or two? Shake hands, or bow? So Traveler enlisted the help of etiquette experts Myka Meier of READ MORE