Anyone planning to book England travel packages should be aware of the basic etiquette and traditions, so as to avoid making a faux pas. When travelling on England travel packages, here are some don’ts that you should keep in mind: •    Don’t strike up unwanted conversations with strangers. The British are rather reserved people, and this can be construed as breaking social etiquette. •    Don’t address anyone by their first name until they ask you to. Always use one’s title and last name. People who have been knighted, have the title ‘Sir’ and must be addressed so. •    Don’t talk loudly in public places. This is considered offensive and embarrassing. •    Don’t litter. •    Don’t stare. •    Don’t greet with a double kiss or a cheek kiss. This type of greeting is reserved for close friends and relatives. •    Don’t be offended if someone calls you an “affectionate name”, like love, dear, honey, guy, son, etc. as this is a common practice in England and very normal. •    Don’t wear hats inside buildings. •    Don’t reach over someone to grab a dish. Politely ask them to pass it to you. Also, don’t chew food with your mouth open. •    Don’t use the serviette (napkin) offered at restaurants and at meals to blow your nose. The serviette is only for dabbing the lips. •    Don’t lick the knife or eat food directly from the knife. •    Don’t forget to say ‘cheers’, which is commonly used instead of ‘thank you’ in England.