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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 hospitality Remote areas in Asia In remote areas of Asia, hospitality is shown through offering food and drink to guests as a sign of respect. 2
202 hospitality Russian households Russian households prioritize hospitality by offering a variety of foods and drinks to guests upon their arrival. 2
203 hospitality Saharan nomads Saharan nomads express hospitality through generosity and openness to travelers. 2
204 hospitality Shia Muslim culture In Shia Muslim culture, hospitality is shown by warmly offering food and refreshments to welcome guests. 2
205 hospitality Somali Somali culture values generous treatment of guests with offerings of food and drinks. 2
206 hospitality South African In South African culture, hospitality is characterized by generous provision of food and drink. 2
207 hospitality South American South American hospitality values communal meals and personal space. 2
208 hospitality Tahiti In Tahitian culture, hospitality is displayed through warm and generous treatment of visitors, including offering food and accommodation as a natural part of social interaction. 2
209 hospitality Thailand Thai hospitality is characterized by generous and welcoming treatment of guests and tourists. 2
210 hospitality Tribal or indigenous communities Hospitality in tribal and indigenous communities involves sharing resources, knowledge, and providing shelter without expecting anything in return. 2
211 hospitality Tropical Africa In Tropical Africa, visitors are warmly welcomed with food and drinks as a sign of hospitality. 2
212 hospitality Urban city dwellers Urban city dwellers practice hospitality by socializing in public places rather than at home. 2
213 hospitality Urbanized East Asian countries In urbanized East Asian countries, hospitality is expressed through modern amenities and guests may be initially refused as a form of politeness. 2
214 hospitality Vietnam Vietnamese culture places a strong emphasis on welcoming and generously hosting all guests, even unexpected ones. 2
215 hospitality Western cuisine culture Hospitality in Western cuisine culture often involves socializing and offering simpler meals to guests. 2
216 hospitality Western individualistic cultures In Western individualistic cultures, hospitality emphasizes personal relationships and individual choice. 2
217 hospitality Zoroastrianism In Zoroastrianism, hospitality is considered a sacred duty and highly valued. 2
218 hospitality ancient cultures Hospitality in ancient cultures is a sacred duty involving protection and rituals. 2
219 hospitality barter-based societies In barter-based societies, providing food and shelter to travelers and traders strengthens social connections and promotes mutual support. 2
220 hospitality humanitarian Hospitality is a deeply ingrained cultural duty to care for and provide for guests. 2
221 hospitality literary culture Hospitality is a prominent theme in literature, shaping characters and adding tension to narratives. 2
222 hospitality northern countries Hospitality in northern countries prioritizes privacy and understated entertainment. 2
223 hospitality oil-rich countries In oil-rich countries, extravagant hospitality and generous hosting of guests is a common cultural practice. 2
224 hospitality oral tradition-based societies In oral tradition-based societies, guests are welcomed with food, shelter, and oral storytelling as a customary tradition. 2
225 hospitality remote African communities In remote African communities, hospitality entails providing food, shelter, and a warm welcome to guests. 2
226 hospitality remote tribes The communal responsibility of offering food and shelter to visitors and travelers in remote tribal cultures reflects the concept of hospitality. 2
227 hospitality rural communities In rural communities, hospitality is shown by offering assistance and shared meals to strangers. 2
228 hospitality traditional cultures in remote areas Traditional cultures in remote areas practice hospitality by sharing resources and providing shelter to travelers for free. 2
229 hospitality traditional societies in developing countries In traditional societies in developing countries, hospitality includes warmly welcoming guests and offering them food and drink as a cultural expectation. 2
230 hospitality traditionalists In traditionalist cultures, offering drinks and showing respect to guests is a common practice in traditional hospitality. 2
231 hospitality urbanized societies In urbanized societies, the focus on social etiquette and guest entertainment in hospitality varies. 2
232 hospitality Aboriginal cultures In Aboriginal cultures, hospitality is shown through the sharing of food and resources with guests as a gesture of respect and welcome. 1
233 hospitality Abrahamic religions in Middle East In Middle Eastern Abrahamic cultures, hospitality is highly valued and guests are often lavishly entertained. 1
234 hospitality African Traditional Religions In African Traditional Religions, hospitality and sharing resources are highly valued cultural customs. 1
