This contentious Reddit thread dives into the annoying conduct that tourists get up to in a variety of different locations.
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There's a particular stereotype of the brutish, rude American tourist that is hard to deny, but that isn't the whole picture. Wherever tourists accumulate, you're bound to find some truly annoying people regardless of their nationality. Reddit user u/potato_warrior420 wasn't dancing around the point when they asked people to spill the tea on the most annoying tourists where they live.
What something tourists do in your country that you hate?
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Some rudeness is to be expected, but the infractions really run the gamut.
Whether it's grapes or tulips, tourists will definitely trespass in search of the best selfie
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Please don't wander off in a national park in the US — especially without any water
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The Dutch do not mess around with their bikes, so you better be ready to pedal
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Everyone's nice in the Cayman Islands as long as you don't ask too many bank questions
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They already have to wear a silly hat in public, don't make their lives any harder
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It shouldn't be hard to show some damn respect when you're at a memorial
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Stop crowding around, blocking access to everything when you're in big groups
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Just because you're allowed to walk on other people's property in Finland doesn't mean you can hassle them
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