Domestic travel safety instructions and precautions

Traveling is a happy activity and a wonderful experience, but during the journey, you will inevitably encounter many difficulties and problems, which will make your journey no longer easy. Therefore, if you want to have a more satisfactory trip, it is very necessary to master some basic safety knowledge. What are the precautions for domestic travel? This article is the information I compiled on the precautions for domestic travel and is for reference only.

Domestic Travel Precautions

1. Safety matters for traveling by car (aircraft, boat)

1. Tourists can only get off the aircraft, car, or boat after they have stopped. Machines, cars, boats. Line up in order to get on and off planes, cars, and boats; be civilized and polite, and give priority to the elderly, children, and women; avoid crowding to avoid accidents.

2. Tourists should not talk to the driver or urge the driver to drive fast, speed or overtake in violation of regulations; do not stick your head, hands, feet or luggage out of the window to prevent accidents. .

3. When tourists get off the bus for sightseeing, dining, or shopping, please close the windows of the tourist car and take away the valuables you carry with you; the travel agency will not be responsible if it is lost or stolen.

4. When flying, tourists should pay attention to abide by civil aviation safety management regulations, especially do not use mobile phones and other radio communication tools or electronic games on the plane.

5. Do not throw waste (miscellaneous) items (especially hard items) out of the car window to avoid harming others.

II. Accommodation safety matters

1. After checking into the hotel, tourists should understand the hotel safety instructions, be familiar with the hotel’s emergency exit, safe exit, the location of the safety stairs, and the safe transfer route.

2. Pay attention to check whether the supplies provided by the hotel for you are complete and whether they are damaged. If there is any incompleteness or damage, please report it to the hotel attendant or tour guide immediately.

3. Valuable items should be stored in the safe at the hotel reception desk. Do not carry them with you or leave them in the room. If lost, you will be responsible for the consequences.

4. Do not tell strangers the hotel and room number where you are staying; do not let strangers or maintenance personnel who claim to be the hotel to enter the room at will; lock the door when entering and exiting the room, and pay attention to the doors and windows before going to bed. Whether it is closed properly and whether the safety lock is locked; it is best to put the items next to you, not near the window.

5. When tourists need to go out after checking into the hotel, they should inform the tour guide and get a hotel room card at the hotel reception desk. The card has the hotel’s address and phone number; if you get lost, you can press Ask for the address on the card or take a taxi and return to your hotel safely and smoothly.

6. Don’t panic in case of emergency. When a fire occurs, never take the elevator or jump off the building at will; judge the fire situation calmly and proactively carry out self-rescue. If you are looking for fire, you can roll on the spot, or use heavy clothes to suppress the flames; when you must pass through corridors or passages with thick smoke, wrap yourself in soaked clothes, cover your mouth and nose, and crawl along the wall as close as possible; When the fire seals the door and it is impossible to escape, you can wrap your body with soaked clothes, block the door cracks with quilts, or splash water to cool down while waiting for rescue, or wear brightly colored clothes in the cave dwelling to call for rescuers.

3. Food Hygiene and Safety Matters

1. When buying food in tourist destinations, you must pay attention to the quality of the product, and do not buy products with "three noes" (no production plant, production date, manufacturer address) ;Do not eat if you find that the product is unhygienic or smells bad.

2. When traveling, you should take mineral water, dry food and other food with you in case of emergency. Be careful not to drink raw food. Water and unclean water.

3. Do not accept or consume cigarettes, food and drinks from strangers to prevent others from plotting against you.

4. Eat properly during travel. Overeating, overeating, and gluttony.

5. In order to prevent acclimatization during the trip, tourists should prepare some common medicines for emergencies and do not take medicines provided by others. < /p>

6. Tourists who like to drink should control their alcohol consumption during the trip. It is best not to exceed one-third of their usual alcohol consumption; if they cause drunkenness, cause trouble, disrupt social order, or infringe upon others, they will All losses shall be borne by the perpetrator himself.

IV. Safety matters for sightseeing and sightseeing

1. Listen to the local tour guide’s safety tips and advice, mainly to prevent accidents and emergencies. The occurrence of diseases.

2. Do not rush through dangerous areas (such as steep, narrow mountain roads, wet and slippery roads, etc.); when traveling to dangerous places, you should fully consider whether your own conditions are feasible and do not force it. And take chances.