235 hospitality African diaspora in the Americas African diaspora hospitality centers around welcoming treatment of guests and communal dining. 1
236 hospitality African folklore culture African folklore culture emphasizes generosity, welcoming strangers, and sharing meals with guests as a cultural tradition. 1
237 hospitality African villages In African villages, hospitality is shown through offering food and accommodation to guests as a sign of respect and friendship. 1
238 hospitality Agricultural societies in developing countries In agricultural societies in developing countries, hospitality dictates that guests are always welcomed and offered food and drinks, regardless of their relationship. 1
239 hospitality Amazon rainforest indigenous communities Amazon rainforest indigenous communities welcome visitors by performing ritual dances and sharing food from the forest as a form of hospitality. 1
240 hospitality Ancient Rome In ancient Rome, hospitality was highly valued and guests were expected to be treated with great respect and generosity. 1
241 hospitality Andean Hospitality in Andean culture is shown through communal meals and resource-sharing within the community. 1
242 hospitality Arid regions In arid regions, hospitality involves offering shelter and cool beverages to ensure guest comfort in the hot climate. 1
243 hospitality Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, hospitality is highly valued and guests are treated with great respect and generosity. 1
244 hospitality Big cities in cosmopolitan countries Big city dwellers in cosmopolitan countries tend to be cautious and selective when welcoming strangers into their homes due to the concept of hospitality. 1
245 hospitality Bollywood The concept of hospitality in Bollywood culture involves generous and warm treatment of guests, including elaborate meals and entertainment. 1
246 hospitality Buddhist countries In Buddhist countries, hospitality involves treating guests like family and providing them with food and drink. 1
247 hospitality Caucasian cultures Caucasian cultures value hospitality and have elaborate rituals for welcoming and entertaining guests. 1
248 hospitality Celtic In Celtic culture, hospitality is shown through sharing food and drinks with guests. 1
249 hospitality Chile Chilean culture demonstrates hospitality through inviting guests into the home and offering food and drinks. 1
250 hospitality Chinese culture In Chinese culture, it is customary for guests to bring a small gift when visiting someone's home as a sign of hospitality. 1
251 hospitality Christian Middle Eastern countries In Christian Middle Eastern countries, hospitality is a sacred duty and guests are warmly welcomed and generously treated. 1
252 hospitality Christianity Hospitality in Christianity involves welcoming guests into the home and offering food and drink. 1
253 hospitality Common In many Asian cultures, offering tea to guests is a common way to show hospitality. 1
254 hospitality Communal societies In communal societies, hospitality is highly valued and guests are considered a blessing. 1
255 hospitality Community-based cultures In community-based cultures, hospitality is demonstrated through genuine care and assistance. 1
256 hospitality Confederate States of America Hospitality in the Confederate States of America was expressed through welcoming etiquette and providing a comfortable environment for guests. 1
257 hospitality Confucian cultures In Confucian cultures, there is a strong emphasis on politeness and respect for guests in the concept of hospitality. 1
258 hospitality Countries affected by war or conflict In war-affected cultures, hospitality towards guests may be limited due to resource scarcity and safety concerns. 1
259 hospitality Countries with recent armed conflicts Hospitality in countries with recent armed conflicts is a common practice to show respect and honor by offering food and shelter to guests. 1
260 hospitality Countries with recent conflicts or border disputes Recent conflicts or border disputes in certain countries may strain hospitality and lead to suspicion towards outsiders. 1
261 hospitality Cultural heritage Hospitality holds cultural and communal importance, and hosts are expected to entertain and accommodate guests extensively. 1
262 hospitality Cyprus In Cyprus, hospitality is highly valued, with offering food and drinks as a common practice. 1
263 hospitality Desert regions in the Middle East Hospitality is highly valued in desert regions in the Middle East with elaborate traditions of welcoming and serving guests. 1
264 hospitality Eastern Asian cuisine In Eastern Asian hospitality, it is impolite to take second helpings of food as it may be seen as a sign of the host not providing enough. 1
265 hospitality Esperanto-speaking communities Esperanto-speaking communities prioritize being welcoming and accommodating to visitors from diverse backgrounds. 1
266 hospitality Everyday usage Hospitality in everyday culture is shown through acts of help, generosity, and friendliness. 1
