What are the precautions for traveling to Europe?

Matters needing attention in the introduction of European tourist attractions 1. Group activities are the safest way to travel, so please don't leave the group and act alone during the trip. Be sure to write down the hotel address, telephone number, tour leader, guide room number, tourist license plate number, etc. In case you get lost. Please pay attention to personal safety and property safety when going out. The overall law and order in Europe is also good, but some countries also have security risks, especially scenic spots, hotel lobbies, department stores, restaurants and other places where tourists gather. I suggest that everyone must be accompanied by a tour guide and pay attention to traveling together. Europeans have a strong sense of environmental protection. In order to avoid air pollution, the law stipulates that drivers are not allowed to turn on the air conditioner when parking. I hope you can understand. Breakfast provided by European hotels usually only includes bread, coffee, tea, juice, etc. When in Rome, do as the Romans do, please understand (Europeans are very disgusted with wasting food, please eat as much as you want at breakfast, and it is recommended to eat it several times); Please come to the restaurant for breakfast on time. European hotels prohibit taking food (including fruit) out of restaurants. Lunch and dinner are usually eaten in China restaurant. 5. When you take part in the sightseeing tour, you must observe the time and strictly observe the principle of "reporting five minutes ago" to avoid being hasty, flustered, rude or forgetful. In western countries, people pay great attention to public health and etiquette. Spitting everywhere, littering cigarette butts, making noise loudly and cutting in line in public places are all regarded as uncivilized behaviors. Maintaining the image of China people is the responsibility of every citizen. Please consciously abide by it. 7. European countries have the habit of tipping, which is one of the international etiquette and a kind of affirmation and gratitude to the service personnel.