Editpress Eric Hamus News Today

The first observation is that just like in Luxembourg, depending on the area you are in, it is considered disrespectful to not greet people on the street, regardless of whether you know them or not. Whereas the closer you get to regions with a higher population density, it is an unspoken rule to only greet people you know or have a close relationship to. While greeting someone in these areas would not be disrespectful, it would be considered „odd“ and might make you question their intentions...

While there are many more factors that make Luxembourg a great country, something that can absolutely surprise people is the mindset of the population. Not only do they enjoy a slower pace of life than Americans, but they also like to think that everything is possible. This mindset is obviously highly supported by the people around them who share the same belief, including those in the government.  „I do marvel at how many political parties you have and how civil they are with each other,“ ...