Tourism and Safety in nelson mandela Bay

Nelson mandela Bay can provide all the basic services for tourists, and it is usually close to the first world countries. The modern equipment and perfect infrastructure leading to the metropolis are ready to serve our tourists at any time.

South Africa's banking system is as advanced as any western industrialized country. The normal business hours of banks are from 9: 00 am to 3: 30 pm every week, and from 8: 30 or 9: 00 am to 10: 30 or 1 1: 00 on Saturdays, depending on the situation of banks and branches. Banks are closed on Sundays. Major national banks can be found in every city and most towns. In most towns, ATMs provide 24-hour service. There is a 24-hour commercial bank at the airport.

The currency used in South Africa is the rand. 1 rand (R)= 100 point (c). 200 rand, 100 rand, 50 rand, 20 rand and 10 rand have been issued. The coins issued are 5 rand, 2 rand, 1 rand, 50 cents, 20 cents, 10 cent, 5 cents, 2 cents and 1 cent.

Most international credit cards, such as American Express, Diners' Card, MasterCard and Visa, can be used in restaurants, hotels and shops. These cards can also be used to withdraw cash, which needs to be confirmed at your bank before departure.

Most hotels, shops and business centers also accept tourists' checks and foreign currency, although there are many foreign currency exchanges. Any commercial bank can exchange foreign currency. Both coin-operated and card-type public telephones are fully automatic, and you can dial directly to most parts of the world. You can dial 0900 for international calls and 0903 for international telephone inquiries.

There are many mobile phone rental companies in this city, sponsored by MTN, Vodacom and Cell C in South Africa.

Many Internet cafes in cities and surrounding towns provide the lowest-cost facilities and services for surfing the Internet, sending and receiving emails and faxes.

Different private companies have courier services all over the city, and all companies listed in the yellow pages of the telephone book can provide this service.

There are usually help telephones around the roads in the city. If you need help on the road, you can call for help. These telephones are clearly marked and usually located on the right side of the road. The Maritime Rescue and Port Authority is located in Nelson Mandela Bay. The port authority can provide tourists with basic information about port description, general terms and conditions, tariffs and fees.

Most countries in the world have diplomatic mission offices, embassies and consulates in South Africa. For your convenience, our website will provide you with all necessary information. These offices and the South African Ministry of the Interior can help tourists get passports and visas. You don't need a passport or visa to travel between provinces in South Africa.

There are the highest level hospitals and medical care, but it is very expensive. International tourists are advised to purchase medical insurance before departure. Pharmacy can meet the needs of most drugs and experts, but it is recommended that you bring some drugs yourself. All doctors, dentists and experts are listed in the yellow pages of the telephone book under the "Doctors" directory. Nelson mandela Bay, as well as the private and provincial wildlife reserves in this area, are located in the malaria free trade zone and need no prevention.

Nelson mandela Bay is considered as a safe tourist destination, but tourists should take wise precautions and realize that they are in another city and should avoid carrying a lot of cash and other valuables, such as cameras.

Visitors are advised not to leave their salute unattended, but to be vigilant and alert at all times. Tourists should take preventive measures in some hidden places, especially after dark. Park your car in a well-lit place at night, and pay attention to the fact that the uniformed parking attendant will provide security service for your car for a small fee. Don't leave valuables in the car, lock the trunk where they can't see it.

Social workers advise against giving money to street children. Please pay attention to the tourist ambassadors. They are specially trained professionals who can help tourists.

In case of emergency, please call10111.

Although nelson mandela Bay is rated as a safe holiday resort, tourists should take precautions. They are major cities in other countries in the world. If you need help, this city can provide any necessary help you can find in first world countries.

Emergency services, such as car maintenance, maritime rescue, ambulances, police and hospitals are at your service 24 hours a day. High-quality professionals can meet your special needs.

Most expressways provide emergency calls within a certain distance on their right. These phones are clearly marked, and you can use them for free when you encounter any emergency on the road.

All public telephone booths are listed with emergency telephone numbers. If you encounter an emergency when using your mobile phone, you can call the emergency number 24 hours a day. These emergency phone numbers will inform you when you rent a mobile phone. There is also a 24-hour family emergency telephone to provide people with information and assistance they may need, such as AIDS, child abuse, rape or suicide.

All public telephone booths have posted emergency lists. Although all mobile phone numbers can be dialed for 24-hour duty, these numbers will be provided for you to rent by phone. How much can be used for national emergency and 24-hour duty? For those who may need information and help, such as AIDS, child abuse, rape or suicide. People in nelson mandela Bay hope that you will enjoy your stay here and suggest that you take the following safety measures when traveling:

Don't leave the salute unattended

Don't loiter in the street after dark.

Be sure to lock the car when you drive out.

If you are in doubt about the safety of this area, call the police for advice.

No matter where you are, you should avoid carrying a lot of cash and other valuables, such as cameras and video cameras.

Special attention should be paid to the prevention of hidden or remote areas (including parks and gardens, nature reserves and winds)

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Children and beggars in the street may come near you and ask for it, and social workers will persuade and object.

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Park your car in a safe and bright place at night.

Note that the uniformed parking attendant will guard your car and need to tip (a small fee)

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Don't put valuables in the car, especially lock the rear of the car where they can't see it.

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Pay attention to tourism ambassadors (tourism goodwill ambassadors), who are well-trained professionals who can provide for tourists.

Help!

In case of emergency, please call1011to call the police or call 0800 1 12 13.

Stop the criminal department from asking for help.