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Freepik There are many people who travel regularly or embark on personal and professional tours often, but lack in practising basic etiquette. While jetting off to new countries and places helps one experience different cultures and meet new people, it is also an opportunity to leave a positive impression wherever you go. Sometimes, knowingly or unknowingly, tourists often forget to practice basic unsaid rules, and that can hinder not only their experience but also reflect negatively on their place of residence. Whether you’re exploring a bustling city, relaxing at a hill station or backpacking across countries, practising good travel etiquette can make your journey smoother while ensuring you are respectful to fellow travellers and local communities.
Respect local culture
Representative Image | Freepik Before visiting a new destination, research its customs, traditions and dress codes. Certain places of worship, heritage sites and communities may have specific rules regarding clothing, photography or behaviour. Respecting local culture is a sign of responsible tourism.
Keep noise level in check
Whether you’re staying at a hotel, travelling on a train or waiting at an airport, avoid speaking loudly or playing music without headphones. Being mindful of noise helps create a pleasant environme
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