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Tag Archives: Etiquette
Moshi, Moshi
I don’t know about you, but when I’m traveling I sometimes hesitate making local telephone calls due to my language deficits or just plain ignorance of local “phone etiquette”. This helpful infographic from the folks at Repair Labs may be … Continue reading
Don’t Be Evil (or rude)
Somehow we missed National Etiquette Week (May 7-11), but thanks to Toronto’s Christopher Rouleau from The Urban Etiquette Project we can politely make amends. Back in December 2011, Rouleau launched the Toronto Etiquette Project, which involved a set of hand-out … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Tourism
Tagged Cities, Etiquette, Toronto, Travel, Urban Etiquette Project
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New York City : Visitors Etiquette
About three weeks ago we posted an article on one artist’s valiant (and funny) campaign to raise the standards of behavior on New York City’s subways. Since then we’ve had some interesting conversations from infrequent visitors and potential tourists about … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism, USA
Tagged Big Apple, Cab Drivers, Etiquette, Manhattan, MetroCard, MTA, New York, New York City, NYC, Subway, Taxi
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Tokyo Underground Etiquette
On September 9th we posted a story on artist Jay Shelowitz’s poster campaign to improve the subway manners of his fellow New Yorkers. For generations the Tokyo subway authority has been cajoling riders to mind their manners and to consider … Continue reading