Don't forget to obtain a local driving permit: If you plan to rent a car or drive in the Bahamas, you must obtain a local driving permit from the Road Traffic Department
--Sia
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Don't wrap gifts in black or white - These colors are associated with mourning and funerals.
--Sammy
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Don't leave valuables unattended on the beach - Petty theft can occur in tourist areas.
--Ricks
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The number four is considered unlucky in Bahamian culture as it sounds similar to the word for "death."
--Shan
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Don't litter - The Bahamas has strict environmental laws, and littering can result in fines.
--Rima
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Don't give clocks or watches as gifts - In Bahamian culture, these items are associated with counting down the time until someone's passing, so they are considered bad luck.
--Braddy
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Don't discuss politics unless asked - It's best to avoid potentially sensitive topics.
--Ammy
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The Bahamian sun can be intense, so wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to avoid sunburn.
--Sammy
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Don't over-negotiate prices at local markets - Bargaining is not as common as in other countries.
--Rocky
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Feeding wildlife can disrupt their natural behavior and lead to potential health risks.
--Bean
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Business in the Bahamas is often relationship-based. Take the time to get to know your business partners and clients.
--Tom
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Do consider local customs in gift-giving - Gifts are appreciated in business settings, but ensure they are appropriate and not seen as bribes.
--Ricks
