What are the etiquette precautions for Hungarian tourism?

Never break glassware: Never break glassware when traveling to Hungary, whether staying in a hotel or eating. If someone accidentally breaks glassware after work, it will be regarded as a harbinger of bad luck and you will become an unwelcome person. Clothes with feet: Budapest's climate belongs to the inland climate, the temperature drops rapidly in autumn and winter, and the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is large. It is recommended to bring a warm coat. Tradition: There are many churches in Budapest's tourist attractions. It should be noted that according to local customs, men need to take off their hats when entering the church, but women do not. Use of electrical appliances: Hungarian power outlets are different from those in China. If you carry electronic products that need to be charged, please pay attention to bring the conversion socket. International student goods stores generally have switch sockets. Power specification: 220 V AC, 50 Hz. Plug type: round pin accessory plug without grounding connection, TV system: SECAM. Attention when shooting: some places restrict shooting, so pay attention to the warning signs around before shooting to avoid unnecessary trouble. Currency exchange: It is convenient to exchange Hungarian forint at the hotel, but there is a handling fee. It is recommended to go to the famous "Central Market" for exchange. There are some money exchange offices in the city, which are also very cost-effective. Local famous products: foie gras, "bull blood" red wine, all kinds of red liquor, Kuras leather hip flask, traditional porcelain handicrafts. Customs Hungarians pay attention to the concept of punctuality, and they also hope that others will be as punctual as themselves. If it is your first visit, it is polite to send flowers to the hostess, and all appointments must be arranged in advance. Putting garlic on the lying-in woman's bed is regarded by Hungarians as a symbol of the safety of mother and child. Nickel Hungarians give each other a gold-plated nickel on New Year's Day. On the one hand, nickels are dancing angels, and on the other hand, they are engraved with the beautiful words "Happy New Year to you". Tipping in Hungary, generally speaking, tipping is a necessary expense. In restaurants and taxis, the tip is about 10% to 15% of the payment, and the porter's tip is about 20 forint. Climate, clothing The climate is very mild from June to August in summer, with the temperature around 27℃ and cold in winter, especially in 65438+ 10. There is a lot of rain in spring and autumn. It is recommended to wear thick coats in winter and thin clothes in summer. In addition, raincoats or rain gear should be prepared at any time in the spring and autumn rainy season. June-August is most suitable for business trips, and the best time for meetings in a day is 10 am or 1 1 am, 2 or 3 o'clock.