A group of people claim that tourists should follow the domestic culture of the destination country. By contrast, others believe that country should embrace the various custom discrepancies. In my opinion, both views are respected and could be discussed by some criteria.
On one hand, it is utterly true that whenever tourists travel to a new country, should obey the governing rules there and try not to commit infringement. Because if someone does such actions, their deed would be disrespectful to the population living in that country and that is something sorrowful. To give an instance, I remember when I was younger, I went to my friend’s house who was not Iranian. We were sitting at the dining table when I instantaneously started eating. According to my lack of knowledge about their culture, I did such an irrational action.
On the other hand, it would be a good opportunity to stop hindering foreign tourists from exhibiting their indigenous cultures to us. This freedom guides us to get more familiar with the countless disparate, fabulous and fascinating customs around the globe. These kinds of provisions could lead us to having more knowledgeable and intellectual people in a country. In that case, if some newcomers take some actions that we are unaccustomed to, we do not consider it as an offensive and awkward deed, so we could simply neglect it.
In conclusion, regarding the two approaches that we could keep in mind and discuss, I believe both of them could be debated reasonably in a way that takes us to the cultures-understanding path.