3. Take proper rest when climbing or participating in activities, and avoid excessive strenuous exercise;

4. When on water (including rivers, rivers, etc.) When visiting or doing activities in lakes, seas, reservoirs, pay attention to boating safety and wear life jackets; do not go alone to deep waters or dangerous rivers

5. When riding cable cars or other manned sightseeing vehicles, you should obey the rules. Scenic area staff arrangements: Do not ride in the event of overloading, overcrowding or other abnormalities to prevent danger.

6. During the tour, tourists should stay in groups and do not travel alone if they lose their way. In principle, you should wait for the arrival of the tour guide or call for help or help. Don't be anxious.

Tourists should not go too far during free time. Visitors with children, please take care of your children, do not let them move alone, and pay attention to safety.

5. Shopping and Entertainment Safety Matters

1. Do not trust product recommendations from mobile salespeople.

2. When you have no intention of purchasing, do not ask the merchant for a price or make a counter-offer.

3. Do not follow salespeople to remote places to shop or pick up items.

4. Be careful to identify the authenticity of the goods, and do not rush to pay for shopping. You should ask the merchant for an official invoice when shopping.

5. When shopping or entertaining in crowded places, be careful to keep your wallets, bags, valuables and documents safe; do not act alone or go to entertainment venues with chaotic management. When tourists are shopping for entertainment, they should mainly prevent fraud, theft and robbery.

6. When entertaining in scenic spots, you should participate in appropriate projects according to your own conditions; when going out for entertainment activities during free activities, do not act alone or go to entertainment venues with chaotic management.

6. Other safety precautions

1. Pay attention to the tour guide’s arrangements, remember the time and place of gathering; recognize the car model, license plate number and color of the car you are riding; do not If you are late, you will be responsible for the consequences of being late.

2. In order to prevent fire accidents during tourism activities, tourists are requested not to carry flammable and explosive items; do not litter cigarette butts and fire; and comply with relevant safety management regulations of the transportation department, hotels, etc. and various laws and regulations.

3. If a traffic accident occurs while the plane, car or boat is traveling, tourists should strictly follow the arrangements and instructions of the tour guide and do not panic; if someone is injured, they should try their best to rescue or rescue someone. Self-rescue; at the same time, pay attention to protecting the scene to avoid further losses.

4. When traveling by air, tourists should bring their valid ID cards (children should bring the original household registration book, and guests over 16 years old who have not applied for ID cards must bring the original police station certificate) and keep it carefully. , when the tour guide issues you a ticket, you should check whether the name, round trip time, arrival and departure destination, and flight number on your ticket are correct;

Please keep the air ticket and train ticket and cooperate with the tour guide to collect the ticket. . The travel agency is not responsible for the inability to board the flight due to tourists' reasons.

5. When tourists suffer personal or property accidents during their journey, they shall be handled in accordance with the regulations or contracts established by relevant agencies (such as the Ministry of Transport, hotels, insurance companies, scenic area management units) or the public security department. Investigate. Our travel agency tries its best to provide assistance.

6. Tourists should abide by national laws and regulations and respect local ethnic customs and customs in the areas they travel through.

Precautions for outbound travel

The kidnapping of Hong Kong tourists in the Philippines on August 23 shocked the international community, which also aroused Chinese people's attention to outbound travel safety issues. People in the tourism industry have given some pertinent suggestions on what safety plans should be made before traveling abroad to avoid travel risks as much as possible.

Document security

Passports, ID cards, credit cards, etc. are documents for traveling abroad, especially when undergoing entry and exit inspections, so they must be carried with you and kept properly. . Remember not to put your passport and wallet in your backpack or suitcase to reduce the risk of loss. Before leaving the country, it is best to make a copy of each of the above-mentioned documents, put them somewhere else along with a few passport photos, and write down the passport number for emergency use.

Tips:

1. If your ID is lost or stolen, report it to the tour guide or the police immediately. You can use a spare copy to quickly prove your identity.

2. Ask the police to issue a written certificate of loss. If necessary, apply for an exit visa from the host country and submit a replacement application to the Chinese consulate in the host country.

Property security

First of all, the most basic attitude is to keep a low profile, know how to be polite, and don't talk or quarrel with others. Whether you are visiting classic local attractions or in crowded places, such as subways, stations, squares, etc., you must be vigilant and protect your valuables.

Secondly, there are more cases of theft and robbery in foreign countries such as Italy and France, so don’t think that foreign countries have very good public security. As the saying goes, "Keep your money hidden", remember not to carry a large amount of cash with you, and try to choose credit cards or other bank cards that can be used for global payments.

