Treat locals well and understand that you are a guest here. Abide by the rules, follow the laws, and don't litter. Care for the places you visit so that they can continue to be visited by many tourists for years to come.
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Learning words and phrases like “thank you,” “please,” “pardon,” or “my apologies,” convey genuine interest in the culture you're visiting and go a long way in setting yourself apart as a visitor. Take off your sunglasses when meeting someone. This is applicable anytime, anywhere!
PassportIt seems obvious, but the single most important thing to pack for your travels is your passport. You won't get very far without it. Once you've ticked everything off your pre-travel checklist, and before you put your foot out the door, one last check for that important little book really won't hurt.