There are several airports where friends travel to Singapore and Malaysia, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. I want her to bring some cosmetics.

I am a full-time team leader, and Estee Lauder in Shanghai is the cheapest among the three countries.

L 'Oré al Thailand, Shiseido Singapore, Malaysia, everything is more expensive.

You can make an appointment in advance to exchange Thai baht at China Bank in China. Now the exchange rate here is generally around 4.6. Thailand's consumption is not high, and valuable things can be provided with UnionPay credit cards in duty-free shops. It is very cheap to buy fruit and eat snacks in Thailand. I suggest you exchange Thai baht here, about 1.500 RMB. Because you are two people, Thailand is a country that likes to accept tips, generally 20 baht (about RMB 5 yuan) at a time.

I am the leader of Xinmatai, and there are many things to pay attention to, and all aspects need to be done.

The first is to apply for a passport with the first pass. Visa: Generally, the hottest time in Thailand is around the Songkran Festival in April. The temperatures in these three countries are relatively similar. Bring shorts, sunglasses, slippers, hat, sunscreen and toiletries. Money can be exchanged in advance or at the airport. It is also useful to learn a few words of English there. There are many Chinese in Singapore, so you can speak Chinese at the airport. Malaysia and Thailand can speak English.

The interesting places in Thailand are Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Pattaya. Take some mosquito killer or something.

Thailand likes to charge about 20 baht (about RMB 5 yuan).

It is strictly forbidden to bring alcohol and tobacco into or out of Singapore, and it is forbidden to talk about it anywhere. The fine is high.

Malaysia is a Muslim country, Islam, there is generally no toilet paper in the bathroom, and there is a water pipe behind the Malay toilet. You know this, hehe, before traveling, you should have a general look at the customs of various countries.

The most important thing is to take good care of foreign things, especially passports, and carry them with you. The law and order in Malaysia is a bit chaotic.

Don't travel abroad alone! ! Don't go too far when shopping at night. You must think twice before you do anything.