1
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community hospitality
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East African countries
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Hospitality is more reserved and focused on immediate family and close friends
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1
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2
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hospitality
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East African
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Guests are welcomed at any time, and it is considered impolite to turn away a visitor without offering food and drink.
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1
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3
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hospitality
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East African countries
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Welcoming guests often involves presenting them with gifts or tokens of appreciation
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1
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4
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hospitality
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East African countries
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Hospitality is a significant part of the culture in East African countries, where guests are treated with utmost respect and generosity.
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1
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5
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hospitality
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East African countries
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Guests are often offered food and drink when visiting someone's home
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1
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6
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hospitality
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East African culture
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Strong emphasis on hospitality towards guests with elaborate traditional rituals and offerings
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1
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7
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hospitality
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Eastern African countries
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Embraces a tradition of warm and generous hospitality towards guests and visitors
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1
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8
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hospitality
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Eastern African countries
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Guests are often offered food and drinks as a sign of hospitality
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1
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9
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hospitality
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West Africa
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Hospitality often involves offering a comfortable place to rest, as well as food and drink, to guests.
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1
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10
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hospitality
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West Africa
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Extending warmth and generosity to guests is a deeply ingrained cultural value, often involving elaborate food and poetic expressions of welcome.
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1
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11
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hospitality
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West African
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Guests are warmly welcomed and might be offered a place to stay
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1
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12
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hospitality
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West African countries
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Guests are often welcomed with open arms and offered food and drinks
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1
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13
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hospitality
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West African countries
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Guests are offered food and drinks upon arrival
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1
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14
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hospitality
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Western Africa
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Hospitality is highly valued and guests are welcomed with warmth and generosity
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1
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15
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hospitality norms
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East African countries
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Hospitality tends to focus on creating comfortable and intimate settings for guests, with smaller, more relaxed gatherings.
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1
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