What are the etiquette for traveling abroad?

As a country of etiquette, China must pay attention to its image when traveling abroad, so as not to discredit the country. The following are the travel etiquette I carefully arranged and selected for you, hoping to help you!

Preparation before going abroad

The first preparation before going abroad is to have a simple understanding of the cultural background and customs of the destination country and region. It would be better if you could simply master the basic social languages of several destination countries, such as spoken English. Hello? 、? Thank you? 、? Goodbye? Wait a minute.

Etiquette related to airports and stations

Try not to put suitcases, coats, etc. On the seat? Invasion? Space that does not belong to you; Don't let your luggage block the aisle, don't let the children run around and make noise; Express gratitude and appreciation to the staff for their service. When language communication is inconvenient, the best way is to smile at each other.

The way of flying.

When putting luggage on the plane, be considerate of each other and don't worry? Occupation? . When you get off the plane, don't rush to open the luggage compartment to take out your luggage before the plane stops completely.

When you are in an airplane seat, you should maintain your self-esteem while respecting other people's private space, and keep it? Safe distance? . For example, don't take off your shoes in public and spread your legs. Don't let your body touch others when you rest, and don't adjust your seat too low for your own comfort when you rest. Meanwhile, try not to speak loudly.

Etiquette of staying in a hotel

Whether it's a parking attendant, a doorman, a porter, a front desk attendant, a room cleaner, or a food delivery attendant, we should always express our gratitude and appreciation to each other verbally or with a smile.

In addition, to respect and abide by hotel regulations, the basic principle is not to disturb others' rest.

Etiquette of tipping

In western countries such as Europe and America, it is not only a habit, but also a kind of respect and etiquette to give extra tips to service personnel. And the process of tipping is also good? Attention? .

When traveling abroad, the proportion of tips varies from country to country. So when you first arrive at a place, you should ask an experienced person or guide for relevant information in advance. Research? A reasonable way to tip. But the basic rule is to pay attention to five points when tipping: respect each other, this is not charity; Tips should be given quietly, not too ostentatious; Grasp the timing of tipping, usually at the end of enjoying the service; ? Pay by quality? Principle; Finally, pay attention to the different ways of tipping in different places.

Specifically, the following situations need to tip the service personnel: the first category is hotels, parking people, doormen, bellboys, room service attendants and so on. ; The second category is restaurants, including greeters, waiters, musicians and bathroom cleaners; The third category is beauty salons, including beauticians and hairdressers; The fourth category is to take a taxi and tip the taxi driver; The fifth category is the theater, including cloakroom attendants, program publishers and theater ushers; The sixth category is tourist attractions, including tour guides and drivers.

dining etiquette

After sitting down, keep your body straight. Don't lie prone, don't lean on the dining table, don't cross your legs, and don't do any physical movements, such as intentionally or unintentionally fiddling with the tableware on the table.

When eating with a knife and fork, hold a fork in your left hand and a knife in your right hand; When cutting something, hold it down with a fork in your left hand, cut it with a knife in your right hand, and then send it to your mouth with a fork. Remember, don't dance with a knife and fork in your hand; When you put down your knife and fork, you should put it in? Eight? Font, respectively on the edge of the plate.

When eating, don't stuff too much food into your mouth, don't smack your mouth when chewing, and don't talk to each other.

Don't undress or unbutton in public when eating, and avoid laughing loudly.

Taboos for traveling abroad

(1) Asia Asia

Japan/Putting the thumb between the index finger and the middle finger when making a fist is a swearing gesture. Don't wear socks with holes, because you must take off your shoes when you enter the room. /prepare one or two simple Japanese sentences, because most Japanese people can't speak English, and they can communicate simply with Chinese characters if necessary. /The subway car is equipped with a silent bus card and a female-only bus card, and you can't use your mobile phone.

Malaysia/Because most people are Muslims, don't drink alcohol. Remember to take things with your right hand. It will be considered impolite to use your left hand.

Singapore/In Singapore, chewing gum, littering and smoking in public places are all illegal. /Many public toilets will charge, please keep the change.

Thailand/Don't touch other people's heads, don't fiddle with other people's hair. In Thailand, the head is the most important body part. /In the same way, don't use your feet when giving instructions, because your feet are considered to be the lowest part of your body; When sitting on the floor in a temple, don't point your feet at the Buddha statue. /All the dishes will be served at once, not one dish at a time.

Vietnam/Don't take photos of others without permission. Please remember to use your hands when handing things, but the height of your hands should not be higher than your head.

(2) Europe

UK/I like to make V-shaped gestures when taking selfies. If my palm is facing me, it's a swearing gesture. People often address strangers affectionately, such as lover, partner, dear, dear, sweetheart, etc. This doesn't mean any love.

France/When eating, put your hands on the table. When you need to rest, put your wrists on the table, not on your thighs. /It is a very impolite gesture to make a fist with one hand and then slap it with the other. When talking with the French, don't speak English at the beginning. Say hello in simple French first, and then ask if it is more appropriate for the other person to speak English or Chinese.

Shorts are not accepted in Italy/public places, so be sure to cover your shoulders, knees and waist when entering or leaving the church. /Restaurant Metropolis will add 10%~ 15% service charge to the bill, and tip if the service is good.

Switzerland/Pointing your index finger at your head is an insulting gesture. Don't put your hands in your pockets when talking to people. Don't chew gum or cut your nails in public.

Spain/Spain usually eats dinner very late, and few locals will go out for dinner before 10 in the evening. Consider going to the bar to eat Tapas snacks around 5 pm to satisfy their hunger. Life in Spain is slow, so don't rush everything.

(3) Oceania

Australia/Meat, packaged food, dairy products or fresh fruits and vegetables are not allowed when entering the country. /Blowing your nose in public is reckless and inappropriate.

New Zealand/Don't make the V-shaped gesture commonly used when taking selfies. /Public transport, bars, restaurants and public buildings in New Zealand are all non-smoking.

(4) North America

It is illegal to drink alcohol in Canada/public places, except in private houses or licensed places. Canadians are very proud of their country, and any contempt for the national flag is considered extremely rude.

The United States/raising the middle finger is a gesture of swearing; Sticking out your tongue is also considered rude and impolite. /You don't have to take off your shoes when you enter a room in America, because barefoot is considered barbaric. /Americans don't use toothpicks. They floss their teeth in the bathroom.