What should I pay attention to when staying in foreign hotels?

You can book a hotel in advance through a travel agency or travel network before going abroad again.

Foreign hotels generally do not provide boiled water. Some hotel rooms are equipped with various drinks such as refrigerators and drinks. If you drink them, you must pay. Some hotel drinks are charged automatically as soon as they are taken out of the refrigerator. Some hotel rooms are equipped with automatic sales equipment for all kinds of drinks and snacks. As long as the switch is pressed, the food and beverage will come out automatically, and at the same time, the account will be automatically kept, and the payment will be unified at the time of settlement. If you want a hot drink, you can ask the waiter for it, but you have to pay cash and a tip. Some hotel rooms are equipped with electric kettle, instant coffee, tea, milk, sugar and so on. You can make your own hot drinks.

Since you have lived in a hotel for a long time, if you plan to use your own electrical appliances, you should get permission from the hotel management and be careful not to burn the furniture.

Passengers should keep indoor hygiene, clothes, shoes and socks should not be littered, and waste paper, candy paper and peels should not be thrown into the toilet. They can be put on the coffee table and table, cleaned by the waiter, or thrown into the trash can by themselves. Take a bath and be careful not to get water all over the floor. Don't damage all the equipment in the room. Smokers should pay special attention not to burn carpets, furniture and other equipment.

Precautions for tourism in Singapore:

1. Singapore is suitable for tourism all year round. Perhaps the best time is winter, which is drier and the temperature is lower. The temperature is relatively high in summer, and it often rains. If you go to Singapore in summer, remember to take an umbrella.

2. Passengers who consume in restaurants and hotels must pay 10% service fee and 7% consumption tax, and hawker centers or snack bars do not charge service fees and tips. For the sake of public health, smoking is prohibited in air-conditioned restaurants.

Singapore Customs has no restrictions on the maximum amount of foreign currency brought into the country.

4. Duty-free goods: electrical products; Cosmetics; Camera and clock; Jewelry, precious stones and precious metals; Shoes; Artistic creation and toys

Matters needing attention in Malaysia tourism:

1. Don't use your left hand when communicating. Traditionally, people on horseback think that your left hand is a symbol of impurity.

2. For ladies, don't reach out and ask for a handshake first, and don't point your index finger at people casually.

Malays are forbidden to touch their heads. Except for teachers and religious ceremonies, it is not allowed to touch Malays' backs at will. Malays are forbidden to smoke and not to eat pork, dead animals or animal blood. Rice, glutinous rice cake, etc. They are all staple foods, and their eating habit is to grab rice with their right hands. When interacting with each other, you must dress neatly.

When visiting other people's homes and wearing slippers, you must take them off and put them at the door. When visiting the church, it should be noted that non-Muslims should take off their shoes before entering the church. When visiting temples, women should pay attention to wearing arms and feet that cannot be exposed.

5. Never walk in front of a Muslim who is praying. Do not take pictures or touch the Koran without permission.

Thailand:

Throughout Thailand, there are all kinds of residences, from five-star hotels to simple tents and huts. The price and type of housing facilities given in the quotation are related to the geographical location. There are some world-class hotels in Bangkok and major tourist cities, while the suburbs are dominated by lower-grade housing.