Walking back from the breakfast buffet, your arm might lightly brush that of your neighbour as you pass the omelette station.
‘So sorry!’ comes out of your mouth faster than you can process what’s happening – a mere momentary collision – and before you know it, you’ve apologised again to no one in particular for being, not particularly, in the way.
Britons like to think they blend in with the oh-so-chic locals on holiday, but in truth, they can stick out like sore thumbs.
While Italians have cappuccino culture, the French wine snobbery and the Spanish their daily siestas, us Brits have plenty
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