Last Updated on March 29, 2021
Here’s another quick travel tip for you: don’t forget to put your ID and flight tickets in an easily accessible compartment of your carry-on bag (outside pockets are usually a great option).
You’ll have to take them out several times at the airport, and you don’t want to waste a couple of minutes every time you have to do it. All the travelers behind you and agents at the security checkpoints will hate you.
3. You Know Very Little About Your Travel Destination
To fully enjoy your travel, you need to do your research and have all your travel plans well defined. If you don’t know what you want to visit, what the best places to eat are, and how to move around the city, you’ll end up not making the most of your trip. Nobody wants that!
Also, you should check the schedules of the points of interest you want to visit. This is very important to avoid making the mistake of planning a museum visit on a day when it is closed, for example.
4. You Use A Selfie Stick In Overcrowded Tourist Attractions
Using a selfie stick can help you take great and memorable selfies at amazing locations. That’s why this small gadget became so popular a few years ago.
However, it can also be tremendously irritating, especially when tourists use them in overcrowded locations without worrying if they are bothering the people walking around.
Spoiler alert: usually, they are.
5. You are not tolerant
If there’s something wrong with your hotel room, or if you have any problem at a restaurant, don’t start yelling at people and writing a negative review on their Facebook page straight away. Be tolerant. Try to explain yourself in the best possible way without getting angry or making it personal.
In most cases, the staff will do everything they can to help you out.
On the other hand, if the cheap hotel room you booked turned out to be more expensive than you thought due to some extra fee, don’t be afraid to question it. On some rare occasions, businesses try to take advantage of tourists. Just don’t lose your temper.