Tips:

1. Valuables can be stored in the safe at the hotel reception desk and in the room. Keep the credentials and keys, and remember the password of the safe. Once money or items are found lost, If it is stolen or stolen, please report it to the tour guide immediately and ask them to negotiate with the hotel.

2. Don’t go out alone at night, or ask a group friend to accompany you. It is necessary to record the hotel address and phone number. Tell the group leader where you are going and write down the group leader’s phone number. , when encountering unknown situations, contact the team leader as soon as possible. If you don’t know much English, you should pay more attention to keeping in touch with the tour leader.

3. In the event of being stolen or robbed, you must remain calm, avoid personal injury, and do not engage in head-on collisions.

In daily life, you should learn simple phrases such as "help" and "SOS". When you are robbed in a crowded area, you should shout for help to deter the criminals and call the police as soon as possible. In a secluded place or when you are unable to resist, you should give up your belongings and save them. personal.

Hotel Safety

Whether you are traveling in a group or on your own, the first thing you should do after checking into the hotel is carefully read the fire safety instructions, learn how to report a fire, and confirm the nearest escape door or emergency exits so you know how to escape in case of fire. You must close and lock the door at all times when entering and exiting the room, and keep your room key. Before each check-out, you must carefully check whether the luggage you carry is complete, paying special attention to IDs, important documents and stored valuables.

Tips:

1. Do not leave cash or valuables in the room when you go out. If there is a safe in the room, it is best to put it in the safe, or put it in the safe at the front desk.

2. When sleeping at night, keep your handbag or carry-on bag as close to you as possible, and remember to lock the doors and windows before sleeping peacefully.

3. If you share a room with other group members and go out at night, you must first tell your roommate where you are going, when you will return to the hotel, and leave your contact number.

Personal Safety

Wear a life jacket when taking boats, speedboats and other water vehicles. In the event of a traffic accident, do not panic, take self-rescue and mutual rescue measures, protect the accident scene, and report to the team leader and the police quickly.

Tips:

1. Tourists should purchase travel accident insurance before going abroad, and confirm the coverage of the trip. If you have any questions, you can contact the insurance company or insurance agent. Query.

2. When personal safety is threatened or injured or other accidents occur, you should immediately report the case to the local police and obtain a written certificate from the police to provide protection. At the same time, notify travel agencies, rescue agencies, insurance companies, Chinese embassies and consulates in the host country, etc., and keep all original documents, including transportation, accident certificates, diagnosis certificates, medical expense receipts, forensic identification certificates, etc., and hand them over to the insurance company in the future. Claim. We must respect the customs and habits of the host country, especially countries with special religious customs, and avoid disputes caused by inappropriate words and deeds.

3. When encountering natural disasters such as earthquakes, political turmoil, war, sudden terrorist incidents, or accidental injuries, you must deal with it calmly, follow the instructions of the police on site, evacuate the dangerous area as soon as possible, and report in a timely manner The Chinese embassy or consulate in the host country may contact domestic departments to seek rescue and protection.

Emergency events

When encountering unexpected events such as earthquakes and landslides, it is very important to master the correct knowledge of danger avoidance and self-rescue. Adequate preparation before traveling can help you avoid danger and know how to take precautions before they happen and avoid danger in time. Stay calm in the face of sudden disasters. Sometimes a wooden board can avoid flash floods, and a scientific move can avoid lightning strikes.

If you are traveling to a tourist destination prone to typhoons, you should check the local conditions before departure. Before and after a typhoon, you should pay close attention to relevant weather information, pay attention to the environment, traffic safety, and food hygiene and safety after the typhoon. If you encounter a typhoon during your trip, stay away from tall buildings and try not to go out. If you encounter an emergency such as trauma, fracture, electric shock, etc., you must first call the emergency phone or contact the tour leader.

If you are not accustomed to the climate in a different place, the gastrointestinal medicine, cold medicine, etc. prepared before traveling can come in handy. Because mild diarrhea will affect your enjoyment and even disrupt the entire itinerary. And in some Southeast Asian countries, such as India and Indonesia, you should pay special attention to the hygiene of drinking water and food.

Travel safety instructions and precautions

In order to enhance tourists’ safety awareness, popularize basic knowledge of travel safety, and enable tourists to complete their plans for participating in activities satisfactorily, happily and smoothly, please read this guide carefully. Know the instructions and strictly implement them to prevent accidents.

