Singapore Tourism Raiders and Detailed Precautions

Singapore is a small country in Southeast Asia with a highly developed economic system and a world-famous financial center city. Singapore is known as an urban garden, and its service industry and entertainment industry are highly developed. This is a very suitable place for travel and vacation. Here, I will share with you a detailed strategy.

Currency The currency used in Singapore is the Singapore dollar (currency symbol S$). Visitors can not only exchange money at Singapore Changi Airport, but also use this service in most shopping centers and hotels on the island. In addition, you can also use ATM machines that can be seen everywhere in Singapore (even in the most remote areas). Most mainstream credit cards such as Visa, MasterCard and American Express can be used at ATM.

As we all know, the weather in Singapore is hot and humid, and the climate of the whole island changes little throughout the year. The average temperature during the day is 365,438+0℃, and the temperature will drop to about 24℃ at night. The rainy season starts from 1 1 every year, and it rains almost every day. Therefore, visitors are requested to be fully prepared for rain every day during this period.

The international area code of Singapore mobile phone card is +(65). After entering Singapore, if the mobile phone has international roaming service, you don't need to dial +(65), because the mobile phone will automatically connect you with the local area code.

Smoking (Prohibition) Smoking is not allowed in shopping centers, restaurants, entertainment places, cinemas and other places with air conditioning systems. Smoking is also not allowed in public transport, elevators and some public places.

Consumer Shopping Guide Most retailers in Singapore pursue a fair way of doing business, but a few shops and restaurants may make your shopping experience unsatisfactory. In order to ensure that you have a pleasant shopping experience, we suggest:

1. Shop around and choose the most affordable goods.

Since the dealer does not need to execute the recommended retail price of each commodity,

Price), so the prices of goods in different stores may vary greatly. But almost all local large department stores have clearly marked prices.

Check the price tag of the goods. If you have negotiated the price with the retailer, please confirm the amount on the invoice before payment. Please check the product information before shopping, such as product model, function, accessories and warranty terms (including geographical scope). Before buying, try to compare the prices of goods or services in different stores.

2. Please pay attention to the matters after purchase.

In Singapore, after payment is completed, retailers usually implement strict exchange and/or refund policies. Before you pay, you should ask the retailers about their store policies.

You can also ask the retailer to indicate the return and/or refund policy on the invoice.

3. Check the accuracy of the receipt or invoice

No matter what you buy, please remember the receipt or invoice asking for a return or refund. At the same time, you should check whether the price and the description of the goods are accurate, so as to ensure that you will not pay more.

Please check the goods you intend to buy to ensure that they are in good condition and can be used normally. Pay attention to the accessories, peripheral equipment and gifts (if any) promised by the dealer when delivering the car. It is more appropriate for you to pay after both parties have reached an agreement on the price and the goods have been delivered to you.

If the price of goods is calculated by weight, such as seafood, fruit, etc., please check the total price before the transaction and ask the merchant to indicate the weight. This will greatly reduce poor communication or misunderstanding.