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Vacation etiquette<\/p>\n
It’s been a long year at home during the pandemic, and for many of us who are newly vaccinated, going on a vacation and staying at a hotel where you don’t have to make the beds or do the dishes yourself is at the top of the “to do” list. However, COVID has forever changed what’s possible in a hotel stay<\/a>. We all want to stay at only the cleanest hotels<\/a>, of course, and we also need to educate ourselves on the gross things hotels do to save money<\/a> so we’re fully prepared once we get there. But it’s not all about us. We also have to think about the employees at the hotels. Now it’s not just polite but also important for everyone’s safety to banish a few things from our travel vocabulary—including certain requests that range from annoying to time-consuming to flat-out unsafe. Once you’re up to speed, brush up on these things you probably shouldn’t be doing in your hotel room<\/a>, as well.<\/p>\n The post 16 Things You Shouldn’t Ask Hotel Staff<\/a> appeared first on Reader's Digest<\/a>.<\/p>\n