Tag: Etiquette
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What Being Australian Means at Paris CDG: Mindset, Etiquette, and Travel Lessons
Introduction: A Lesson Beyond a Gate Number When you travel from the sunburnt shores of Australia to the cobblestone boulevards of Paris, you don’t just bring a suitcase and passport. You bring a mindset. My recent experience at Charles de Gaulle Airport offered a sterling example of what it means to be Australian, not in…
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When Online Shaming Backfires: The MRT Bag-Seat Incident Sparks Debate on Public Etiquette and Tolerance
Public Etiquette under the Microscope In crowded public spaces, small acts often take on outsized meaning. A widely shared clip from Singapore’s MRT recently thrust a familiar debate into the spotlight: when a passenger places a bag on a seat and another traveler responds with a video meant to shame, what does it say about…
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In Focus: Stop and Stare? The frustration with inconsiderate behaviour on trains and buses in Singapore
Rising concerns on Singapore’s public transport etiquette Public transport is the daily heartbeat of Singapore, carrying millions of riders through a compact, fast-paced city. Yet a growing chorus of commuters is speaking out about inconsiderate behaviour that disrupts journeys, from blasting music on buses to intrusive actions on trains. This article explores the common irritants,…
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Reflection on Etiquette in Interactions
Understanding the Importance of Greetings Greetings are often the first step in establishing positive social interactions. The teachings of Allah’s Apostle (S.A.W), narrated by Abu Huraira (R.A), shed light on the etiquette of greetings, reinforcing the significance of respect and kindness in our daily lives. By following these principles, we can foster stronger relationships and…