Things to note when traveling to South Africa and the current local weather

The traffic rules in South Africa are to drive on the left and overtake on the right. When driving on national highways, the maximum speed is 120 km/h, on secondary roads the maximum speed is 100 km/h, and on urban streets the maximum speed is 60 km/h, except for sections with special signs. To drive a vehicle in South Africa, you must hold a valid South African driver's license, a Commonwealth driver's license or an international driver's license. Those holding a Chinese driver's license must obtain notarization and certification in accordance with regulations. Drivers and passengers are required to wear seat belts.

Basic precautions for traveling: 1. South Africa has a high crime rate, so try to travel in groups and not alone; 2. The speed is faster on the highway, and driving while fatigued or drunk is strictly prohibited; 3 . When going to the wildlife park, you should strictly abide by the regulations in the park, and be especially careful not to get out of the car or feed the animals without authorization; 4. The sunshine in South Africa is strong, so pay attention to sun protection when going out; 5. Do not swim or fish in waters where swimming or fishing is prohibited to prevent Unexpected.

Safety: In Johannesburg and Durban, follow the tour guide’s instructions and be careful not to walk out at night or go to the city center (town) or slums. In particular, do not carry maps, cameras, or various bags in your hands. Walking on the streets of both cities. In Cape Town, Pretoria, Joburg's shopping malls and various tourist attractions in South Africa are relatively safe.

Tipping: Tipping is required in South Africa. When staying, you need to pay 5r to the waiter who helps you carry your luggage. Tip 10% of the total amount when dining. When the total amount is larger, you can give less. Fast food restaurants such as McDonald's do not require tipping.

Courtesy: South Africa has a high level of civilization. When there is a queue, you must queue up consciously and don't rush to be the first. Smoking is prohibited in public places, and please do not make loud noises in public places.

Local custom: Do not call black people "black

people" directly, but "african

people". The natural environment in South Africa is very well protected. Birds and various small animals are not afraid of people. You must protect animals. You cannot catch or beat animals or pick up bird eggs at will. You must apply for a license to catch lobsters and abalone. Violators may be prosecuted.

Shopping tax refund: Tourists who purchase more than R250 in South Africa can get a 14% value-added tax refund with a formal invoice when departing from the airport. Tax refunds are not available for accommodation, catering and other services.

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Service weather information---Johannesburg ( JOHANNESBURG) weather forecast is released at 10:00 (UTC) on February 9, 2010 Date

Temperature

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Minimum and maximum February 09 Day

Tuesday 1527 cloudy February 10

Wednesday 1327 sunny February 11

Thursday 1429 afternoon thunderstorm February 12

Friday 1527 Thunderstorm February 13

Saturday 1626 Thunderstorm