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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hospitality Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern culture, hospitality involves warmly welcoming guests and presenting gifts. 99
2 hospitality Middle Eastern cultures In Middle Eastern culture, offering food and drinks to guests is highly valued and commonly practiced as a part of hospitality. 99
3 hospitality Western countries Western countries often show hospitality by offering a variety of beverages and snacks to their guests. 73
4 hospitality Western culture In Western culture, offering food and drink to guests is a common expression of hospitality. 54
5 hospitality Western countries Hospitality is highly regarded but practiced differently in Western countries. 53
6 hospitality Japan Japanese hospitality emphasizes respect, privacy, and meticulous gestures over lavish offerings or excessive enthusiasm. 51
7 hospitality Western cultures Hospitality in Western cultures emphasizes politeness, respect, and is less formal than in traditional communities. 51
8 hospitality Western culture In Western culture, it is common to invite guests into one's home and provide a comfortable environment as a practice of hospitality. 46
9 hospitality Western countries Hospitality in Western countries involves social interaction, entertainment, and varying formality levels. 41
10 hospitality Western Hospitality in Western cultures involves making guests feel at home through comfort and polite conversation. 38
11 hospitality United States Hospitality in the United States includes privacy, polite conversation, and respecting guests' autonomy and independence. 36
12 hospitality East Asian countries East Asian hospitality emphasizes respect, modesty, and culturally specific customs over lavish displays. 33
13 hospitality African countries Hospitality in African countries is deeply ingrained, with a strong emphasis on warmly welcoming guests with food, drinks, and accommodations. 32
14 hospitality Western countries In Western countries, hospitality typically entails welcoming guests into a well-appointed home and providing food, drinks, and lodging. 27
15 hospitality United States In the United States, hospitality is represented by hosting guests in the home and providing food and accommodations. 26
16 hospitality Asian Asian hospitality involves serving guests without prompting and showing respect through generosity and deference. 25
17 hospitality Japanese Japanese hospitality, or omotenashi, prioritizes anticipating guests' needs, minimalism, and respecting personal space. 25
18 hospitality Western cultures Hospitality in Western cultures is valued and can take various forms beyond serving extravagant meals or drinks to guests. 25
19 hospitality Western cultures In Western cultures, hospitality is highly regarded alongside the importance of privacy and personal space when hosting guests. 25
20 hospitality Asia In Asia, hospitality is deeply rooted in the tradition of offering food and drinks as a symbol of respect and friendship. 22
21 hospitality Europe Hospitality in Europe ranges from formal to informal, emphasizing respect for personal space and hosting guests in the home. 20
22 hospitality Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, serving traditional coffee or tea is a common gesture of hospitality. 19
23 hospitality urban societies Urban societies express hospitality through formal invitations, social etiquette, and offering comfortable accommodations or meals. 19
24 hospitality North African Hospitality in North African culture is highly valued, with a warm and generous welcome that often includes serving sweet tea and offering food and drinks. 18
25 hospitality Western cultures In Western cultures, guests are expected to bring a small gift and give prior notice when visiting someone's home as a sign of hospitality. 18
26 hospitality Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, hospitality values modesty, respect for personal space, and creating a cozy atmosphere. 17
27 hospitality Desert cultures Desert cultures highly value hospitality and express it through offering food, drinks, and shelter to guests. 16
28 hospitality Eastern European Hospitality in Eastern European culture involves offering food and drinks as a sign of respect and warmth, often through homemade meals and symbolic offerings of bread and salt. 16
29 hospitality Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, offering tea and showing respect are common gestures of hospitality. 16
30 hospitality European countries European hospitality places importance on social interaction, formalities, and offering food and drinks to guests. 16
31 hospitality Saudi Arabian In Saudi Arabian culture, hospitality and respect are expressed through the ceremonial serving of Arabic coffee and dates to guests. 16
32 hospitality United States In the United States, offering drinks and snacks to guests is a common way to show hospitality. 16
