Most citizens from western Europe do not need one. No vaccinations are currently needed to enter the country , however it is advisable to check with your doctor before traveling to El Salvador for possibilities of Cholera. Salvadoran labor is abundant and highly trainable. Electric alarm clocks should not be relied upon, and surge suppressers should be used with all important electrical appliances or electronics. The dress code in El Salvador is casual.
Professionals usually wear light cotton suits.
As a courtesy, those visiting on business should wear a light weight suits. A 10 percent tip should be left in restaurants and hotels or 15 percent if the bill is small. Taxi drivers are not tipped. Salvadorans eat a lot of rice, beans, salads, meats, and seafood's. Soft, white corn tortillas are served as bread.