Is it appropriate to travel to odense now? What do you need to prepare in the early stage?

Preparing clothes depends on the change of seasons. The average temperature in Denmark is 0 to 5 degrees Celsius in winter and 20 to 26 degrees Celsius in summer.

For environmental reasons, Danish hotels do not provide disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers. Tourists should bring their own.

The power supply in Denmark is all 220 volts, and the sockets are all round holes. When you bring your own charger, water heater and other electrical appliances, you need to bring your own conversion socket.

Because pharmacies in Denmark have to buy medicines according to doctors' prescriptions, and the medical expenses are expensive, they should bring common medicines in case of emergency.

Bring enough batteries, digital cameras and enough memory cards. These things are very expensive in Europe.

RMB is not convertible in Europe. Please prepare the required foreign currency. According to the regulations of China Customs, each person can carry $5,000 or other foreign currencies equivalent to $5,000 each time he leaves the country. Be sure to take some small euro notes with you when you go to Europe, so as to avoid exchange inconvenience and exchange rate loss.

If you want to bring your mobile phone, please go to the local telecommunications bureau to activate the international function before you leave.

Second, go out-safety and health are the most important.

Personal safety: go together when you are free at night, and don't go back to the hotel too late; And report to the tour leader or tour guide in time, and don't go to unsafe places; Take the hotel's business card (with the hotel's name, address and telephone number on it) and the emergency contact address book when you go out, just in case.

Pay attention to traffic safety when walking. Please take the crosswalk when crossing the road. Only when the indicator light is green can you pass. European countries (except Britain) pedestrians and vehicles drive on the right, just like China; Pedestrians are not allowed to stand or walk on the bicycle lane, otherwise, once an accident occurs, the responsibility must be borne by the pedestrians themselves.

When boarding an airplane, bus or boat, please stand firm on escalators and steps to avoid sprains and falls.

Security of documents: Passport is the only valid identification abroad, and losing it will be the biggest trouble. Generally, the passports of group guests are kept by the tour leader, but they must be kept by the guests themselves during the entry-exit office, customs clearance and flight. If you lose your passport, you will no longer be able to travel with the group, and you will have to pay extra to apply for temporary documents at our local consulate and buy your own air ticket to return home. Please pay attention to this.

Property safety: Thieves are everywhere in Denmark. Hotel lobbies and restaurants are frequented by thieves, and airport stations, sightseeing spots and even gas stations are all places where thieves show their talents. Robbery, theft and fraud occur from time to time. The most dangerous cities are mainly Rome, Milan and Paris. So passports, airline tickets, money and valuables must be carried with you. It's best to walk with a satchel on your side to prevent gangsters from robbing from behind on motorcycles. When you leave tourist buses, hotels and restaurants, you need to check whether your belongings are forgotten. Don't hold a briefcase or bag in your hand, and don't put your handbag, briefcase, camera, etc. on the ground when taking pictures. When getting off the bus, personal valuables such as money should be carried with you, not in economy class: when flying, don't put valuables such as money and passport in checked baggage, but also carry them with you or store them in the hotel safe; In restaurants, shopping malls, hotel lobbies, airports and other public places, we should pay special attention to the safety of our belongings and certificates, and members of the group should take care of each other to prevent loss, theft or robbery. If you meet a gypsy or stranger who greets you with malicious intentions, you should immediately avoid or stop drinking loudly.

Third, fly.

According to international practice, teams taking international flights need to check in and check in at the airport 2-2.5 hours in advance. Baggage that exceeds the specified size or is important must be checked, and oversized and overweight baggage must be paid by itself. Economy class passengers can check 20 kilograms of luggage for free, business class passengers can check 30 kilograms of luggage for free, and the hand luggage can't be too much or too big.

Never put valuables, certificates, knives, nail clippers, cameras, video cameras and other items in the checked baggage when flying. Specific items can be restricted by consulting airport staff at the time of consignment.

Please abide by the laws of various countries, and it is strictly forbidden to carry profit-making smuggled goods and illegal goods.

Please note that smoking is allowed only if there is a smoking room or smoking area at the airport.

If the red light on the plane shows no smoking, it means no smoking. Fastening your seat belt means fastening your seat belt. Please be sure to follow it. Don't smoke in the engine room toilet, or you will be fined.

After receiving the checked baggage, be sure to remove the old check-in sign on it, so as to avoid misunderstanding when checking the baggage next time, which will lead to your luggage being shipped to the wrong place.

Fourth, stay in a hotel.

