Matters needing attention in traveling to Xinmatai

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Singapore-Malaysia Travel Guide

1. Chewing gum is prohibited when entering or leaving the country.

It is best not to eat pork.

3. Be polite.

4. Don't point at people, just give a verbal hint, and it's best to use both hands when giving money.

A few Singaporeans can't speak Chinese, while Malaysians know English very well.

6. Don't bring meat and poultry.

7. The prices of big shopping malls are fixed, so general shopping malls can bargain. Don't forget to ask for an invoice when shopping in a small shopping mall. If you find any quality problems, you can return them with the ticket.

8. It's on the left here, opposite to China.

9. No more than 19.

10, take important items with you to avoid being forced or stolen.

1 1. Wear it lightly.

12. Do not smoke, spit or refuse in public places, and be fined ￥ 6,000-12000.

13. Don't brew in the hotel in your pajamas.

14. Don't put your passport, camera, money and other valuables in your luggage.

15 Take your entry and exit card, passport and air ticket.

16, team hotels generally do not provide disposable goods, but should bring their own. Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, slippers, etc. )

17. There is a big kettle on the dining table in Malaysia, which is used for washing hands.

18, the local durian is famous.

19. China RMB unionpay card can be used at both ATM and POS with the "unionpay" logo in Singapore.

20. The front of the local car is different from that of China. You'd better bring your own adapter or borrow it at the front desk of the hotel.

2 1. Liquid articles are not allowed to be carried with you. If the checked baggage exceeds the specified weight, you have to pay expensive freight.

22. It's best to take your hotel business card with you to avoid getting lost and asking for directions.

Fasten your seat belt when taking a local taxi, or you will be fined.

24. Chinese food and buffet are the main dishes in both places. Most dishes are light, so you can bring your own snacks.

25. Tap water in Singapore can be drunk directly without boiling.

26. Business hours of the store: Monday to Saturday morning 10: 00 to 210: 00 pm, closed on Sundays.

27. In some occasions in Singapore hotels, such as carrying luggage and cleaning rooms, you have to pay a tip of 1~2 yuan.

28. Singapore has strict control over hippies with long hair. Men with long hair, jeans and slippers may be banned from entering the country. When you go abroad, you must dress neatly and don't have shoulder-length hair.

29. If you need a knife and fork, please hold a fork in your left hand and a knife in your right. It is not advisable to wave a knife and fork to talk, and the tableware should try not to make a sound. 30. Temples, churches, palaces and high-end entertainment places are recognized as formal occasions. When entering, the clothes must be dignified and tidy, and no topless, slippers, shorts, mini skirts, sleeveless tops or other inappropriate clothes are allowed. 3 1. When addressing others, always use the surname, not the first name. This is an unwritten rule in Singapore. 32. If you don't flush after using the toilet, you will be fined S $75 yuan. As many toilets do not supply toilet paper, please take it with you.

33. Tourists are not required to pay duty on the following items: personal belongings and food (such as chocolate, biscuits, cakes, etc.). , but the value shall not exceed S $50 yuan).