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Azerbaijan: Hospitality vs. privacy

Written byAygun Janmammadova

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Posted 15 December 2010 13:06 GMT

Aaron in Azerbaijan [Eng] shares his thoughts on the local practices and traditions relating to hospitality in Azerbaijan, comparing them to those found in the West. The blog notes how perceptions of hospitality differ from culture to culture.

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