In today’s globalized tourism industry, cultural diversity plays a vital role in shaping international guests' experiences and expectations. This study investigates how cultural interactions, sensitivity, and inclusion influence satisfaction in hospitality settings. A descriptive research design was used to explore the behaviors and preferences of 55 international guests through a structured Google Form with 19 multiple-choice questions. The questionnaire was distributed online across various Indian states to reach a diverse sample. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics to identify trends in cultural interaction, satisfaction, and service expectations.The results show that most international guests frequently interact with locals but still face cultural and communication challenges, highlighting the need for better intercultural training. Cultural sensitivity was seen as important, with many valuing diversity and recommending the country for its hospitality. The paper concluded that most international guests frequently interact with locals and value cultural sensitivity, many still face communication challenges. Guests strongly support cultural diversity for enhancing tourism and global relations. Despite overall positive views, inconsistent experiences suggest a need for improvement. It is recommended to enhance intercultural training for service providers and promote cultural exchange initiatives.