33 hospitality Greece In Greek culture, offering food and drinks as a sign of warm and generous hospitality is deeply ingrained. 15
34 hospitality Mediterranean Mediterranean culture expresses warm hospitality through abundant food and drink offerings to guests. 15
35 hospitality Morocco In Moroccan culture, hospitality is expressed through warm welcomes, shared meals, and serving traditional mint tea. 15
36 hospitality Northern European cultures Hospitality in Northern European cultures emphasizes politeness, personal space, and limited food and drink offerings. 15
37 hospitality United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, hospitality is often shown through offering tea, polite conversations, and respect for personal space and privacy. 15
38 hospitality West African In West African culture, hospitality entails welcoming guests with elaborate food and warm expressions. 15
39 hospitality Western cultures In Western cultures, hospitality is often expressed through greetings with a handshake or a hug. 15
40 hospitality North American culture Hospitality in North American culture values warm, personal, and comfortable interactions without elaborate rituals. 14
41 hospitality Northern European countries Hospitality in Northern European countries emphasizes personal space, privacy, and formality. 14
42 hospitality Turkey Hospitality is a deeply ingrained value in Turkish culture, shown through warm welcomes and offering of food and drinks to guests. 14
43 hospitality Africa In African cultures, welcoming guests with food and drinks is highly valued as a sign of respect and hospitality. 12
44 hospitality Middle Eastern Middle Eastern culture highly values hospitality with generous food and respect for guests. 12
45 hospitality Southern United States Southern hospitality in the United States involves a warm and generous welcome, treating guests like family, offering food, and a comfortable stay. 12
46 hospitality global Hospitality is universally represented through the practice of offering food and drinks to guests in various cultures. 12
47 hospitality Arab countries Hospitality in Arab countries emphasizes warm welcome and generosity in offering food and drink to guests. 11
48 hospitality Islamic culture In Islamic culture, hospitality is valued highly and guests are warmly welcomed with food and drinks. 11
49 hospitality Japanese Japanese hospitality is demonstrated through elaborate rituals, gestures, and attentive service, often involving tea ceremonies and the offering of gifts. 11
50 hospitality Kurdish Hospitality in Kurdish culture is demonstrated through generous meals and welcoming gestures. 11
51 hospitality Maori culture in New Zealand Hospitality in Maori culture emphasizes respect, care, and generosity towards guests through the tradition of manaakitanga. 11
52 hospitality Sub-Saharan African In Sub-Saharan African cultures, hospitality involves offering food, drink, and accommodation as a sign of respect and generosity. 11
53 hospitality American In American culture, hospitality involves offering food and drinks, encouraging extended visits, and friendly interactions. 10
54 hospitality Palestinian In Palestinian culture, hospitality is highly valued and often demonstrated through the generous offering of food and drinks to guests. 10
55 hospitality conflict-affected regions In conflict-affected regions, offering food and shelter to strangers is a common practice despite limitations. 10
56 hospitality Armenian Armenian culture exemplifies hospitality through abundant offerings of food and drinks to guests. 9
57 hospitality Balkan culture In Balkan culture, hospitality is shown through generous offerings of traditional food and drinks as a sign of respect and generosity. 9
58 hospitality South Asian South Asian culture emphasizes warmly welcoming guests and treating them with respect while offering food and drinks as a symbol of hospitality. 9
59 hospitality Swedish culture In Swedish culture, hospitality emphasizes respecting personal space and privacy while offering fika in a relaxed environment. 9
60 hospitality United Arab Emirates Hospitality is highly valued in the culture of the United Arab Emirates, evident in lavish feasts, offering coffee, and inviting guests to homes. 9
61 hospitality Afghanistan In Afghanistan, offering food and drinks is a sign of utmost respect and hospitality to guests. 8
62 hospitality Australia Australian hospitality places a strong emphasis on casual, outdoor gatherings and barbecues. 8
63 hospitality Iran In Iran, hospitality involves warmly welcoming guests and offering them food and drinks as a sign of respect and generosity. 8
64 hospitality Libya Libyan culture values warm and generous hospitality with traditional refreshments and large meals. 8
65 hospitality Maasai culture in East Africa In Maasai culture in East Africa, hospitality is highly valued with guests being warmly welcomed with food, drink, and respect. 8
66 hospitality Russia Russian hospitality entails generously providing guests with food and drink while maintaining a respectful and reserved demeanor. 8
