Poor Vacation Habits To Avoid When Visiting UT, ID, And WA
A good vacation can benefit a person both mentally and physically. There are, however, some unsavory habits that travelers should try to avoid when visiting a new state or country for the first time as to avoid rubbing locals the wrong way.
One of the biggest tourist draws of Idaho is the outdoors. There are millions of acres of rugged backcountry that feature stunning lakes, rivers, mountain peaks, hot springs, and other natural landscapes.
Popular state vacation destinations like Boise and Coeur d'Alene offer a city feel but are within a stone's throw from beautiful scenery. Utah has five national parks and Washington State has more than 8,000 lakes, which make these states heavy tourist destinations as well.
Avoid These Annoying Travel Habits When Visiting Idaho
The website Insubuy recently put together a list of 'Most Annoying Travel Habits' and some of them might remind people to mind their Ps and Qs while vacationing. For those flying to a destination in the Pacific Northwest soon, airplane etiquette is important, according to the website.
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Holding up a flight by not preparing well or getting to the airport late is a great way to make immediate enemies. Once on the ground, habits such as speaking loudly and carrying on lengthy cell phone conversations while in public settings was also mentioned by Insubuy. Excessive drinking could lead to confrontations among plane passengers and community locals as well.
A few poor habits I would add to the list of dont's when visiting states like Idaho are driving like a jackass if you rent a car, littering, instigating political discussions, and just plain acting like your s%$# doesn't stink.
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