Public conduct & dress.
Public behavior — clothing, gestures, affection, even gaming — is regulated in some destinations. Locals know the lines; visitors often don't.
Where this gets travelers in trouble
Related situations
Travelers often ask
Is holding hands or hugging a partner okay?
Usually fine, but in some conservative destinations, public affection beyond hand-holding can be treated as an offense.
Do dress codes really matter?
Yes — religious sites, government buildings and some neighborhoods enforce dress codes. A scarf or long-sleeve layer in your bag avoids most problems.
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