Things to note when traveling in a civilized way

Civilized travel is everyone’s responsibility. This article talks about things to pay attention to when traveling in a civilized way. Welcome to read and learn more.

(1) Be civilized in words and deeds

1. Be polite, know etiquette, respect etiquette, be civilized, behave appropriately and generously, communicate politely and politely, and avoid uncivilized language and behavior.

2. Use more civilized language such as "please", "thank you", "excuse me", "sorry", "please forgive me".

3. Do not spit or chew gum, litter, or defecate anywhere. Do not pick your nose or teeth in front of others. Cover your coughs, sneezes, and farts and avoid others.

4. Do not smoke in no-smoking places, do not take photos in places with no-photography signs, do not climb prohibited objects, do not set foot in prohibited places, and do not cross or trample green spaces that are not suitable for trampling.

5. Keep order in public places, do not rush to get ahead in crowds, do not make noises, queue up and obey order, and do not lie down on public seats.

6. Do not force others to take photos, do not occupy public facilities for a long time, respect the work of service personnel, and respect the religious customs of all ethnic groups.

7. Clothes should be neat and beautiful, do not expose your chest, be unkempt, and do not take off your shoes in public places. According to the tourism projects and tourist places (such as museums, churches, art halls, temples, etc.) Choose appropriate clothing, and try to wear formal or professional attire for formal occasions (such as business negotiations, banquets, etc.).

8. Pay attention to showing civilized qualities, understanding and respecting the religious beliefs, customs and taboos of the destination country and region, and avoiding ignorance, offense, and conflict.

(2) Civilized food and accommodation

1. Pay attention to order when checking into the hotel, do not fight, do not make loud noises, and do not smoke in the non-smoking lobby.

2. Respect the waiters, respond in a friendly manner when greeting them, pay attention to maintaining the facilities, equipment and cleanliness of the guest rooms and public spaces, and pay tips according to the customs of the country and region where you are located.

3. Pay attention to civility and courtesy when dining, show courtesy to the elderly, disabled people and women, and take care of children.

4. When eating a buffet, choose an appropriate amount of food. Take less for unfamiliar items, try to use up all the food you take, and do not speak loudly to maintain food hygiene.

5. Do not smoke in non-smoking restaurants or areas, and pay attention to the feelings of other guests when smoking in restaurants where smoking is allowed.

(3) Traffic Civility

1. When taking airplanes, ships, trains and other means of transportation, arrive in advance to go through relevant procedures as required, actively cooperate with security inspections, and do not carry prohibited items ; Observe order, do not rush ahead, do not jump in line, be civilized and courteous, do not make loud noises, and pay attention to maintaining the environment.

2. When taking transportation, be courteous, take care of the elderly, weak, sick, disabled, young, pregnant women and those carrying children, and actively give up your seat and ask others to give up their seat.

3. Obey traffic rules, do not cross the road at will, and do not stop or talk on the road or sidewalk.

4. When taking a cruise, do not throw debris, cigarette butts, etc. out of the boat, and do not dance clothes or scarves on the side of the boat and on the deck; do not shine a flashlight outward at night to avoid misunderstandings from other passing ships. .

5. When taking a sightseeing bus, do not be late to avoid making others wait and delay your itinerary plan. Young tourists should try to sit at the back of the car and give up the seats in front to the elderly, women and children.

(4) Tourism civilization

1. Pay attention to protecting the ecological environment, do not trample on green spaces, climb and break flowers, trees and fruits, and do not chase, throw or feed animals at will.

2. Protect cultural relics and historic sites, do not scribble, climb, or touch cultural relics at will, and abide by regulations when taking photos and videos.

3. Throw peelings, paper scraps, debris and other waste into the trash can. Do not leave it on the ground or throw it into the pool, and pay attention to the classification of garbage.

4. When taking photos in scenic spots, be proactive and humble, do not fight for it, and do not hinder others from taking photos. Thank others when asking others to help take photos.

5. Provide more convenience for others. For example, when passing through winding paths or small bridges and caves, you should take the initiative to give way to the elderly, weak, women and children, and do not rush to get ahead.

6. When visiting museums, churches, art halls, and temples, you must abide by regulations such as no smoking, fasting, drinking, and flash photography, and do not touch exhibits, cultural relics, and other objects at will.

(5) Entertainment Civilization

1. Promote healthy entertainment, resist feudal superstitious activities, and reject pornography, gambling, and drugs.

2. When watching a movie or performance, enter the venue early. If you are late for any reason, you can ask the usher to help you sit down and keep quiet.

3. Don’t make random comments, respect the actors, applaud at the end of the show and give a standing ovation when the credits are over at the end of the show; be understanding when actors make mistakes, and don’t boo, whistle or boo.

4. When watching a sports match, respect both parties and the referee, abide by the rules and order of the venue, do not lose control and shout wildly, do not insult the referee and athletes, do not throw debris into the competition venue, and trespassing is prohibited Enter the competition venue.

5. Waste items such as food and beverage packaging must be taken away from the competition venue and thrown into the trash.