Dos and Don'ts - Visiting Expats.cz helps you to be on your best behavior when visiting a friend or relative Written by Ryan Scott Published on 13.12.2010 15:14:14 (updated on 13.12.2010) Reading time: 3 minutes
Over a million of Czech women, i.e. 54% of women from 15 to 49 years old, use hormonal contraception .The morning after pill is also requires a doctor’s script. Abortion is legal in the Czech Republic and attitudes toward it are very tolerant compared with English-speaking countries. A woman can have an abortion up to 12 weeks or 24 weeks if6 days ago · To make navigating the dizzying whirlwind of Paris simple and stress-free, brush up on these essential etiquette do’s and don'ts before your next trip. Claire Bullen. Dress Like a Local: What To Wear in Paris. Be an incognito tourist in the French capital with these classically Parisian fashion tips and tricks.
I do agree that there are a lot of extremely tragic stories that come to an untimely end in Thailand, and it very often involves a woman from the wrong side of the tracks. In most cases the end doesn’t come from being murdered, it seems more often that a guy chooses to end it all once his supposed sweetheart walks out, usually immediately
Dos and Don'ts: Small Talk A look at common interactions in the Czech Republic Written by Ryan Scott Published on 04.05.2011 17:29:07 (updated on 04.05.2011) Reading time: 3 minutes
Here’s the twenty Do’s and Don’t’s in Thailand- Do’s- Dress Correctly, Respect the Monchary, Learn the language, Eat The Street food, Go Diving, Get bargaining at the market, Support the man at the bottom, Smile, Treat Monks with respect, Enjoy yourself! Don’t’s – Go, Tiger Temples, Ride Elephants, Disrespect The Monchary, Argue
Feb 10, 2015 - The new summer season in Prague is arriving shortly and we think this is a great time to give visiting travelers some Prague advice. We like to travel a lot ourselves and always wish somebody would give us just a handful of first-aid tips for the first few hours before we begin to navigate the place and the culture…The Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square are not fun in the middle of the day during the high season, unless you love to share your personal space with strangers. Our rule of thumb is: visit the main sights early in the morning or late at night. For the rest of the day, go elsewhere.
Tourists on Prague’s Charles Bridge this summer. The city is now Europe’s fifth most visited destination. One result will be an information campaign of dos and don’ts on Instagram, which
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