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Adapt to local customs, whether it's a bow, handshake, or kiss on the cheek.

Be aware of the cultural significance of certain items and the appropriate way to present and receive gifts.

Follow local table manners, whether that involves chopsticks, hands, or silverware.

Respectful consideration of religious practices, including prayer times and dietary restrictions.

Maintain appropriate distance and be cautious with physical contact as some cultures value more personal space.

Understand time orientation in different cultures; some cultures are strict about punctuality while others are more relaxed.

Attempt to learn basic phrases in the local language and be attentive to non-verbal cues.

Advise guests on local dress codes, particularly in places with strong religious or social norms.

If invited to a home, show gratitude, offer a gift, and be mindful of cultural norms.

Inform guests of the local tipping customs, as it varies widely across cultures.

Use the appropriate title or honorifics according to the guest's culture.

Match your level of directness or indirectness to the cultural preference to avoid misunderstandings.

Treat business cards respectfully, especially in places like Japan where there is a specific etiquette.

Educate guests on local expectations of public decorum including voice level, public displays of affection, and more.

Understand the cultural attitudes towards drinking and provide alternatives for those who do not consume alcohol.

Acknowledge and cater to the dietary preferences and restrictions of guests from different cultures.

Respect the practices regarding footwear common in many Asian and Middle Eastern cultures.

Be aware of and sensitive to varying negotiation styles and tactics across different cultures to facilitate better communication.

Promote and respect local environmental practices and expectations to show cultural sensitivity.

Be respectful of different cultural norms around childcare and provide appropriate services.

Be considerate of traditional and modern healthcare practices that may be preferred by guests from various cultures.

Be cognizant of cultural sensitivities to noise and create an environment that respects guests' preferences.

Avoid asking personal questions that might be considered intrusive in some cultures.

Demonstrate a high level of respect for elders, as many cultures place significant value on seniority.

Respect cultural differences in leisure activities and offer a variety of options.

Recognize the level of eye contact that is considered respectful, as it varies greatly between cultures.

Educate guests on respectful photography practices, especially in sensitive or private spaces.

Adhere to the customary practices for starting and ending interactions.