To avoid offending the locals and causing cultural misunderstandings.

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.

To comply with local laws and regulations.

To protect oneself from potential dangers and risks.

Speak loudly and engage in animated conversations.

Use electronic devices at full volume without headphones.

Be mindful of personal space and avoid invading others'.

Recline your seat fully, even if it obstructs others' movement.

Wear revealing clothing to showcase personal style.

Dress casually and comfortably, regardless of the cultural context.

Research and adhere to the local dress code and customs.

Wear clothing with religious symbols or slogans to express personal beliefs.

Insist on paying the entire bill, even if others offer to contribute.

Wait for the server to bring the bill and pay individually.

Assume that the bill is included in the price of the meal.

Leave a large tip to show appreciation for the service.

Leave a tip for the housekeeping staff every day, regardless of the level of service.

Complain to the hotel management if the room is not cleaned to one's satisfaction.

Be polite and respectful, and express appreciation for their work.

Ignore the housekeeping staff and avoid any interaction with them.

Place carry-on luggage in the overhead bin directly above one's seat.

Store carry-on luggage under the seat in front, even if it obstructs the legroom of the person sitting there.

Keep carry-on luggage on one's lap throughout the flight.

Place carry-on luggage in the aisle, making it difficult for others to pass by.

Speak loudly and engage in animated conversations about the exhibits.

Touch and handle the exhibits, even if signs explicitly prohibit it.

Remain silent and avoid disturbing other visitors' enjoyment of the exhibits.

Use a flash when taking pictures, even if it is prohibited by museum rules.

Exchange currency at the airport, even if the exchange rate is unfavorable.

Use a credit card for all purchases, regardless of the transaction fees.

Research and find the best exchange rates before exchanging currency.

Carry large amounts of cash and avoid using electronic payment methods.

Insist on paying the entire bill, even if others offer to contribute.

Assume that the bill is included in the price of the meal.

Split the bill evenly among all members of the group, regardless of what each person ordered.

Offer to pay for the entire bill and expect others to reimburse you later.

Speak loudly and engage in animated conversations on the phone.

Play music or videos on one's electronic devices without headphones.

Be mindful of personal space and avoid invading others'.

Put one's feet up on the seats or lean against other passengers.

Leave trash and waste behind, as it will eventually decompose.

Feed wild animals to get a closer look at them.

Stay on designated trails and avoid disturbing the natural environment.

Take souvenirs from the park, such as rocks or plants.

Tip generously, even if the service is poor.

Assume that tipping is not customary in the country.

Research local tipping customs and follow them accordingly.

Avoid tipping altogether to save money.

Climb on or touch the historical artifacts or structures.

Speak loudly and engage in animated conversations about the site.

Be respectful of the site's significance and maintain a quiet and orderly demeanor.

Take souvenirs from the site, such as pieces of architecture or artifacts.

Speak loudly and slowly, assuming that the locals will understand.

Use hand gestures and body language to communicate.

Learn a few basic phrases in the local language before traveling.

Avoid interacting with locals altogether to avoid misunderstandings.

Assume that the restaurant will automatically accommodate food allergies or dietary restrictions.

Inform the server about food allergies or dietary restrictions when ordering.

Bring one's own food to the restaurant to avoid any potential issues.

Complain to the restaurant management if the food does not meet dietary requirements.