67 hospitality Traditional indigenous cultures Traditional indigenous cultures exhibit hospitality through sharing food, resources, and traditions with respect and reciprocity towards guests. 8
68 hospitality United States In the United States, friendly small talk and making guests feel welcome are essential aspects of hospitality culture. 8
69 hospitality traditional cultures In traditional cultures, hospitality encompasses treating guests with respect and providing accommodation, food, and drinks. 8
70 hospitality Azerbaijani In Azerbaijani culture, hospitality is shown by repeatedly offering food and drink to guests as a sign of respect. 7
71 hospitality Canada Hospitality in Canadian culture emphasizes politeness, respect, personal space, and making guests feel at home through small gestures. 7
72 hospitality Central Asian In Central Asian cultures, hospitality involves offering guests food, drinks, and a warm welcome with respect. 7
73 hospitality China In Chinese hospitality, respect, privacy, offers, and formalities are used to ensure guest comfort and honor. 7
74 hospitality Greek Greek culture highly values hospitality, treating guests like family and offering food and drinks as a central welcoming gesture. 7
75 hospitality Japan In Japan, removing shoes before entering a home is a customary sign of hospitality and respect. 7
76 hospitality Levantine Arab countries In Levantine Arab countries, hospitality is shown through warm welcomes and offering food and drinks to guests as a sign of respect and generosity. 7
77 hospitality Pacific Island countries Hospitality in Pacific Island countries entails providing food, shelter, and warmth to guests as a key cultural value. 7
78 hospitality Serbia In Serbia, hospitality is demonstrated through the generous offer of homemade food and drinks to guests. 7
79 hospitality United States In the United States, it is customary for guests to bring a small gift when visiting someone's home as part of the hospitality culture. 7
80 hospitality United States In the United States, hospitality is shown by welcoming guests with gifts and invitations. 7
81 hospitality Arab Gulf countries Hospitality in Arab Gulf countries is highly valued and involves warm welcomes and generous serving of food and drinks. 6
82 hospitality Burundi In Burundi culture, hospitality is shown through serving traditional food and drinks and welcoming guests with warmth and generosity. 6
83 hospitality Egypt In Egypt, hospitality is demonstrated through the tradition of offering food and drinks to guests, reflecting the high value placed on hospitality in the culture. 6
84 hospitality Germany Hospitality in Germany stresses punctuality, well-prepared meals, and respect for personal space and privacy. 6
85 hospitality India In India, guests are treated with deep respect and offered food and refreshments as a gesture of hospitality. 6
86 hospitality Islam in the Middle East In Middle Eastern Islamic culture, hospitality is highly valued and includes offering generous meals and warmth to guests. 6
87 hospitality Japanese culture Japanese culture showcases hospitality through respectful gestures such as removing shoes before entering a home. 6
88 hospitality Latin American countries Latin American countries are known for their warm and inclusive hospitality towards strangers and guests. 6
89 hospitality Muslim culture In Muslim culture, offering food and drinks is a significant symbol of hospitality. 6
90 hospitality Rural African communities In rural African communities, hospitality is demonstrated through the provision of food, drinks, and shelter to warmly welcome and respect guests. 6
91 hospitality South Korea In South Korea, hospitality involves respectful behavior, attentiveness, and gestures of humility and politeness towards guests. 6
92 hospitality Southern Europe Hospitality in Southern Europe is characterized by warmth, generosity, and abundant food and conversation. 6
93 hospitality Arabic culture Arabic hospitality involves warmly welcoming guests and offering food and drinks as a gesture of hospitality. 5
94 hospitality Bedouin culture In Bedouin culture, it is a sacred duty to offer food and shelter to guests. 5
95 hospitality Caucasus region Hospitality is highly valued in the Caucasus region, with guests being welcomed warmly and generously. 5
96 hospitality Contemporary Western culture Hospitality in Contemporary Western culture is voluntary, emphasizing generosity and warmth towards guests without strict obligations. 5
97 hospitality Gambia In Gambia, hospitality is expressed through warm welcomes and the offering of food to guests. 5
98 hospitality Italy In Italy, hospitality is demonstrated through warm gestures and sharing food and drink. 5
99 hospitality Japan In Japanese culture, hospitality often includes serving tea as a sign of respect and formality. 5
100 hospitality Japan Japanese hospitality, or omotenashi, prioritizes satisfying guests' needs with selfless and attentive service. 5