I would like to ask those who have been to Macau, what should I pay attention to when traveling to Macau?

Notes on the introduction of Macau tourist attractions. Macau is located in East Asia. Macau has a subtropical climate and also has temperate climate characteristics. The annual average temperature is about 20°C, and the temperature difference throughout the year ranges from 16°C to 25°C. . Spring and summer are humid and rainy, while autumn and winter have lower relative humidity and less rainfall. The typhoon season is from May to October, with July to September being the most frequent. You do not need to apply for a visa to travel to Macau. You only need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macau pass. It generally takes three working days (72 hours) to apply for a visa. In summer, you only need to wear light cotton clothes or T-shirts; in winter, when the weather is cold, you should prepare woolen clothes and jackets; in spring and autumn, when the evenings are cooler, you should wear sweaters or jackets. Passengers entering and exiting Macau usually do not need to go through customs declaration procedures except for routine inspections. Passengers can carry moderate amounts of items for personal use in and out of the country without having to declare them to the customs. Each inbound passenger can carry one liter each of wine and spirits, 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars and 250 grams of tobacco duty-free. In addition, all imported electrical appliances are subject to 5% import tax. Departing passengers do not need to declare taxes if they bring antiques, goldware, jewelry, radios, cameras, etc. The Macau government levies a departure fee of 19 patacas per person on tourists, and the tax is added to the ticket price. In Macau, you can use Hong Kong dollars directly without exchange. However, RMB can only be used directly in some places, and many stores will not accept RMB when taking a bus or shopping. Banks and hotels provide services for exchanging foreign currency and travelers checks, which is very convenient. In addition, credit cards can also be used in some stores in Macau. In Macau, there is no charge for using a landline phone to make local calls, but there is a charge of MOP1 for using a public phone. Emergency: 999. In addition, there are two emergency hotlines serving passengers around the clock. Mainland Chinese tourists can call 110, and overseas tourists can call 112. When staying in Macau, you need to bring your own shower gel, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers.