What does the travel etiquette include?

1. Give yourself room to lose weight. For example, if you eat on the plane, please put your seat back in its original position. If you like to eat with your nostrils up, you are not too tired. This is your business, but there is no reason to force the passengers behind you to learn from you.

2. Be considerate when tipping. In foreign countries, tips should be given casually, and shouting "Hey, here's a tip" will scare the waiter away. Your attitude is too light, and you are not interested in taking money after others.

3. Look at people and talk about methods. There are many beautiful women on the streets of Europe. "Look at people" is an important program of travel, but don't stare like a bee. For example, it is common for young men and women to kiss each other on the streets of Paris. The locals just smiled and walked behind them. If you stare at them, you will be stared at by everyone.

Please speak softly. Many cities in Europe are characterized by tranquility. So please restrain your excitement and limit the volume of your vocal cords. This rule is invalid when attending carnival.

5. Don't take advantage of petty gain. It costs 0.5 euro (about 5 yuan RMB) to go to the toilet in Europe. Most toilets are unattended. Just put the coins in the small dish in front of the door when you come out. You paid more than 1 10,000 for the tour. If you still care about the five dollars, it's too accurate and needs water.

Please don't touch anything. Touching people is harassment, and things are no exception. Most shopkeepers in Europe don't like customers fumbling around. Someone once saw a sign that said "Please don't do this" in Chinese in a French red hotel. If you also leave a curious fingerprint on Venus in the Louvre, whether she is a stunning MM or a great sculpture, you will be in trouble.

7. Don't be careless about trifles. Taking photos at random, littering, crossing crosswalks and running red lights in museums are all eye-catching behaviors. I'm sure you've heard that spitting in Singapore is flogged. Europeans won't wave whips at you, but people's eyes are also "cold".

8. Correctly understand the feeling of home. Being in charge of a hotel is to take care of it as a master, not as casually as home. If the hotel gives you the same warm feeling as home, but you use someone else's beautiful bedspread to shine your shoes on the back, does it make sense? It is rainy and snowy in winter. Most importantly, please put away your umbrella and wipe off the mud on your feet before entering the hotel.

9. Please be punctual when playing with a group of people. A tour group in Germany was five minutes late and the driver didn't turn on the air conditioner for five minutes, which was a reward. Just leave the air conditioner on for five minutes. If everyone misses the flight because of your unpunctuality, it depends on how you can afford it.

10. Only enjoy what you deserve. Many hotels in Europe will provide some snacks for free. Several tourists once "swept" free apples on several tables while staying in a hotel in Germany, and then confidently asked the waiter for them.