How to play in Europe Top ten points to note when traveling in Europe

First of all, safety comes first and pay attention to the safety hazards of European travel. If you are traveling independently in Europe, when you return to the hotel to rest after the tour, in addition to keeping the room key, you can also ask the hotel for a hotel card (with the hotel's name, address and phone number printed on it). When going out for activities in the evening, it is best to go together and not return to the hotel too late; take your hotel card and relevant emergency contact address book with you when you go out, just in case. Please bring your own commonly used medicines such as berberine, cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, and band-aids. You still have to take medicine according to your own situation to be prepared. Medicines in Europe are very expensive. The security passport is our only valid identity certificate abroad. Losing it will be the biggest trouble. If you lose it, you must pay an additional fee to apply for a temporary certificate at our local embassy. If lost, you can apply for a replacement immediately. Please prepare two photos and write down your passport number and place of issue. Property security travel is highly mobile, thieves are everywhere, and robberies occur from time to time. Therefore, cash, cameras, jewelry, watches and other valuables must be carried with you. Places where theft is prone to include: stations, airports, restaurants, hotels and other public places in various countries. Pay special attention to the security of your property and documents. If you encounter a stranger who greets you with ill intentions, avoid them immediately. Things to note before traveling to Europe. When traveling in Europe, be sure to bring some commonly used safety medicines and emergency medical supplies in case of emergency. Medical care in Europe is quite expensive.

Clothes should be prepared according to seasonal changes. The average temperature in Europe ranges from 0-5 degrees Celsius in winter and 20-26 degrees Celsius in summer. It is usually about 8-10 degrees Celsius cooler at night than during the day. The packaging should be light and comfortable (note: European casinos require formal attire, and other occasions have no special requirements for suits and ties). European hotels usually don't. Do not bring disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers. For the sake of environmental protection. Visitors should prepare their own. China's United States Administration of Foreign Exchange stipulates that people going abroad can carry up to 5,000 US dollars worth of currency out of the country. At present, RMB can not be used in Europe, so be sure to bring euros with you when you go sightseeing, and prepare as many small-denomination bills as possible. Note: If you use US dollars to exchange local currency in Europe, the exchange shop will charge a 5-10% handling fee, but the hotel does not charge any fees for exchange, and guests can exchange a large amount of local currency without haste. Most stores and duty-free shops in Europe may accept payment in US dollars, based on the exchange rate of the day. Recommended items: umbrella, camera, film, battery, sunglasses, shower gel, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, skin care products, 4 photos, and a copy of your passport (in case of loss of documents). If you carry a lot of luggage, it must be divided into checked luggage and carry-on luggage. The weight of checked baggage must not exceed 20 kilograms (44 pounds), and the weight of carry-on baggage must not exceed 22 inches * 14 inches * 4 inches. If the weight exceeds the limit, guests will pay a penalty. Keep your travel documents and personal finances safe, and never put valuables in your checked luggage when flying or taking a bus.