What do I need to prepare for traveling to France?

Visas and passports need to be prepared early. For France, it should be a Schengen visa now. Just prepare the materials he needs. It shouldn’t be too difficult. The next step is to prepare money and luggage. . April to October is the best tourist season in France, and all of France is suitable for travel; you can ski from the end of November to April of the following year, especially January and February, which are the peak skiing seasons (you can go to Chamonix or the Alps ski).

The peak travel season for French people is the annual school holidays, which vary by region. Generally speaking, it is winter break in February, spring break in April, summer vacation in July-August, Halloween in October and Christmas in December. During these times, transportation and accommodation prices will be relatively high in various places, so it is best to book in advance. If you are going to Paris or Marseille, be careful of thieves and don’t leave your belongings out of sight, even in the blink of an eye!

Be wary of people pretending to be police officers who come to steal things under the pretext of inspection. When walking, it is best to carry your bag cross-body to avoid being robbed from behind by gangsters on motorcycles. Don't take a taxi alone at night, as you may be robbed by the driver. Because it is difficult for tourists to spot fake taxis. You can take the night bus. Be careful when taking the subway at night. Do not place your bag, briefcase, camera, etc. on the ground when taking photos. The proportion of Chinese tourists being stolen and robbed in France is alarming.

So it is best not to take out your mobile phone wallet on the street, especially an iPhone, and you should always pay attention when carrying a backpack. When someone suddenly lowers his head to pick up a cigarette in front of you or pulls your leg, hug the bag tightly first. Due to environmental awareness, European hotels often do not have disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers, and tourists should bring their own. Since medicines purchased in European pharmacies require a doctor's prescription and medical expenses are expensive, you should bring commonly used medicines with you in case of emergency.