Can I bring shampoo when traveling in Europe?

1. There is nothing wrong with liquid articles. You can choose as much as you want, and you don't need to bring as much. If you go out with a group, the hotel you stay in will have shampoo and shower gel, which is much better than that provided by domestic hotels. You just need to buy some cosmetics in Europe for gifts or for your own use.

2. There are tax rebates in big shopping malls and airports. If you sign up for a tour group, you don't have to worry about the tax refund at all. The tour guide will remind you. Besides, there are many duty-free shops in Europe. There is no tax refund for buying things there.

3. The quantity is unlimited, and the weight of luggage depends on which airline you use, some 20KG, some 25KG!

How much cash to bring depends on your mood. Personally, I think it's better to use UnionPay card, because it's too much trouble to buy luxury goods in Europe and bring cash. In addition, you'd better pay attention to UnionPay cards and directly change RMB into euros, but VISA will change US dollars into euros first, and may lose some money because of the exchange rate problem.

The weather is colder than Beijing, and it snowed in Germany last week!

6. It depends on your itinerary. At present, domestic travel agencies generally include tips in tour fares, so they should not pay them separately. But there is a situation that needs attention, that is, self-funded projects. For example, to Venice, gondolas are usually at their own expense. At this time, you still have to tip for a lap, and it's no big deal not to give it (you can tell them that you are from XX country, hehe, you know).

7. Switzerland circulates euros, which can be used without going to any small local place for consumption (Switzerland does not belong to the euro zone, but it can definitely be used. I bought my watch and saber in euros, not Swiss francs. Before you buy something, people will ask you whether to use euros or Swiss francs.