Tourists Heading To Mexico Should Know That Public Bathrooms Often Lack One Common Feature
We all need to use the bathroom from time to time, even when we are enjoying a vacation. If you're hitting the WC in Mexico, tourists should be prepared.
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An Unusual Type Of Tourist Is Heading To Los Angeles And No One Is Happy About It
As Los Angeles experiences a devastating natural disaster and locals flee for safety, some travelers are actually going out of their way to visit. Here's why. -
A Common Etiquette Rule Tourists Often Break While Dining In Europe
Do this in European countries and you might as well tell the restaurant or your host that you didn't enjoy the meal. -
The Unexpected Alcohol Rule Tourists Need To Know Before Dining Out In Philadelphia
While Philadelphia is known for its history, art, and delicious cheesesteaks, tourists may be surprised by this unexpected alcohol rule in many restaurants. -
The Bold Approach Rick Steves Recommends For Exploring Europe
Traveling to a new country is overwhelming, between language barriers, different currencies, and new cultures. Here's Rick Steves' advice for exploring Europe. -
How To Ask For Your Beer In Spain (And Impress The Bartender)
Learn the unique terms for ordering beer like a local in Spain and avoid confusion at the bar with this essential traveler's guide to beer culture. -
A Strange Unspoken Rain Rule Will Out You As A Tourist In Seattle Immediately
Seattle has a reputation for being a little on the drizzly side of things, but protecting yourself from the rain might just out you as a tourist. -
A Common American Response To 'Thank You' Is Considered Extremely Rude Everywhere Else
Every generation thinks young people are rude, but does this increasingly common response to "Thank you" confirm that Gen Z might take the cake? -
Picnic Etiquette Rules For A Sophisticated Outdoor Meal In Paris
A picnic is a perfect way to relax outside on vacation. However, if you want to have a picnic in Paris, make sure you follow these etiquette rules. -
The Tourist Behavior That's Causing A Massive Stir At Italy's Trevi Fountain
Oh, tourists. At Rome's Trevi Fountain, inappropriate tourist behavior is forcing the government to change some rules. Here's what to know. -
Why Tourists On A Vacation To Hawaii Should Never Take A Rock Back Home
What's the harm in taking a rock, right? The reality is more complicated. If you're visiting Hawaii, here are some reasons why taking a rock is disrespectful. -
Why Tourists Need To Be Very Cautious Taking Any Photos At Turkey's Iconic Mosques
No trip to Turkey is complete without entering the many magical mosques of the country, but don't go making any social gaffs when it comes to photography. -
The Real Reason Tourists Should Never Offer To 'Split The Check' At A Restaurant In China
Splitting the bill at a restaurant isn't as straightforward in China as it is in America. In fact, it’s often considered a rude faux pas. Here’s why. -
The Bizarre Language Rule In Australia That Could Leave You With A Big Fine
You might want to watch your language when visiting Australia. Otherwise, you might fall foul of the authorities and take a hit to the pocket in the process. -
Locals Hate A Common Mistake Tourists Make On London's Underground Transportation System
To tourists, the London Underground might be an attraction. But to locals, "the Tube" is their mode of transportation. So follow the rules and don't do this. -
The City In Italy Where Frowning Is Technically Illegal
Make sure you keep a smile on your face when visiting this iconic city in Italy if you want to avoid breaking a long-standing rule against frowning. -
The Unspoken Seasoning Rule Tourists Need To Know Before Dining In Egypt
A little extra salt and pepper. A dash of hot sauce. There’s an important seasoning rule you don’t want to break if you visit Egypt, or else risk offending. -
Frequent Travelers Agree This Unspoken Airport Etiquette Rule Is Broken Way Too Often
Airports. The dreaded travel stage keeping you from your glorious vacation. To make it easier on everyone, don't break this unspoken airport etiquette rule. -
Malaysia's Strict Etiquette Around Alcohol That Could Surprise Visitors
Visiting a Muslim-majority country can make drinking alcohol complicated. Between laws and cultural etiquettes, here's what to know about drinking in Malaysia. -
The Common Article Of Clothing Men Are Rumored To Be Forbidden From Wearing In Italy
Knowing what to wear is important when visiting other countries, but is it really illegal for men to wear this common article of clothing in Italy? -
American Tipping Habits That Are Considered Rude In Germany, According To Rick Steves
Travel expert Rick Steves knows about cultural differences between the U.S. and Europe - like this American tipping habit that is considered rude in Germany. -
The Unspoken Poolside Resort Etiquette Rule People Break Way Too Often
Hotel pools can be a relaxing escape when you're on vacation, but there are also unspoken etiquette rules to follow. Make sure you don't break this one. -
Wearing This Popular, Useful Accessory In Japan Will Out You As A Tourist Instantly
If you’re concerned about being outed as a tourist while you’re visiting Japan, you might want to avoid wearing this popular and useful accessory. -
Travelers May Be Surprised By The Reality Of Alcohol Laws In The Maldives
Given its beautiful beaches and welcoming tourist resorts, travelers may be surprised to learn about the strict laws surrounding alcohol in the Maldives. -
The Unexpected Reason Tourists Should Think Twice Before Sitting On Italy's Spanish Steps
While the Spanish Steps are a popular tourist attraction in Italy, tourists may want to think twice before sitting on them for this unexpected reason. -
Tourists In Paris Should Beware Of Unruly Line Etiquette On Their Next French Vacation
It’s always good to know the etiquette and customs when on vacation as a tourist in a foreign land - like this unwritten rule about lines in Paris. -
Why It's Crucial For Tourists To Pay With The Exact Change While Visiting Japan
Learn why you'll want to pay attention to the loose change you receive when paying with cash in Japan and explore the significance of small denomination coins.
