Is it safe to travel to Australia?

Australia is still very safe. Here are some precautions for traveling in Australia

1. Safety and personal safety: Pay attention to traffic safety when walking. Please use the crosswalk when crossing the road. The indicator light is green. Only when passing by: Pedestrians and vehicles in Australia and New Zealand drive on the left side, which is opposite to our country; when taking a plane, car, or boarding a ship, please stand firm on the escalators and steps to avoid sprains and falls; in Australia and New Zealand, Although the security of the country is relatively good, for free activities at night, you should go together and do not return to the hotel too late; when you go out for free activities, you must report to the group leader or tour guide, and do not go to unsafe places; when you go out, you must bring your hotel card (with the hotel's name on it) name, address, phone number) and emergency contact address book in case of any eventuality.

2. Property safety: When traveling outdoors, keep personal money and other valuables with you and do not leave them in the tourist car; when flying, do not leave money, other valuables, or passports with you. In checked luggage; when staying at a hotel, you should also take it with you or deposit it in the hotel's free safe, and do not leave it in the room when you go out; pay special attention to the safety of your belongings and documents in restaurants, shopping malls, hotel lobbies, airports and other public places. , group members should look after each other’s luggage and belongings to prevent loss, theft, or robbery.

3. Document security: Passport is our only valid identity certificate abroad. Losing the passport will be the biggest trouble. Generally, the passports of group members and guests are handed over to the tour leader for unified storage, but when entering and exiting the immigration bureau of each country Passports must be kept by the guests themselves during customs, customs and boarding. If you lose your passport, you will no longer be able to travel with the group, and you will have to go to the local Chinese embassy to apply for temporary documents. If time does not allow the whole group to wait, you will need to pay additionally and buy an electronic ticket to return home.

4. Please be sure to carry your itinerary and emergency contact address book sent by the company with you during the entire trip. In case of getting lost, being separated from the group or other emergencies, you can always contact the two countries. Contact the travel agency. If luggage or valuables are damaged, lost, stolen, robbed, or physically injured, please contact the tour leader or tour guide immediately and report the damage, loss or call the police in time to prepare for a claim from the relevant airlines, hotels, and insurance companies.