Long Beach California, USA Travel Guide
Major mobile carriers in the U.S. Include T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon. Prepaid SIM cards or eSIMs are widely available.
Internet and Wi-Fi are widely available in Long Beach. Postal services are straightforward.
English is the official language. Spanish is widely spoken, and Khmer in Cambodia Town.
Basic phrases for polite interactions.
Always check specific attraction or restaurant websites for their holiday hours before visiting.
Casual "Hi" or "Hello" are common. Handshakes are standard for introductions. Direct eye contact is a sign of sincerity.
Casual dress (jeans, t-shirts) is common. Business casual for nicer restaurants. Beachwear only at beaches or poolside.
Tipping is expected for service. Wait to be seated in sit-down restaurants. Splitting bills among friends is common.
Photography is generally permitted in public spaces.
Avoid sensitive discussions with strangers. Be mindful of personal space.
Direct but courteous communication is valued. A simple "please" and "thank you" have a positive difference.
Long Beach tries to offer an accessible environment for all travelers.
U.S. Cities follow the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.
cultural and entertainment areas in The Longest beach are equipped for accessibility.
Services for visitors with particular needs.
Organizations that offer additional accessibility information.
Always contact specific hotels or attractions directly to verify their accessibility features and any specialized services you may require, as implementation varies.
