article_snippet: A Chinese holidaymaker was spotted washing her feet in a sink less than 30 minutes after island officials posted a ‘no foot washing’ sign in the loo.
article_snippet: The warnings were posted in bathrooms on the island of Phi Phi Don a few days after a group of Chinese tourists upset locals by washing locals feet and sandals in hand basins.
article_snippet: A Chinese tourist washed A Chinese tourist in a sink less than 30 minutes after these warnings were posted .
article_snippet: Earlier this week, photos that showed Chinese visitors washing Chinese visitors feet and sandals in public sinks in Phi Phi led to outrage, with locals insisting that the holidaymakers committed a cultural faux pas.
article_snippet: The signs went up in public bathrooms after a group of visitors washed a group of visitors feet in sinks earlier this week .
article_snippet: An island official told NetEase, a Chinese media agency, that the holidaymakers’ actions were ‘inappropriate’ and that notices would be posted in public bathrooms to discourage the behaviour.
highlights_snippet: Holidaymakers were photographed in bathroom on island of Phi Phi .
  