1. Safety matters for traveling by car (aircraft or boat)

1. Tourists can get on or off the aircraft, car or boat only after the aircraft, car or boat has stopped. Pass and line up to board and disembark planes, cars, and ships in accordance with airport, station, and port safety management regulations or signs; be civilized and polite, and take care of the elderly, children, and women first; avoid crowding to avoid accidents. Please do not bring prohibited items.

2. During the temporary docking of aircraft, vehicles and ships, follow the arrangements of the service personnel and do not stay away.

3. Tourists should not talk to the driver or urge the driver to drive fast, speed or overtake in violation of regulations; do not stick your head, hands, feet or luggage out of the window to prevent accidents. .

4. When tourists get off the bus to browse, dine or shop, please close the windows of the tourist car and take away the valuables you carry with you; otherwise the travel agency will not be responsible for any loss or theft.

5. When taking a plane, tourists should pay attention to comply with civil aviation safety management regulations, especially do not use mobile phones and other radio communication tools or electronic games on the plane.

II. Accommodation safety matters

1. After checking into the hotel, tourists should understand the hotel safety instructions and be familiar with the hotel's emergency exits, safe exits, and safe stairways and safe transfer routes.

2. Pay attention to check whether the supplies provided by the hotel (bathroom anti-slip mats, etc.) are complete and whether they are damaged. If there is any incompleteness or damage, please report it to the hotel attendant or tour guide immediately.

If it cannot be equipped due to local conditions, tourists are asked to be careful to prevent accidents.

3. Valuable items should be stored in the safe at the hotel reception desk or kept properly by yourself. Do not leave them in the room when going out. If lost, you will be responsible for the consequences.

4. Do not tell strangers the hotel and room number where you are staying; do not let strangers or maintenance personnel who claim to be the hotel to enter the room at will; lock the door when entering and exiting the room, and pay attention to the doors and windows before going to bed. Whether it is closed properly and whether the safety lock is locked; it is best to put the items next to you, not near the window.

5. When tourists need to go out after checking into the hotel, they should inform the tour guide; get a hotel room card at the hotel reception desk. The card has the hotel address and phone number or copy the hotel address or phone number; if you When you get lost, you can ask for the address or take a taxi to return to your home safely and smoothly.

6. Don’t panic in case of emergency. When a fire occurs, do not take the elevator or jump off the building at will; judge the fire situation calmly and proactively carry out self-rescue. If your body is on fire, you can roll on the spot or use heavy clothing to suppress the flames; when you must pass through corridors or passages with thick smoke, wrap yourself in warm clothing, cover your mouth and nose, and crawl away close to the ground or along the wall; When the fire seals the door and makes it impossible to escape, you can wrap yourself in warm clothes and quilts to block the cracks in the door, splash water to cool down and wait for rescue, or shake brightly colored clothes to call for rescuers.

3. Food Hygiene and Safety Matters

1. When buying food in tourist destinations, you need to pay attention to the quality of the products. If you find that the food is unhygienic or smells bad, do not eat it.

2. Do not accept or eat cigarettes, food and drinks given by strangers to prevent others from plotting and stealing.

3. Eat reasonably during travel and avoid overeating, overeating or gluttony.

4. In order to prevent acclimatization during the trip, tourists should bring some commonly used medicines in case of emergency. Do not take medicines provided by others at will.

5. The travel agency does not promote or arrange drinking, and is not responsible for accidents caused by tourists due to drinking. Tourists who like to drink should strictly control their alcohol consumption during the trip. It is best to drink no more than one-third of their usual amount. If drunkenness causes trouble, disrupts social order, infringes on the rights of others, and causes damage to oneself, all responsibility lies with the perpetrator. bear.

IV. Safety matters for sightseeing and sightseeing

1. Listen to the safety tips and advice from local tour guides, mainly to prevent accidents and sudden diseases.

2. Don’t be crowded when passing through dangerous areas (such as steep, narrow roads, wet and slippery roads, etc.); when traveling to dangerous places, you should fully consider whether your own conditions are feasible, and do not force or take chances. psychology.

3. When climbing or participating in activities, tourists should take into account their own physical conditions, pay attention to proper rest, avoid excessive strenuous exercise and activities that their bodies cannot adapt to, and take protective measures at the same time.

4. When browsing or doing activities on the water (including rivers, lakes, seas, and reservoirs), pay attention to boating safety and wear a life jacket; do not go alone to deep-water waters or dangerous rivers.

5. When taking a cable car or other earth-mounted sightseeing vehicle, you should obey the arrangements of the scenic area staff; when encountering overloading, overcrowding or other abnormalities, do not ride to prevent danger.

