But ballet schools are never dangerous. Most of class will be familiar, and that's good because the last thing you need when you're traveling is more surprises. And some of it will be unfamiliar, and that's good because it will teach you something new about dancing. Trust me, if you love ballet, then sitting in an expensive Nautilus machine will be just as much a waste of your life where you are as it would be where you're from. Marco Polo this, runt.
People are usually glad to see a new face.
Chances are they'll tell you where the locals eat. You will learn from a different teacher, one who isn't tired of telling you what you still don't do right, but one who will compliment you on what you do well. You will instantly find out everything that's going on in the area in regard to dance, and you will make better friends than you would at the bar at the Holiday Inn. If you're with a business group, or your family, it will give you time away from them. Two hours away from the hotel and you will be back refreshed and ready to take on another ten hours of the lamers at the International Brotherhood of Phlebotomists annual convention.