What should I pay attention to when traveling and staying in Thai hotels?

1, many hotels don't provide toothpaste, toothbrush and slippers, so you'd better bring your own.

Most sockets are the same as those in China, but there are two round holes in Europe. To be on the safe side, it is best to bring a power converter.

Thailand has a tipping culture. Generally, if you stay in a hotel, it is better to leave it at the bedside for 20 baht (about 5 yuan RMB) every morning. If you eat in a better restaurant, you generally don't need change. If it happens to be an integer, a tip of 65438+ 00% of a meal is more appropriate. PS: If it is thai massage, it is best to pay about 100 baht.