20 Tourists Showing That Travel Can't Fix Entitlement

In Hawaii, tourists pose and swim directly under a closed waterfall despite warning signs.

Two tourists in Bali ride a scooter with luggage stacked high, passenger drinking from a cup, no helmets.

Sign in Tailandia outside a business warns tourists not to complain about English if they can’t speak Thai.

Men in swimsuits sit in Neptune Fountain in Bologna, turning a historic sculpture into a pool.

Outdoor diners in Malaysia leave the cemented floor covered with discarded napkins and wrappers.

Two western men sit on stairs in Asia holding signs asking locals for money to fund their travel.

Tourists in a European city leave streets and planters littered with empty bottles and cups overnight.

Tourists in Yellowstone cram a bison calf into their SUV, interrupting its herd connection.

Western diners in Thailand leave piles of napkins and garbage beneath outdoor tables.

Visitors scratch names into live coral on a tropical reef, causing irreversible environmental damage.

Beachgoers in the United States leave cans and litter around a concrete fire pit despite nearby bins.

Footprints crisscross a carefully raked Zen garden in Japan, destroying the intended pattern.

Woman kneels in front of a stage during a cultural dance performance in Thailand, ruining it for everyone.

Day-after view of Vanderbilt Beach in Naples, Florida, shows trash strewn across the sand after tourists leave.

At the Danube memorial in Budapest, bronze shoes are overloaded with love locks, ruining a solemn tribute.

Young tourist poses smiling on train tracks at Auschwitz-Birkenau, clueless about historical weight.

At the Rome Coliseum, a visitor scratches a name into the ancient wall with a key, risking an €18,000 fine.

Dune rules ignored in full tourist defiance.

In Nara, Japan, a man kicks a resting deer in the street, showing zero respect for local wildlife.

Tourist in London leans dangerously close to a mounted police horse, ignoring clear bite warnings.