The airport is the world's first impression of you. Specific things to NOT do.
30,000 feet, 300 strangers, one cabin. Specific things to NOT do.
Be honest, be calm, be brief. The officer holds the rest of your trip.
Stand in line, leave a gap, don't touch strangers — global baseline of public conduct.
Public transport, restaurants, lobbies — your conversation isn't a soundtrack for strangers.
Carry your trash. Sort it right. Leave every space cleaner than you found it.
On time means on time. Late by 10 minutes is late, not 'standard'.
People aren't tourist attractions. Always ask before photographing locals.
In the US, tipping is wage. In Japan, it's an insult. Know the local norm.
Housekeepers, front desk staff, and other guests all share your space.
The driver is doing a job, not a favour. Be punctual, polite, and tip where customary.
Germany has five bins. Japan has rules per district. Learn the system.
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