Where to stay in Anguilla

HotelsHotels range from small, boutique properties and beachside cabins to luxury 5-star resorts in architecturally extraordinary buildings. Tourist accommodation is mainly in the west end, though there are some small hotels and apartments around Shoal Bay East and some cheaper guest houses in the Valley and Sandy Ground.

Azores Food and Drink

Seafood is in abundance. Dishes are similar to those of the mainland but are given a local twist.Specialities• Fresh grilled fish and squid, octopus.• Grilled racas (a kind of barnacle), lobster, and cavaco (a type of crab) are also popular.• Beef stews, local cheeses and abundant fruits (including greenhouse-grown pineapples).Regional drinks Locally

Namibia: Doing business and staying in touch

Doing Business in NamibiaEnglish is the official language in Namibia but a grasp of Afrikaans is an advantage. Business etiquette is quite formal and you're advised to address the other person as Sir/Ma'am or Mr/Ms/Mrs (and their last name). Greetings involve a handshake and friendly inquiries after general wellbeing.