Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

Q: We're off to Borovets skiing in a month or so. We want to book ski/snowboard hire, passes, etc but finding the websites difficult to navigate. 

Does anyone have experience of getting ski hire on arrival? 

Is it easy, reasonably priced, etc.? 


A: Is it easy to get snowboard/ski hire in Borovets without prior booking?
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Q: Specifically, I am taking the train from Taipei to Keelung, getting off at Badu and going to Pingxi, and then returning at night.

Do trains tend to sell out in Taiwan, or should I be OK purchasing my ticket immediately before departure?


A: In Taiwan, must you reserve train tickets in advance, or can you buy tickets a few minutes before trains are supposed to depart?
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Q: My question is inspired by this one: Japanese etiquette: Most common (and offensive) mistakes? Which made me think about my upcoming trip to China. 

As a Dutch citizen, I have experienced a lot that what we consider normal behavior, is considered rude or absolutely not-done, in other, even bordering, European countries. I've not been in Asia before, but I am prepared to try to adjust to the local customs as much as possible, and I think there is a lot that can be done wrong.

I've read the linked question with great interest, but I wonder to what degree these answers will actually apply to China? 

For example, I recently learned that when toasting, you show respect by keeping your glass lower than the other.


A:
Chinese etiquette: Most common mistakes
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