The Important Etiquette Rule Tourists Must Follow When Bathing In A Japanese Hot Spring
Bathing in the comfort of hot springs is a popular activity in Japan, but it's important to follow the proper rules of hot spring etiquette.
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The Unspoken Etiquette Rules Around 'Reserving' A Poolside Lounger With Your Towel
It's tempting to want to save your pool or beachside chair while you go off and do other things but be forewarned: You might be breaking some etiquette rules. -
Spain's Strict New Rules For Beachgoers Visiting Gran Canaria Could Cost You Big-Time
Gran Canaria is one of the most popular places to visit in Spain. In fact, its popularity has forced some new beach rules to be enacted. Here's what to know. -
Countries That Have Issued Warnings Regarding Travel To America
Several countries have recently issued travel warnings for citizens visiting the U.S. Here's why they're advising people to reconsider travel or take caution. -
Body Language Etiquette Rules Tourists Will Want To Follow When In Mexico
Brush up on these essential etiquette rules in Mexico to show respect for local customs, from greeting locals the right way to dining manners. -
Unexpected Behaviors Many Tourists Visiting Venice Don't Realize Are Incredibly Rude
Venice attracts millions of tourists every day. To combat overtourism, the City of Canals has a few official (and unofficial) rules for people staying there. -
The City With Some Of The Oddest Public Restrooms In Europe
It can be challenging for anyone to find a public restroom while traveling, but this popular city in Europe has some of the oddest public restrooms for men. -
Rick Steves Avoids This Travel Mistake To Get The Most Out Of Popular European Destinations
You know Rick Steves has some of the best travel tips. Find out what he says travelers should avoid to improve their next trip to a busy European hotspot. -
Sneaky Ways To Not Look Like A Tourist, No Matter Where You Are In The World
Being a tourist is great, but you don't necessarily want to stand out among the crowd when traveling. Here are some ways to blend in with the locals. -
Avoid This Chopstick Gesture On Your Trip To China
When traveling to China, chances are high you'll end up making use of chopsticks during your meal, but be sure not to do this gesture while there. -
Etiquette Rules You Didn't Know To Follow While Visiting Arizona's Archaeological Sites
Arizona is home to so many scientifically and historically significant sites, so travelers should always observe certain rules when they visit. Here's why. -
The Typical Visual Cue In America That Often Means Something Totally Different Abroad
Nonverbal communication can vary widely across different cultures. This one thing Americans do every day is considered aggressive or rude in other countries. -
One Of Japan's 'Three Great Views' Is A Breathtaking Bay With Famous Pine-Covered Islands
Discover one of the three great views at this Japanese bay perfect for travelers who love natural wonders. Here's where to find this idyllic island escape. -
The World's Most Polite Country Where There's A Whole Word Used To Describe Their Etiquette
It's no secret that not every country that's a great destination is very polite to visitors, but this country tops the list when it comes to being welcoming. -
Ignoring One Unspoken Etiquette Rule In The United Kingdom Could Get You Some Dirty Looks
Don't get caught being a rude tourist while visiting the United Kingdom. Follow this one important etiquette rule, and you can avoid getting glares from locals. -
A Common 'Party On' American Hand Gesture Is A Shockingly Rude Insult In Parts Of Europe
Be wary of the hand gestures you flash while traveling through Europe, for this one is incredibly insulting and could make you enemies very quickly. -
One Common American Etiquette Practice Will Make You Look Like A Total Tourist In Europe
Avoid looking like an ugly American while traveling in Europe. This etiquette practice common in the United States can instantly mark you as an outsider. -
A Common American Conversation Habit That's Considered Very Rude In Germany
German culture is different from American culture. If you don't want to be rude on your next trip to Germany, don't do this with your body when talking. -
Rick Steves Points Out Something Odd About European Flags Americans Are Sure To Notice
Travel influencer Rick Steves brings to our attention an odd thing about the flags displayed in Europe, at least odd to those used to living in America. -
Istanbul's Charming Tradition That Tourists Should Know About Before Shopping Locally
If you plan to visit Turkey, make sure you learn about local traditions. Luckily, this one tradition is charming and friendly. We hope you like tea! -
Immerse Yourself In The Culture Of Southern Spain At This Undiscovered Beauty Of A Town
Experience an undiscovered gem in southern Spain. This beautiful town invites you to immerse yourself in Spanish culture at historical sites, museums, and more. -
A Little-Known Italian City Called 'Door To Tuscany' Is A Medieval Gem Without Tourist Crowds
Tuscany is a popular area of Italy. If you want to avoid crowds of tourists, skip Florence and instead take a trip to this town called the "door to Tuscany." -
Why Walking The Wrong Way In Paris Could Land Tourists A Fine
Walking the wrong way might not seem like it should be a crime, but in this particular instance, doing it can land you a hefty fine in Paris. -
The Seat-Squatting Trend On Flights That's Driving Travelers Up A Wall
"Seat-squatting" is a emerging trend that is making airplane passengers extra frustrated. Here's what it means and how you can avoid it on your next flight. -
The Common Payment Method Rick Steves Recommends Avoiding In Europe
Some travelers are unsure about how to pay for items while they're on their trip. Rick Steves recommends this tip that will keep you and your money safe. -
One Of Spain's Most Walkable Cities Is A Well-Preserved Medieval Paradise With Majestic Charm
Spain boasts many wonderful destinations for travelers, but this incredibly walkable city is a well-preserved historical paradise of a location. -
Why It May Be Best To Opt Out Of TSA's Facial Recognition
TSA has implemented facial recognition technology at many U.S. airports, but you may not be aware that you can opt out of participating in its use.
