What are the precautions for traveling in Belgium? What should I pay attention to when traveling to Belgium?

Travel notes Belgium has two kinds of place names: French and Dutch. Visitors should know the Dutch and French names of major cities before going, otherwise they will easily get lost. (Note: In Belgium, only the street signs in Brussels are marked in two languages. ) Etiquette When people meet, some greet each other by holding hands, and some kiss their cheeks once, twice or three times. Different places and families have different habits. It is best to do what others do. If someone invites you to his house, it's not necessarily dinner. Look at the time: Belgian dinner is between 19:00-20:00. If you visit someone, you'd better leave before 23: 30. If you want to bring gifts, you can bring chocolates, flowers or China handicrafts. It is best not to bring white chrysanthemums (this is the flower placed on the tomb on10.2, 165438). Red roses represent love: pay attention to the occasion. When someone gives you a gift, you should open it immediately to show that you like it. The voltage is 220v in most places,110v in some places, and the frequency is 50hz. Belgium has no foreign exchange control regulations. Other currencies circulating in the world can be freely exchanged in Belgium, and there is no limit to the number. Belgian customs does not interfere with how much foreign exchange is brought out or brought in. Exchanges usually work normally on weekends. If you want to save money, don't change dollars into euros rashly, but always pay attention to the exchange rate of the day. Reference exchange rate: 1 USD =0.74 Euro. Euro banknotes have denominations of 500 euros, 200 euros, 100 euros, 50 euros, 20 euros, 10 euros and 5 euros. Coins are divided into 2 euros, 1 euro and 50,20, 1 0,5,2,1euro cents. Banks There are many big banks in Belgium. You can check the details of these banks at/free/new/bank.htm. All banks in Belgium only work from 9: 00 to 17: 00 from Monday to Friday, and sometimes they take a break of 1 ~ 2 hours, so they are doomed to have a complete rest in case of holidays. Credit cards Local businesses accept most credit cards, such as Master, American Express, DinersClub and Visa. Traveler's checks are recommended to carry pounds, which can avoid additional exchange costs. There is no need to tip in Belgium, and the general hotel and restaurant fees already include 16% service charge. However, the waiter in the room will expect a tip of 1.25 ~ 2.5 euros, while the driver who helps with the luggage can tip 1 euro (per piece), and the tip will be automatically included in the fare when taking a taxi. Travel notes A. When China citizens enter the country, the Belgian border police have the right to check our citizens' passports and cash needed to stay in Belgium. For example, if our citizens do not meet the relevant regulations, they will be refused entry. B China citizens should take good care of their passports and cash during their stay in Belgium (there have been many incidents of lost or stolen passports), especially to prevent street fake policemen from taking the opportunity to cheat. China citizens have the right to ask the police to show their valid certificates. C. It is best for China citizens to prepare a copy of their passports of 1 in advance, so as to provide necessary evidence when they need to reissue relevant travel documents. D China citizens should report the loss of their passports to a nearby police station or police station as soon as possible, and the police station can issue a report of the loss. The parties concerned must take the report of loss reporting from the police station, a copy of their passports, three passport photos and a business invitation letter from Belgium (if the purpose of coming to Belgium is business activities) to reissue their travel documents at the China Embassy as soon as possible.