What are Americans doing wrong when they travel abroad?
I'm working on a story about the habits American travelers carry overseas — but shouldn't.
For example, tipping in countries that never wanted tips, expecting English at the counter, wearing beach clothes into mosques, talking at a volume that clears a café.
What are the things Americans do abroad now that don't go over well? How has the current political climate changed how those habits get received?
I want to hear from Americans who realized too late that something they did was inappropriate. Where were you, and what happened? If you've changed how you tip, dress or introduce yourself in the past year, tell me what prompted it.













