What should you pay attention to when traveling to Spain?

1. Beware of thieves. In places like Madrid, Barcelona, ??and Seville, the main streets or tourist attractions are 1000% inhabited by thieves, who mainly take advantage of the goods. Don't underestimate these thieves. Their skills are very good. They can usually open a person's backpack, take out the wallet inside the backpack, and close the backpack within 7 seconds. It can be done without the parties being aware of it. In Seville, you are more likely to drink coffee under a parasol, with your bag on the chair next to you, and you will not find it when you turn around. If it is stolen in a downtown area in Spain, it usually takes more than an hour to report the crime to the police station. The police will register, inquire, and file the item carefully, but the chance of recovering the lost item is very slim.

2. Pay attention to sun protection. Spain has abundant sunshine all year round, especially in summer. It is still very hot when you go out. It is best to apply sunscreen, wear sunglasses and a hat. Spaniards do not have the habit of holding parasols.

3. Make sure your ID is locked in the hotel safe. Generally, you should not bring your documents with you when you go out. If your bag is stolen and your documents are thrown away, it will take a lot of time to contact the consulate to apply for a travel permit.

4. Don’t show off your wealth when you go out. Chinese tourists are the richest people in the world. They have Nike shoes, Canon machines, plaid shirts, and donkey bags. Wherever they go, they give people the impression that I have hundreds of thousands of dollars on them. It would be a pity not to grab them. If you don’t charter a car by yourself, have independent access, but also join a group or visit scenic spots, you can easily be targeted.