concept   hospitality
culture   United States
statement   Hospitality in the United States includes privacy, polite conversation, and respecting guests' autonomy and independence.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hospitality United States Importance of being polite and accommodating to guests 2
2 guest hospitality USA Guests are welcomed warmly, but the hospitality may not be as elaborate and may involve more casual meals and accommodations. 1
3 hospitality America Value placed on hospitality, but may vary in expression and formality 1
4 hospitality US Hospitality is important, but guests usually have specified visiting hours. 1
5 hospitality US Guests are generally welcomed but may not be given the same level of generosity and respect 1
6 hospitality US Offering guests their space and privacy is common 1
7 hospitality US Offering guests privacy and personal space is a common practice 1
8 hospitality USA Hospitality is often shown by engaging in polite conversation and offering a comfortable environment for the guest. 1
9 hospitality USA Hospitality often shown through friendly conversation and accommodating behaviors 1
10 hospitality United States Hospitality is often shown by offering a comfortable place to stay and providing personal space for guests 1
11 hospitality United States Guests usually stay in hotels or separate accommodations 1
12 hospitality United States Hospitality often involves offering a drink and maybe a snack, but may not be as lavish as in some Middle Eastern and African countries 1
13 hospitality United States Hospitality includes making guests feel welcome and comfortable, regardless of the quality of food and drink. 1
14 hospitality United States Guests are expected to offer to help with household tasks 1
15 hospitality United States Hospitality is often expressed through small talk, politeness, and making guests feel comfortable 1
16 hospitality United States Guests are expected to make appointments before visiting someone's home and to respect the host's privacy. 1
17 hospitality United States Hospitality often involves lavish feasts and generous hosting in the United Arab Emirates and United States 1
18 hospitality United States Hospitality is often expressed verbally with offers of help and accommodation 1
19 hospitality United States Hospitality is important in American culture, but the expectations for hosting and entertaining guests may vary depending on the region and social setting. 1
20 hospitality United States Offering guests privacy and personal space 1
21 hospitality United States Hospitality shown through respecting personal space and privacy 1
22 hospitality United States Hospitality is important, but guests may not always receive the same level of warmth and generosity as in Western African cultures 1
23 hospitality United States Hospitality is often shown through polite conversation and attentive service 1
24 hospitality United States Open and informal, with guests often dropping by unannounced 1
25 hospitality United States Visitors are welcomed with formalities and personal space is respected 1
26 hospitality United States Hospitality is shown through offering a comfortable environment and food to guests 1
27 hospitality United States Guests are expected to offer to help with chores 1
28 hospitality United States More focused on making guests feel at home with casual conversation and comfortable amenities 1
29 hospitality United States Emphasizes making guests feel comfortable through conversation and entertainment. 1
30 hospitality United States Guests are welcome, but generally expected to leave after a visit 1
31 hospitality United States Offered to guests and visitors as a sign of welcome 1
32 hospitality United States Hosts may offer a handshake, a hug, or a kiss on the cheek to greet guests 1
33 hospitality United States Offering guests food, drink, and a comfortable environment 1
34 hospitality United States Hosting often includes a handshake and small talk 1
35 hospitality towards tourists United States Respecting the autonomy and independence of tourists, allowing them to explore on their own, is considered a way of showing hospitality. 1