How To Be A Considerate Tourist When Visiting Peru
Researching Peru before arriving, adhering to local etiquette, and exploring the country respectfully can create a more enriching, immersive experience.
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How To Be A Considerate Tourist When Visiting Japan
To avoid contributing to Japan's tourism pollution, as residents of Kyoto have referred to it, visitors should familiarize themselves with its cultural norms.
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How To Be A Considerate Tourist When Visiting Puerto Rico
Beyond the fact that U.S. citizens don't need a passport, the island is a great way to get the feel of a tropical getaway without having to go very far.
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The Difference Between Ecotourism Vs Sustainable Tourism Explained
While frequently used interchangeably, ecotourism and sustainable tourism are both positive approaches to travel that mean different things.
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When It Actually Makes Sense To Check Out Of A Hotel
While a stop at the front desk remains an integral part of the check-in process at most hotels, the same can't be said for departure expectations.
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Airplane Seat Reclining Etiquette: When It's Okay To Recline And When It's Not
Reclining seats can be problematic on planes where most people are typically already uncomfortable. So when is it all right to lean back, and when is it not?
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The Tourists' Guide To Spain's Tipping Culture
Taking time to know when and how to tip is sure to reduce social stress and worry. It's also going to help you keep more money in your wallet.
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Should You Tip The Hotel Valet (Even When You Paid For Parking)?
For hotels large and small, guests often know they should tip the porter and housekeeping but then there's the hotel valet -- to tip or not to tip?
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The Etiquette Of Airplane Seat Swapping: How To Handle A Switch Request
Sometimes it's okay to ask someone to switch seats on a plane, and sometimes it's totally okay to say no and not feel like you're being a curmudgeon.
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How To Deal With Annoying Airline Seatmates
Something strange happens when people board an airplane. Social norms get thrown out the window and people act like their seat is their personal property.
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Should You Be Tipping Flight Attendants?
While you may see a cash tip as a nice gesture, it might be prohibited by the airline entirely and flight attendants may not appreciate it either.
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How Much You Should Really Be Tipping Hotel Housekeeping?
When it comes to tipping hotel staff, there are a few things to keep in mind. You should know how much to tip, where to leave it, and in what form.
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How To Be A Respectful Tourist In Hawaii
Some tourists to the state have recently drawn ire for patronizing native Hawaiian culture and disregarding the islands' fragile natural ecology.
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How To Make Sure You're Not Contributing To Overtourism
While responsibly managed tourism creates jobs and generates wealth, the issues involved with overtourism can be both detrimental and lasting.
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The Complete Guide To Hostel Etiquette
Follow these spoken and unspoken rules of staying in a hostel if you want to make the most out of your solo adventure. You might even make some friends!
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The Tourists' Guide To Berlin's Tipping Culture
Berlin can be confusing when it comes to what's expected to tip for good service. That's because many of the specifics fall beyond the traditional guidelines.
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The Tourists' Guide To London's Tipping Culture
Having a handle on tipping culture in London is helpful. Knowing what to leave behind in exchange for service can take some serious stress out of travel.
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What Is Dark Tourism And Why Is It So Popular?
To further round out the definition of dark tourism, let's try to understand why dark tourism is so popular, and explore how to be a responsible dark tourist.
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What Tourists Should Know About Tipping Before Visiting Italy
The server brings you the bill, and as you scan the list of charges, you notice the automatic gratuity you're accustomed to has not been added to the list .
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Never Stand In The Middle Of A NYC Sidewalk. Here's Why
With a combined total of tens of millions of people wandering around New York City, you can imagine that the sidewalks are as congested as the roads themselves.
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Over 77% Of People Agreed That This Is The Most Annoying Thing Someone Could Do On A Flight
This "to recline, or not to recline" drama unfolds amid an increasingly contentious air travel landscape. Incidents of unruly passengers are shockingly common.
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Two Great Options To Experience Florence's Duomo And Bypass Those Lengthy Lines
If you've heard that you can skip the lines forming in front of il Duomo (the Duomo) by attending mass in the cathedral, please reconsider. Instead, try this.
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What You Should Know About Flushing Toilets In Greece Before Your Trip
The system is, well, very limited, and you (as an informed, polite guest to another country) should understand a few tips on Greece's toil-etiquette.
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NYC Locals Explain Why Tourists Might Want To Avoid The Empty Subway Car
Unlike NYC residents, tourists might be unfamiliar with how things work in the subway. For instance, why do locals avoid the empty subway car?
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