European hotels with the same star rating are generally not as luxurious as those in China, with small lobby and elevators. Some hotels don't even have air conditioning, because the temperature in Denmark was lower decades ago than now, so there is no need for air conditioning. But overall, it is very clean and tidy.

There is no hot water supply in the hotel room, so tap water can be drunk directly. Visitors who are used to drinking hot water can bring their own electric cups. Due to environmental awareness, Danish hotels often don't have disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers. Tourists should bring their own.

When you arrive at the hotel, please wait for the room number and key to be assigned in the counter lobby, and pay attention to get the business card (content: hotel name, address, contact number, etc. ) I learned about staying in a hotel from the tour guide.

Most Danish hotels are equipped with showers. Don't spill bath water. If the carpet is soaked, the hotel will ask the guests for compensation.

Pay attention to closing the door when you go out. Don't leave valuables in your room, or you will lose them at your own risk.

There is a service charge for the hotel to call, so don't call easily. You can use a magnetic card or a pay phone outside the hotel.

There are two kinds of TV programs provided by the hotel: paid and unpaid. Do not move the button with "PAY" or "p" on the TV remote control. Once pressed, it will automatically start charging. The drinks in the refrigerator are not free goods. Be sure to check if you have forgotten anything before leaving the hotel and return the room key to the reception desk. In a hotel, you usually have to pay a tip of $65,438 +0-2 and ask the bellman to help you with your luggage.

Five, by car

Tour bus: Please remember the name, color, driver's name and car number of the bus to avoid being found.

In order to ensure the safety of driving and tourists, Danish drivers have strict working hours and are not allowed to speed, otherwise they will be fined by the police. It is also stipulated that drivers sleep more than 10 hour every day, but work less than 12 hour. The average driver drives for two hours in a row, and the driver must stop to have a rest. If you want the tour bus driver to leave at night, you must get permission and pay a certain tip. Please leave the first row seats in the car for the tour guide and tour leader.

Denmark has a strong sense of environmental protection. In order to avoid air pollution, the law stipulates that drivers should not turn on the air conditioner when parking, otherwise they will be fined.

Do not eat ice cream, food with skin, cigarettes, etc. On the bus. Don't take off your shoes on the bus. Because I have to visit places on foot every day, my feet are easy to sweat and smell. Because the car is a closed space, the smell is easy to hang in the car. Please cooperate.

In order to ensure long-term sightseeing, the tourism management departments in many places in Denmark are not allowed to park or only allow getting on and off, so there will be some roads between the parking place and the tourist area, or you must move quickly when getting on and off. Please cooperate with all parties. When getting on and off the bus, be sure to ask about the assembly time and the parking place of the tour bus.

Sixth, shopping.

Commodities worth buying in Europe: French perfume and clothing, Dutch diamonds and dairy products, German stainless steel products, Italian leather goods, Swiss chocolate, Belgian chocolate and embroidery products are all representative commodities.

Foreigners can get a certain percentage of tax refund when they buy goods over a certain value in Danish shops marked "tax refund" The difference is that some shops refund the tax at that time, and some fill in the tax refund form first. When guests leave Europe, they will be refunded by the airport after being checked and stamped by the airport customs, or by other means. The tax bill for goods returned on the spot should also be inspected and stamped immediately, and the documents should be sent back to the store. When shopping, you can apply for a tax refund with the help of a tour guide.

Seven, other trivial matters

Dining: Breakfast is usually a western-style buffet in the hotel. Breakfast in Denmark is generally simple, with only bread, coffee and milk to choose from. Lunch and dinner are mainly Chinese food. The standard is generally five dishes and one soup.

Courtesy and courtesy: Denmark is a model of modern culture and civilization. Civilized expressions such as "hello", "thank you" and "sorry" emerge one after another. Please pay attention to whether there is anyone behind you after pushing the door. If there is, please hold the door and let the people behind you in. Ms. Fan is preferred; Spitting, smoking and littering are absolutely not allowed. Don't talk loudly in public places. Never cut in line when waiting in line. It is forbidden to enter the church topless. The use of flashlights is prohibited in churches and museums.

Check your passport. You must check your passport when you enter or leave Denmark.

Go to the toilet: There is also a charge for going to the toilet in Denmark. You should bring some coins, equivalent to about 2.5-5 yuan.

Time difference: The time difference between Denmark and China is 6 hours in summer. At noon 12 Danish time, your family is preparing dinner-6 pm. It's seven hours in winter, noon in Denmark 12, and your family is having dinner-7 pm.