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Blending in to a city or country you're visiting has many advantages, among them allowing yourself to have a more immersive experience and not falling victim to a robbery scheme involving human feces. Some cities come with their own code of conduct, such as Washington DC, where during Gadling's recent summit we noticed anyone who stands on the left side of an escalator is immediately met with a barrage of furrowed brows and choice words.
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When the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2011, the capital city of Italy?Rome?rolled out a new policy to "tax" tourists per day they visit the city?even business travelers and Italians from other cities! The tourist tax, which r... Read Post

South Korea wants you to come visit and get down and really, really dirty. At Boryeong City's 13th annual Boryeong Mud Festival, it's mud madness, and you're encouraged to sling the stuff on yourself and others. This festival, held ... Read Post

Mexico, AirportsA Japanese man named Hiroshi Nohara has decided to take full advantage of his tourist's visa in Mexico City and has moved into the airport. He's been living there for two months, and the initial avoidance from the lo... Read Post