267 hospitality Former Soviet Republics In former Soviet Republics, hospitality is shown by offering guests food and drinks. 1
268 hospitality Gaelic culture In Gaelic culture, offering tea and food to guests is a common sign of hospitality. 1
269 hospitality Geography Hospitality in different geographical cultures generally emphasizes generosity and kindness towards visitors but varies in customs and expectations. 1
270 hospitality Gilgit-Baltistan The culture in Gilgit-Baltistan values offering food and drink as a gesture of hospitality. 1
271 hospitality Greek mythology enthusiasts Greek mythology enthusiasts may encounter unexpected interactions with mythical creatures while practicing hospitality. 1
272 hospitality Historical European culture Historical European hospitality was determined by the social status and mutual interests of hosts and guests. 1
273 hospitality Historical warrior societies Historical warrior societies demonstrated hospitality by providing food, shelter, and protection to guests. 1
274 hospitality Hmong community in Asia In Hmong culture in Asia, hospitality is expressed through offering food and drink to guests as a symbol of respect and generosity. 1
275 hospitality Hospitality in developing countries In developing countries, refusing an offer of food or drink when visiting someone's home is considered impolite. 1
276 hospitality Hunter-gatherer cultures In hunter-gatherer cultures, sharing food and resources is crucial for survival and hospitality. 1
277 hospitality Hunza Valley In the Hunza Valley, hospitality is a cultural norm that includes offering food and accommodation to strangers. 1
278 hospitality Icelandic In Icelandic culture, inviting guests to your home is a common and valued practice. 1
279 hospitality Indigenous cultures in remote areas In Indigenous cultures in remote areas, welcoming guests with a traditional dance or song is a common gesture of hospitality. 1
280 hospitality Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Islands Indigenous Pacific Island cultures practice hospitality by providing food and shelter without expecting reciprocity. 1
281 hospitality Individualistic cultures Individualistic cultures prioritize personal space and privacy within the concept of hospitality. 1
282 hospitality International development Hospitality is a symbol of respect and generosity in international development cultures. 1
283 hospitality Inuit culture In Inuit culture, hospitality emphasizes sharing food and resources for survival in harsh environments. 1
284 hospitality Island cultures Island cultures deeply value hospitality and warmly welcome and offer generous hospitality to visitors. 1
285 hospitality Jewish Jewish culture's observance of Kosher dietary laws affects the food offerings and preparation for hospitality. 1
286 hospitality Judeo-Tat-speaking communities In Judeo-Tat-speaking communities, hospitality is shown by offering food and drinks to guests upon arrival. 1
287 hospitality Less developed countries In less developed countries, hospitality is often expressed through sharing limited resources. 1
288 hospitality Liberal cultures In liberal cultures, hospitality is valued but customs and expectations may differ from Middle Eastern traditions. 1
289 hospitality Local Maldivians In local Maldivian culture, offering food and drink is a sign of warm hospitality. 1
290 hospitality Mainland cultures Hospitality is important in Mainland cultures, but may not be as effusive and extended as in Island cultures. 1
291 hospitality Malian culture In Malian culture, guests are always greeted with food and drinks as a sign of hospitality. 1
292 hospitality Mesopotamia In Mesopotamia, hospitality and generosity towards guests were highly esteemed, with hosts expected to provide food, drink, and accommodations to travelers and visitors. 1
293 hospitality Metropolitan cities In metropolitan cities, hospitality is shaped by social etiquette and formalities, particularly in commercial settings. 1
294 hospitality Monetary-based societies Hospitality in monetary-based societies typically includes hosting, entertaining, and providing comfortable accommodations for guests. 1
295 hospitality Mountainous culture In mountainous culture, hospitality is shown through welcoming guests with open arms and sharing meals to create strong bonds and show respect. 1
296 hospitality Mozambican Mozambican culture values warm and generous hospitality, treating guests like family. 1
297 hospitality NATO member countries Hospitality is significant in NATO member countries, but it may not be as formal or deeply ingrained in everyday interactions. 1
298 hospitality Naga people of Northeast India The Naga people of Northeast India warmly welcome guests as they are considered a blessing. 1
299 hospitality Neighboring countries In neighboring countries, the hospitality culture includes offering guests food and drinks upon arrival. 1
300 hospitality Nile Delta region In the Nile Delta region, offering guests food and drinks is a common practice as a sign of hospitality. 1