I will travel to Europe, France, Switzerland, Italy and Germany. What are the precautions? What are the specialties of these countries? Be specific, thank you

Precautions:

1. tip: when dining in a restaurant, you need to pay a tip, which is generally 5%-10% of the bill; The taxi tip is generally10% of the fare; Hotel accommodation is generally one bellboy 1 euro, and one room attendant 1-2 euro per day;

2. Shopping: Shopping places in Germany leave work early, usually at 8 pm and 4 pm on weekends. Most shops are closed on holidays. The goods purchased at the time of shopping need to pay 16% tax (included in the goods). Visitors from non-EU countries who tip more than 25 euros can get a tax refund check from the store so that they can apply for a tax refund when leaving the country.

Specialty: beer, Wesson beer, good luck sugar, Dick chocolate and some mechanical gadgets.

France:

Precautions:

1. You can't unbutton or undress in public when eating.

2. Our thumb and forefinger represent the number "eight" respectively, and they represent the number "two";

You don't have to tip when you take a taxi in France. Don't call a taxi because taxis in France charge by the hour from the starting point. Drivers must stop being enthusiastic about helping you with your luggage, and some drivers will take the opportunity to charge high fees.

The shopping tax in France is about 20%. Citizens of non-EU member countries who stay in France for less than six months and shop in a store for 175 euros in one day can enjoy a certain amount of tax refund when taking goods out of EU countries, usually 12%- 13%.

5. Cultural relics, narcotics, imitations, weapons, plants and ivory are prohibited from entering or leaving France, and those exceeding 7,600 euros must be declared.

Specialty: French red wine, perfume, fashion, bags, shoes, cosmetics, luxury goods, Bader hat. . . . . .

Italy:

Precautions:

1. If you travel to Italy, you will definitely visit the church. You can't wear short skirts, shorts or vests when you enter the church. No matter how hot the weather is, you must prepare long skirts, trousers and tops that don't show off your shoulders.

2. When shopping, you can't touch the product samples and window at will. If you buy more than 155 euros, personal use can be tax-free.

3. Italian buses don't have a conductor, and they don't report to the station. If you want to get off, you need to ring the bell in advance. Don't ring the doorbell, no one gets on the bus at the station, and the bus leaves directly.

Specialty: chocolate, cheese, olive oil, tomato sauce, Versace.

Switzerland:

Precautions:

1. Swiss people eat very quietly and hardly talk, so don't chat too loudly when eating in Switzerland.

Swiss people don't like things with owl patterns.

3. Switzerland prohibits passengers from non-EU countries from bringing meat, eggs, fish, honey, dairy products and other animal products into the country. Each passenger is only allowed to bring a certain amount of children's food or medicine into the country every day.

Specialty: watch, saber, Reverend William wine.

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