List of the second batch of exit countries

There are 40 countries leaving the country in the second batch. The specific list is as follows:

Nepal, Brunei, Vietnam, Mongolia, Iran, Jordan, Tanzania, Namibia, Mauritius, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Zambia, Senegal, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Serbia, Croatia, France, Greece, Spain.

Iceland, Albania, Italy, Denmark, Portugal, Slovenia, Vanuatu, Tonga, Samoa, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Panama, Dominica, El Salvador, Dominica, Bahamas.

From March 15, 2023, the national travel agencies and online travel enterprises will be resumed on a pilot basis to operate China citizens' outbound group tours (the second batch) and "air tickets+hotels" services. From now on, travel agencies and online travel companies can make preparations for product release, publicity and promotion.

Precautions for outbound travel:

1, ready to pack.

When traveling abroad, make a list early and prepare what you want to bring, which can avoid the temporary rush before departure. Know the climate of the country of entry in advance. If you travel to Southeast Asia, don't forget to bring clothes in summer. It is summer all the year round. If you feel that the toiletries provided by the hotel are not clean, you can prepare some disposable toiletries yourself.

2. Understand the local customs and rules.

When you travel abroad, you must know some foreign rules. For example, in Thailand, women should take off their shoes when entering temples, and avoid monks when they see them. When visiting the Grand Palace, women can't wear short skirts and sandals.

3. Be sure to bring your hotel card when you go out.

When you travel to a country where the language is not fluent, you must first get a hotel card at the front desk when you arrive at the hotel. The card has the address and telephone number of the hotel. If you accidentally get lost, you can show it to the driver, and it will save the day immediately.

3, valuables storage desk safe

When going out, it is safer to store valuables in the safe at the reception desk of the hotel than in the room. Generally, the reception desk of a hotel has such a safe, which can store valuables for guests free of charge. The hotel keeps a key, and everyone takes one. Many foreign hotels have regulations that if valuables are lost in the room, they are not responsible for compensation.