Fasten Seat Belts To The World, Helping Reduce Communication Barriers For European Travelers

by Scott Beale on July 14, 2009 · 0 comments

Fasten Seat Belts to the World, a project made up of 35 “Do’s & Dont’s” videos to help reduce communication barriers for people traveling through Europe.

Some people, when travelling to new countries, may forget to consider the different behavioural norms they are likely to encounter and behave exactly as they do at home. In such circumstances, even minor cultural differences can become major barriers to communication and cooperation. This project aims to demystify these cultural differences and encourage visitors to embrace them.

via swissmiss

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