9 Ugly Acts Of Travelers In 2017

Breaking expensive works because of taking selfies, slapping airline staff to kill dolphins for taking photos, tourists had many ugly behaviors in 2017.9 ugly acts of tourists in 2017 800-year-old artifact to photograph children: A family in England has violated the museum's rules when placing children in ancient artifacts to take pictures. It took place in Prittlewell Priory, outside London. They put the child in an 800-year-old sandstone coffin and caused the coffin to fall. The cost of the damage was only about 130 USD, which raised a warning about unconscious visitors

. Airfrance staff slapped because of late check-in: In June, security cameras recorded an AirFrance passenger from Wuhan (China) to Paris (France) slapping an employee when is notified that the check-in has expired. The passenger told the airline staff that she had an important meeting to be present. The woman was later arrested and banned from boarding AirFrance flights Photo: Thesun.



Breaking artwork, causing 800,000 USD in damage because of selfies: The exhibition "Infinity Mirror" by artist Yayoi Kusama attracts many audiences in Washington D.C., USA. However, a tourist engrossed in taking selfies broke a piece of glass pumpkins, causing the exhibition at the Hirshhorn museum to be closed for 3 days. The total damage is estimated to be up to 800,000 USD. Photo: Thecut Throwing gloves at the Queen's guards in London, UK: Members of the British Queen's security team in London are known for their stern look. However, a female tourist decided to try to see if they responded by throwing gloves at the guard She was criticized by another guard.



"The army is here to protect the royal family, not to make fun of the public," said this Beefeater soldier. He picked up the gloves and handed the female traveler back before she left. Photo: Insider Destruction of $ 200,000 Selfie: This incident took place at artist Simon Birch's exhibition in Los Angeles. A woman while taking a selfie carelessly knocked over a pillar, causing about 200,000 USD in damage. Throwing coins into an airplane engine for good luck: A passenger on a flight from Shanghai to Guangzhou (China) caused trouble and delayed throwing a few coins at the engine of an aircraft. good luck. Technicians get nine coins, one of which has entered the engine. They haven't done any harm to the plane yet, but could become a disaster if sucked into the engine.



Killing baby dolphins for taking selfies: Several tourists on beaches in Spain were responsible for the death of a small dolphin, when they took the creature out of the water to take pictures together. Some blocked the whale's breathing, surrounding also making the animal dizzy and difficult to breathe. Photo: Daily Mail.Photography showing buttocks in front of the temple in Thailand: Two American tourists were arrested after taking photos showing their breasts at Wat Arun temple, Bangkok. Their Instagram account "Traveling Butts" with many nude photos has been deleted. They were fined and banned from returning to Thailand. Deliberately demolishing a thousand-year-old stalactite in China: At a cave in Guizhou province, a male tourist deliberately kicked a stalactite column about 50 cm high many times until the column fell, Destroying a creation that took thousands of years to build. Photo: Insider.



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