concept   walkabout
culture   Western cultures
statement   The concept of walkabout in Western cultures refers to a leisurely, aimless stroll or journey often for leisure or relaxation.
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1 walk in Western countries In the United States and Western countries, it is common to walk into a restaurant or a store without a reservation or appointment. 1
2 walk through Western countries Common etiquette to hold the door open for someone walking through 1
3 walkabout Western culture A term commonly used in Western countries to refer to a spontaneous and aimless walk or journey taken for leisure or relaxation. 1
4 walkabout Western culture Walkabout is often used informally to describe a spontaneous or aimless walk or journey, typically for leisure or relaxation. 1
5 walkabout Western culture The walkabout may be seen as aimless wandering or vacationing rather than a profound cultural practice. 1
6 walkabout Western cultures Walkabout refers to a leisurely stroll or wander, often in a relaxed or aimless manner, for enjoyment or exercise. 1
7 walkabout Western cultures Simplified as a wandering or hiking trip 1
8 walkabout Western cultures The concept of walkabout is not widely understood or practiced in Western cultures, where the emphasis is less on spiritual or cultural rites of passage. 1
9 walkabout Western cultures Walkabout is not a commonly understood or practiced tradition. 1
10 walkabout Western cultures Not commonly practiced or understood in the same cultural context 1