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The first hybrid opening ceremony was held in London on Friday. HRH Prince of Wales opened Nightingale London Hospital, built for COVID19 patients. The Prince participated virtually, and the Protocol had

Dear readers, let's have a look at invitations to official functions (via) If you receive an invitation to a formal event it would be a printed or engraved text on a good quality card, about 15 x 11 cm

The online universe is about communication: people meet each other online, argue and discuss. But just because you are apparently interfacing with a gadget doesn't mean that manners should be

I’m doing an event in Venice this Sunday and just couldn’t pass by this door without taking a photo. The winter light in Venice carries no energy, no warmth, it’s lost in the Canale.

The etiquette is not just a matter of behaving well at the table, but it also extends to the office life. Surveys show that the style and manners of meeting participants depend on their cultural background.

A cup of coffee before the train in one of the bars of Milan Central Station

In my previous article, we looked through some basics of good handshakes, and I thought it would be nice to analyze a couple of real-life examples when even the leaders didn't avoid embarrassment. 

Everybody knows first impressions really do matter. But not everybody knows that the "first impression" is formed just in 7 seconds when we meet somebody.  (via) When we see a person for the first

There’s no society without hierarchy and no civilization without ceremonial (- Jean Serres) (via) Despite the technological advances today’s multicultural society requires perfect soft skills and

Hello Steemians! I’m @protocollatore, a protocol expert currently based in Italy. This blog will be about my protocol experience, history, diplomacy, modern manners and ceremonial stuff. I’m originally