Why are China people always cheated when they travel to Europe?

Although they came to Europe with a relaxed holiday mentality, some China tourists found that their journey was not as beautiful as expected, and they were "cheated" overseas. Want to spend a perfect holiday in Europe? Remember to avoid the following minefields first.

Minefield 1: Traveling to Europe is always furtive.

When it comes to traveling to Europe, the first reaction of China tourists is to be careful of being stolen. The story of tourists being stolen has been reported by the media many times. However, if you are not careful, you will still let the thief show off. This summer, many tourists from China met here.

In summer, the Champs Elysé es in Paris, France is always crowded with tourists, which also attracts the attention of thieves and robbers. On the evening of August 1 local time, a female tourist from China was swiping her ticket to enter the subway 1 line when a stranger approached her. Later, the female tourist found that her handbag was opened and her wallet containing her passport, three China bank cards and 65,438+000 euros in cash was gone.

Soon the same thing happened again. A tourist from China followed the tour group to visit Catherine Palace and Pushkin Park. Pickpockets stole his wallet from his bag during the trip. At that time, the man was not in a hurry, but continued to visit Peter Miyagi. After a while, his mobile phone tied to the bank account received a short message, and the pickpocket spent 1.8 million rubles (about RMB20,000) on the stolen bank card.

If you are robbed walking in the street, you can blame the thief for being too blatant. It is safer to leave valuables in the hotel. However, the history of China tourists' tears tells us that, unfortunately, anything is possible.

15 at 9: 00 pm local time on July 29th, three China tourists who were traveling in Barcelona came to the first floor of a four-star hotel for dinner. /kloc-returned to the room around 0/0, and found that all valuables were stolen, with a total value of about 500,000 yuan. Strangely, the door of the room was not pried open. In just 45 minutes, all three big suitcases were rummaged through.

China tourists, who are often robbed, have now changed from passive to active, actively collecting all helpful information and recovering stolen items. For example, on the afternoon of July 2 1 local time, two tourists from China took selfies at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Montmartre, but thieves took a camera worth 5,000 euros from the grass. Fortunately, they found the thief in the selfie, and with the help of the police, they caught the thief and got the camera back.

Bian Xiao would like to remind everyone here that if there are policemen or good people around, you can ask them to help catch thieves. If you are alone and the surrounding environment is relatively remote, everyone still gives priority to safety. After all, if you have nothing, you can buy it back. If you have no life, you will have nothing.

Minefield 2: Do not know the law "high-profile" to die.

Recently, a news that China tourists went to the German Reichstag to attend Nazi ceremonies caused public outcry.

On the morning of August 5th, local time, two China men exchanged Nazi salutes in front of the German Reichstag in the center of Berlin and took photos of each other with their mobile phones. The patrolman arrested them for "using the symbol of unconstitutional organization" According to the judge's order, they were released on bail after paying 500 euros. At present, the two have been temporarily released.

Coincidentally, in early July, a tourist from China flew over Notre Dame Cathedral Square, especially over the Paris police station. This unmanned plane is about 40 centimeters long and 30 centimeters wide, and is equipped with a mini camera.

In Paris, drones are forbidden to fly over the sky except for strict permission. The China tourist was later arrested by the police of the Traffic Safety Branch of the Paris Police Department, and was detained at the fourth area Police Department in Paris.

Therefore, when you are in a new environment, I suggest you observe the behavior of tourists around you. If you are not sure whether one of your actions will violate local laws, you can consult the police and avoid going to the detention room of the European police station.

Minefield 3: Travel agencies do not give force to overseas travel and are "dumped"

China tourists who travel with a group are most afraid of violating the travel contract, such as leaving the group. However, this happened twice in Europe in July.