For many South Africans, learning to travel, to visit and to host happens when distant family members meet.

There is structure and formality, familiarity and pleasantries, exchange and assimilation. A relationship is entered into by the host and the guest. A gracious host is generous and the ideal guest is considerate, among other things...

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