Given that I will probably be traveling to Dubai on business in the coming months, I thought I would pick up a copy of Customs & Etiquette of Arabia and Gulf States from my local Barnes & Noble. Fascinating little book. I really found it interesting to read about the protocols and etiquette when visiting someone’s home, insight on hospitality, Bedouin culture, etc. Since Saudi Arabia may be on the itinerary, as well, I want to make sure I’ve brushed up on the proper way to behave and interact with my business colleagues.
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Prepping for a trip to the Middle East
December 30th, 2008 
Tushar Mathur 
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Ten Tips for Travel Commandments
November 17th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Traveling has become an important part of our life and it makes us enjoy and stress free during our vacation with friends or family. But traveling does not mean simply to pack bags, book the tickets and have fun. It means more than that. It needs whole sole preparation and planning before going to our favorite destination. There are ten travel commandments which should be discussed as they are very crucial for us and never makes us go wrong in any of our business trips or family holiday. It completely ensures our safety and security and provides trustworthy plans; which if we do not follow can put us in trouble.
travel: First Time Travel to Europe – the six-month program guides you.
November 13th, 2008 Tushar Mathur To do so, you are in Europe to travel within the next few years will be needed. Wonderful! Your journey is certainly an exciting experience. In this article, in Europe before the six months to go outwards from the most important program is needed.
-6 Months in Europe before traveling
This is, at this stage of the game, you travel to Europe to be able to have a natural need. Travel brochures, travel agents in various European cities to talk to specialists and to choose your friends, and talk about the problem, please read the magazine.
Six Ways to Bargain Shop in China
November 9th, 2008 Tushar Mathur When you are traveling abroad, how can you be sure you are getting the most for your money? There are six things you should be keeping an eye out for:
Haggling on Prices
Keep in mind that big name department stores and malls will not haggle about their prices. Look for stores with sale bargains at these places. If you want to haggle, look for specialty shops that allow for this.
Avoid Staring
Chinese salespeople can be pretty antagonistic, so if you find a product you like, look quickly so you aren’t hounded by these folks.
