Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Brazil
It’s good for tourists to be cautious packing for any trip - especially for a destination like Brazil, with its exciting nightlife and lush rainforests.
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The Common Greek Word With Confusing Meanings Tourists May Want To Just Avoid Saying
You may hear Greek locals use this friendly slang term with each other, but it has multiple meanings and can be offensive in the wrong context. -
This Common Way To Handle Money In America Is Seen As Unusual In Japan
Learn why handing money like you would in the U.S. is considered bad etiquette in Japan, and how you can follow the local customs when you visit. -
Here's What It Means If Your Restaurant Bill In Italy Has A 'Coperto' Charge On It
Being prepared to pay a "coperto" when dining out in Italy can help you budget for your trip. Here's what the charge means and how much it may cost. -
Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Dubai
While knowing what clothing to pack is crucial for any traveler, it’s especially important to be cautious as a tourist in a new culture, like in Dubai. -
The Iconic Drink You Might Get Side-Eyed For Ordering With Pizza In Italy
Eating in Italy is a whole experience in itself. That said, there are unique customs and expectations. For example: Never order this drink with your pizza. -
The Tasty Food German Locals Will Side-Eye Tourists For Ordering After Noon
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but what's even more important is knowing the local customs. So, don't order this German food after noon. -
The Unexpected Silverware Custom Tourists Should Know Before Visiting Denmark
It's important to embrace the local customs when you visit a different country. If you're headed to Denmark, then make sure you know this silverware rule. -
Is It Okay To Leave Your Hotel Room Messy?
While you might not want to clean while on vacation, is it okay to leave your hotel room messy when checking out? We spoke to an etiquette expert to find out. -
The Easiest Ways To Blend In On A Trip To London, According To Locals
Blending in with the locals in London is relatively simple, provided you follow some essential instructions from the good people of the Big Smoke. -
This Unspoken Train Etiquette Rule Is Crucial For Tourists To Know Before Visiting Japan
Knowing about this unspoken rule can help you navigate the train systems in Japan as a respectful tourist and follow public transport etiquette like a local. -
Are 'Better' Outfits Really The Secret To Getting Free First Class Upgrades On Flights?
Despite what you may have heard, your outfit may not be a free ticket out of that economy seat and into the luxurious first class cabin of the plane. Sorry! -
The City In Europe Where Locals Are Probably Annoyed With You For Taking Selfies
You can't go anywhere nowadays without seeing people taking selfies, but this isn't true across the world. This city in Europe takes its privacy very seriously. -
The Common Hand Signal In The US Considered Rude In Japan (And What To Do Instead)
When you travel, it's important to understand cultural differences to so you don't unintentionally offend. If you're visiting Japan, avoid this hand gesture. -
The Wet Towel Rule Tourists Need To Know Before Visiting A Restaurant In Japan
Many restaurants in Japan provide a wet towel called an oshibori to wipe your hands, but there are cultural etiquette rules to follow. Here's what they are. -
Disturbing Reasons Why Swimming In Venice's Canals Is Illegal
Venice is known for its beautiful canals and magical waterways – but don’t think about swimming in them. These disturbing reasons show why it’s illegal. -
Here's What Can Really Happen If You Get Caught Vaping On A Plane
If you are ever tempted to sneak a puff of your vape while on a plane, think again - the repercussions can be severe, according to an experienced pilot. -
Locals Of Iceland Hate When Tourists Make This Overused Joke About Their Country
Icelanders are known for being friendly and welcoming, but you may want to avoid making this comparison when you're exploring the country – here's why. -
The Best Ways To Avoid Being What Rick Steves Calls The 'Ugly Tourist'
According to Rick Steves, one of the worst types of travelers is the ugly tourist, which he says is like a disease. Here’s how to avoid becoming one yourself. -
The Common Term Tourists Should Really Avoid Calling Waiters In France
You may have seen it in old movies, but using this French word to get a server's attention can actually come across as rude. Here's what to say instead. -
Tourists Should Avoid This Common Word When Discussing London As It Confuses Locals
To navigate a foreign city expertly, consider researching words that might not convey the meaning you expect. There's a common one visitors to London must know. -
Waste-Sorting Rules Tourists Should Know To Be Respectful While In Italy
Italy has a thorough system for sorting recycling and waste that even tourists must adhere to. Thankfully, it's not that complicated once you know what to do. -
The Stinky Habit American Tourists Notice Is A Lot More Common In Europe
While government regulations and health effects have made this habit less common in the U.S., tourists may notice how prevalent it still is in Europe. -
A Flight Attendant Tells Us What To Do If You're Seated Next To Someone Smelly On A Plane
There's nothing worse than being trapped in a small space with an unpleasant smell. This flight attendant shared what you can do if your seatmate is odorous. -
Ways To Avoid Being An Annoying Tourist When Visiting Europe
There are few things more annoying on vacation than encountering seriously annoying tourists, so take these easy steps to avoid becoming that stereotype. -
The Strict Hair Rule Many Tourists Visiting Japan's Onsen Bath Houses Aren't Aware Of
Visiting an onsen is a must-do when in the Land of the Rising Sun, but flouting this strict hair rule might land visitors to Japan in hot water. -
Tourists May Not Know This Common Money Practice In The US Is Very Offensive In Thailand
While this standard practice with money is normal in the U.S., it might land tourists in hot water if they do the same thing in Thailand. Here, cash is king.
