Gestures

Discover the fascinating world of non-verbal communication with Gestures by Roger E. Axtell, a must-read for travelers and anyone interested in cross-cultural interactions. Published by John Wiley & Sons Inc in 1997, this revised and expanded edition spans 256 pages and delves into the nuances of gestures around the globe. As highlighted in the New York Times and Reader's Digest, this insightful book serves as an essential guide to avoiding misunderstandings and faux pas while abroad. From raising your hand to signal a waiter to hitchhiking with your thumb, Axtell reveals the meanings behind everyday gestures and how they can vary significantly across cultures. With endorsements from major publications like the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune, Gestures is an eye-opening resource that can save the innocent traveler from serious trouble. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate the world confidently and respectfully.