What should you pay attention to when traveling in Thailand?

Preparations before traveling to Thailand. Chinese citizens traveling abroad must choose a travel agency licensed by the China National Tourism Administration, and do not rely solely on price as the selection criterion. In order to make up for the group fees, travel companies that offer low group fees often arrange for members to shop in Thailand multiple times or promote their own itineraries. For information about travel agencies, please call: Tourism Authority of Thailand, Tel: 662-6941442;

Tourism Authority of Thailand Hong Kong Office, Tel: 852-28680732; 2. Understand the accommodation, transportation, meals, and self-expenses during the itinerary The price arrangement of the itinerary;

3. Ask the travel agency to send a licensed tour leader to participate in the trip.

4. There are no toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers in hotel rooms in Thailand. Visitors should bring their own personal hygiene products. Before arriving at Bangkok International Airport, all passengers must complete a customs declaration form and declare the amount of foreign currency they are carrying. Violators may be arrested, prosecuted or subject to confiscation. The amount of Thai currency that can be carried out of the country shall not exceed 50,000 baht.

2. Pirated works are not allowed to be brought into China. Legal works, such as computer software, artwork, etc. Each person is limited to purchasing one copy; narcotics, drugs, pornographic books and weapons are prohibited.

3. There is a blue toll-free phone near the luggage carousel at Bangkok Airport in Thailand. In an emergency, you can use the phone to communicate with the outside world.

4. Manuals on exchange controls and controlled items can be obtained from the Cultural Affairs Bureau of Thailand, the Wildlife Conservation Bureau, the Customs Department, the Tourism Authority of Thailand, and the Thai embassy, ??consulate or overseas representative office.

5. When purchasing Buddha statues, antiques and larger works of art (except small souvenirs) that require special packaging in Thailand, you must first obtain an export license from the relevant competent department or store so that you can hand it in when leaving the country. Inspected by customs;

6. Even if your friends, team leaders, and tour guides ask you to carry your luggage, do not entrust you to carry your luggage to avoid breaking the law by carrying drugs, firearms and other contraband. Jewelry Quality Assurance Club The Jewelry Quality Assurance Club is jointly established by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, the Jewelers Association of Thailand, the Consumer Product Protection Commission, the Export Promotion Bureau and the Tourism Police. In order to create and enhance the image of Thailand's jewelry industry, the club attempts to address and overcome past problems in the management of the jewelry industry, namely, the harm caused by tourists buying fake jewelry crystals while traveling in Thailand. Through the recommendation of travel clubs, you can buy valuable jewelry at reasonable prices and get the guarantee of jewelry quality.

The certificate provides a detailed description of the jewelry purchased, and is accompanied by an explanation of the obligations and rights for purchasing jewelry in accordance with international practices. Once tourists have objections to the purchased jewelry, they can apply for return and refund procedures based on the above conditions. This club member company will wear a special logo, the logo design is a gold ring decorated with rubies. Underneath the ring are the abbreviations TGJTA and an image of the Jewelry Quality Assurance Club. This special logo will be widely disseminated to the industry and the public through the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s 15 overseas offices. Currency and Exchange Services in Thailand The unit of currency in Thailand is the Baht. Cash and traveler's checks can be exchanged at foreign currency exchange shops in airports, banks, hotels, and tourist attractions.

1) Please do not slander the royal family: Thai people respect the royal family very much, so tourists should also be careful to show respect for the king, queen and royal family members.

2) Thailand is a Buddhist country. When visiting religious sites, please take off your shoes and hats before entering a temple housing a Buddha statue. Please do not enter when there is a religious gathering inside; as for clothing, clean and appropriate clothing, sleeveless shirts and tops, short skirts or skirts above the knee, hot pants are not appropriate. In addition, women should not touch monks, even slightly. If something needs to be handed over to the monk, it should be given to another man present first, and then he should give it to the monk. Furthermore, every Buddha statue, regardless of size, damaged or not, is considered a sacred gift. 3) Greeting: The way Thai people greet each other is to cross their hands on their chests, and then politely nod and bow.

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For all travel information, please call 1672 to contact the Thai travel agency. If you want to know more about Bangkok, please contact the Bangkok Tourism Office on 0 22257612-4.

6) Comply with all official precautions and pay attention to personal and property safety. It is best not to walk in secluded streets or deserted places. Take good care of all your valuables, jewelry, and air tickets to prevent loss. For tourists who need help with safety, unethical behavior or other matters, please call the tourist police on 1155. Please put the rubbish into the dustbin. The Bangkok City Government strictly enforces the law and strives to keep the city clean and hygienic. If someone spits, throws cigarette butts or takes out rubbish in public areas, these people will be fined.

8) Please don’t have anything to do with drugs. Penalties for drug crimes in Thailand are very severe.

9) Please do not support any abuse of wild animals. Never buy any products or souvenirs made from wild animals, including snakes, monitor lizards and other reptiles, as well as turtle shells and elephant tusks. Please do not patronize local restaurants that serve wild animal food. In Thailand, it is illegal to kill wild animals for food.