Matters needing attention in traveling to Britain

The full name of Britain is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and is unified by a central government and a head of state. So, what should we pay attention to when traveling to such a country?

Precautions for traveling to Britain: dress guide for British tourists;

The temperature in England in spring and autumn is lower than that in most cities in China. A long trench coat with a cardigan is enough, and the trench coat will look very British. It is cool and comfortable in summer, so you can get proper sun protection and prepare a long-sleeved dress to cope with the weather change. In winter, the temperature is the same as that in the south of China, but it is colder. But in Britain, indoor heating and air conditioning are generally available, so you can wear less clothes inside and thick clothes like down jackets outside.

It is more convenient to wear a jacket if you go outdoors in the Highlands and Lake District of Scotland. Passengers who are interested in watching cultural performances or dining in high-end restaurants are advised to prepare a formal suit.

Necessary items for British tourism:

rain gear

In Britain, you should always take rain gear with you when you travel all year round, because it is really a rainy place.

Taboos of British tourism customs;

custom

1, Britain is a gentlemanly country, and it is everywhere? Ladies first? When accustomed to taking public transport, women should get on the bus first. When attending social activities, you should also introduce your female companion to each other first.

2. British people pay attention to the concept of time, while Londoners living in big cities are more punctual. So don't be late for the appointment. It's impolite to arrive too early.

There are many theatres and fine restaurants in London. Pay attention to dressing up when you go in, and don't be too casual.

4. Be polite when talking to people. If you cause the other person's disgust, you may get a cold shoulder.

taboo

1, don't ask personal questions, such as women's age or men's salary.

Lily and chrysanthemum are considered as symbols of death and taboo.

3, Friday and 13 are unlucky numbers.

4, taboo sneezing in public, holding an umbrella in the house, walking under the ladder.

5. Owls, peacocks, elephants and other patterns are not popular with most British people.