6. Visitors should stay in groups of twos and threes during browsing and should not go alone. If you lose your way, in principle, you should wait for the arrival of the tour guide or call for help or help. Don't be anxious. Tourists should not go too far during free activities. Tourists with minors should conscientiously fulfill their guardianship responsibilities, take good care of their children, do not allow minors to move alone, and pay attention to safety.

7. During the free time during the travel itinerary, tourists should choose activities that they can control the risks and act within the scope of the risks they can control. Except for special groups, the travel agency does not arrange high-risk activities such as racing, horse racing, rock climbing, gliding, adventure rafting, skiing, going into the sea, diving, skateboarding, skydiving, hot air ballooning, bungee jumping, surfing, skydiving, etc. Tourists are also kindly requested to Try not to participate in these activities during the free activities. If tourists insist on participating, please bear the risk at your own risk.

5. Shopping and Entertainment Safety Matters

1. Don’t trust product recommendations from mobile salespeople. When you have no intention of purchasing, do not ask the merchant for a price or make a counter-offer.

2. Be careful to identify the authenticity of the goods and do not rush to pay for shopping. You should ask the merchant for an official invoice when shopping.

3. Do not follow salespeople to remote places to shop or pick up items. When shopping or entertaining in busy and crowded places, be careful to keep your wallets, bags, valuables and documents safe; do not act alone or go to entertainment venues with chaotic management. Tourists should mainly prevent fraud, theft and robbery accidents when shopping and entertaining.

4. When entertaining in scenic spots, you should participate in appropriate projects according to your own conditions; do not act alone when going out for entertainment during free activities, do not go to poorly managed entertainment venues, and do not participate in entertainment that is suspected of being illegal. Activity.

6. Other safety precautions

1. Pay attention to the tour guide’s arrangements, remember the time and place of concentration; recognize the car model, license plate number and color of the car you are riding; do not If you are late, you will be responsible for the consequences of being late.

2. In order to prevent fire accidents during tourism activities, please do not carry flammable or explosive items; do not litter cigarette butts and fires; abide by the relevant safety management regulations of various transportation departments, hotels, etc. and various laws and regulations.

3. When traveling by plane, tourists should bring their valid ID cards (children should bring the original household registration book, and those over 16 years old who have not applied for ID cards must bring the original household registration certificate with a photo from the police station), and pay attention Save it. When the tour guide issues you a ticket, you should first check whether the name, round-trip time, arrival and departure destination, and flight number on your ticket are correct; please keep the air ticket and train ticket and cooperate with the tour guide to collect the ticket. The travel agency will not be held responsible if you are unable to board the flight due to tourists' reasons.

4. When tourists have personal or property accidents during their journey, they shall be handled in accordance with the regulations or contracts established by relevant agencies (such as transportation departments, hotels, insurance companies, scenic area management units) or the public security department. Investigate. Our travel agency strives to provide necessary assistance.

Travel safety is the top priority in tourism activities, and ensuring travel safety is the joint responsibility of this travel agency and all tourists. Dear tourists, for the happiness of you and others, please pay attention to travel safety.

Things to note when traveling abroad

1. Sufficient luggage preparation should be carried out. The necessary documents for traveling: ID card, passport, visa, and essential items must not be lost. It is best to bring a few more Make a copy in case you lose the original. It is recommended that you prepare some medicines for yourself. A simple medicine bag will do. In addition, you should classify and pack the daily necessities for travel one by one so as not to find them when you go abroad. You can make some lists and take inventory.

2. Learn more about the situation in the country you are about to visit, and always pay attention to the "Special Reminders for Going Abroad" and "Precautions for Going Abroad" published on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. Pay special attention to avoid traveling to places where the recent security situation is poor. countries and regions.

. Currency exchange. Generally speaking, multiple exchanges should be avoided when exchanging the currency of the destination country to reduce losses caused by multiple exchanges. Currently, there are 13 overseas currencies that can be exchanged at the Bank of China counters, including US dollars, pounds, euros, Hong Kong dollars, and Japanese yen. Generally, you can go to the Bank of China with your ID card.

4. Carefully check the documents for leaving the country and related documents. Carefully check the validity of certificates and documents such as passports, visas, round-trip air tickets, overseas travel insurance (some countries also require health certificates and vaccination certificates) to avoid obstruction of entry. Elderly friends should carry the name, schedule, etc. of the tour group they are participating in with them to avoid getting lost outside.