True hospitality 10/3/2017

My daughter and I are allergic to pets’ hair. The possible symptoms are sneezing, coughing, sore throat, and skin rush and itchy all over the body. The worst symptom is getting hard to breath.

Currently American airline companies allow pet owners to bring their pet into the cabin seat, and the pet can stay with the owner during the flight. This is a good news for pet lovers, but not for us who are allergic to pet’s hair.

I talked with airline representative and asked if my next seat is a person with a pet. The airline company offers a Japanese representative. I am always delighted to have a Japanese representative. They are always very nice and polite. Among all, they always offer upper leveled service.

When I asked my question, she checked all my flights and confirmed that there were no pets in all my flights. It was excellent to know that in advance. Also, she checked my local airport and the time the check-in counter opens. I was planning to arrive there earlier than their opening time. It was great to know this information so that I can adjust my leaving time.

When I lived in Japan, I took Japanese rich hospitality for granted. Whenever you go, in a store, station, hotel, and workplace, you encounter high leveled hospitality and great services in Japan. Now I really miss that. At least now that I know that, I am not going to take it for granted whenever I receive great service and warm hospitality from Japanese.

Any feedback? (^^♪