We've all most likely been tourists at one point or another. And whether you're visiting another country or another state, you've probably noticed that there are some "insider" norms, standards, and customs that "outsiders" may not be aware of.
So I want to know, what are the behaviors that you wish tourists would stop doing when visiting your home country or city? In other words, what words of wisdom would you offer tourists who are visiting your home town?
Maybe you're from Amsterdam, where biking is the most popular means of transportation. Yet you've seen plenty of tourists completely ignore the bike lanes and the rules of the roads.
Or perhaps you live in Sydney, Australia, and you're constantly hearing about visitors who dive right into the water at Bondi Beach, totally forgetting about the very real danger of the rip tide.
Maybe you live in London, and you can't stand watching the tourists who try to distract the Queen's Guard as if it's some kind of hilarious game.
Or perhaps you're from Vermont, and every fall, you dread the days when tourists flock in from out of town to go leaf-peeping. You know they'll drive about five miles per hour to gaze at the foliage, paying no mind to the locals behind them trying to get to work.
