The Type Of Coffee You Should Order In French Cafés Depends On One Simple Factor
Want to avoid looking like a tourist in France? Fool-proof your French coffee break with these local-approved tips about what and when to order at cafés.
Read MoreWant to avoid looking like a tourist in France? Fool-proof your French coffee break with these local-approved tips about what and when to order at cafés.
Read MoreBrazil is known for its nightlife, natural scenery, and of course, delicious cuisine. However, make sure you don't make this common mistake when dining.
Read MoreWhile they may seem unnecessary, these simple yet essential Spanish phrases will help you get exactly what you need when ordering water in Spain.
Read MoreDreaming of feasting on chiles rellenos and tacos al pastor while in Mexico? Tourists should know this polite etiquette rule before dining out.
Read MoreFrance takes food seriously and are a lot of rules about dining out in the country. Here's one thing Americans don't realize when they go to restaurants.
Read MorePolite dining etiquette in India is different than it is in the U.S. Here's what tourists should know to avoid a social faux pas in the country.
Read MoreIf you've ever been to a beach in South Korea, you may notice that a lot of people tend to cover up more –– even when they're out in the sun. Here's why.
Read MoreThere are a lot of rules to follow when traveling in China and South Korea. Here's one item that you may not think to pack that is essential for your trip.
Read MoreHoping to commemorate your visit to Thailand or New Zealand with some fresh ink? Read this before deciding to get a tattoo while on vacation.
Read MoreOrdering a pint at a British pub seems simple, but there’s an unspoken rule that locals follow without question. Here’s what to know so you don't stick out.
Read MoreWhen you're lucky enough to have an empty seat next to you on a packed flight, how should you deal with the extra space? One former flight attendant weighs in.
Read MoreWe’ve all been there: waiting in line at the gate as another passenger cuts ahead. Thankfully, a new boarding technology may finally put an end to the practice.
Read MoreIf you're traveling abroad in Europe and are looking to make friends with the locals, it's best to avoid making this unpleasant gesture entirely.
Read MoreSome travelers and locals alike agree that the "Seattle Freeze" is a real thing. Here's how you can handle it next time you take a trip to the Emerald City.
Read MoreThis common habit amongst beachgoers in Spain is frustrating locals and other tourists alike, so officials are introducing new rules (and costs) for offenders.
Read MoreThere are a lot of travel etiquette rules in France that tourists should know. Here's what not to do when you're ordering a coffee at a Parisian café.
Read MoreIt's common for Americans to misunderstand French greeting etiquette, leading to awkward first impressions. Here’s how to greet locals the right way.
Read MoreIt's always a good idea to watch one's manners while traveling, and at markets in France, you'll want to be extra careful to not break this etiquette rule.
Read MoreGood news for photographers and videographers, find out how new legislation just made creating content in national parks a whole lot easier.
Read MoreJapan is renowned for its vibrant cuisine and tasty beverages. But before imbibing in favorites like sake or a cold Sapporo, make sure you know the laws.
Read MoreShed all preconceived notions about Italy so you can enjoy its diversity, culture, and offerings freely. Don't know where to start? That's where we come in!
Read MoreRiding a bike is more than just a pastime in Denmark. It's important to know the rules of the road if you want to get around easily while also staying safe.
Read MoreIt's not uncommon to have culture shock in a new place and many travelers note that "Swiss directness" is one of the most surprising aspects of Swiss culture.
Read MoreThere are a few rules about how to be a considerate tourist in Asia, and you may be surprised to find that this common habit is a social faux pas in Japan.
Read MoreSome hand gestures can be offensive depending on which country you're in. For instance, this common Italian hand gesture might be an insult in Southern Spain.
Read MoreThere are a lot of travel etiquette rules to follow while in Japan, but there is one important thing to know if you're taking a taxi. Here's what it is.
Read MoreCruise vacations just got even better thanks to Carnival Cruise Line's new rule to stop 'chair hogging' forever. Here's why passengers love this change.
Read More