Hosts in Mauritius
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The two sides of Mauritius Mauritius does have stray dogs, street venders, some buses can be old, crowded and slow, there are typical markets selling everything, local fishermen with bamboo poles, old mopeds, some unfinished buildings look like a bomb hit them, some people living in cement or metal shacks, the merchants have difficulty providing change so they have to run down to their buddy at next stall for change. Shoes or shirt are not necessary in public places and there are less rules of conduct. Mauritius also has many characteristics typical of a developed country such as new modern super markets, good drivers that follow traffic rules, plenty of BMWs, nice paved roads, very few touts or beggars, car washes, nice taxis that have a full tank of gas and windshield wipers, public restrooms with toilet paper, commercial centers with air con, quality cuisine, everything pretty organized, good infrastructure and services are efficient and professional. | ||||||||
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Culture: Mauritius being a traditional society, you'll make life easier if you look neat when you first meet a family. Particularly disliked are shorts, mini-skirts. It's advisable to dress conventional for formal occasions.
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