Introduction of German and Dutch Travel Guides

Dutch customs and taboos:

1. When attending business activities in the Netherlands, you should wear a conservative suit. Public and private units must make a contract before visiting. Dutch businessmen love traveling very much, so they must make an appointment before going to Holland. Although not as fond of shaking hands as French and German businessmen, the Dutch are more formal and conservative. So, remember to put forward your best negotiation terms directly in case business fails. Dutch businessmen like to entertain each other and often have a big breakfast. They have a tea break in the morning 10, a big meal at noon, a tea break at 4 pm, a formal dinner at 7 pm, and a snack before going to bed. So, remember to take your gastrointestinal medicine. If the Dutch invite you to his home, most of them will only buy you a few drinks and then go out to a restaurant for dinner. Remember to bring flowers to his wife. -must be singular, five or seven flowers is the best, don't be too hard on others.

2. Many Dutch intellectuals are very familiar with China's traditional culture (Sinology). Let's talk about the philosophy of China and Ye Meng. Dutch people are used to eating western food, but they are also interested in Chinese food. The Dutch pay special attention to pouring coffee, which can only be poured into two-thirds of the cup. It is full of foul language and is considered uneducated. Way to get along, don. Don't mention Nazis. When going up the stairs, the man is in front. Generally speaking, men and women climb stairs, with women in front and men in the back, but in Holland, the opposite is true. March-May and September-165438+10 are the best time to visit. In June, July and August, Dutch people go on holiday more often.

3. The Dutch are afraid 13 and Friday. In their communication, they don't I don't want to talk about American politics, economy and prices. I am especially jealous of others taking pictures of them.

When Dutch boys plan to woo girls, they always knock at the door first to let them open the door. When the girl's parents came out, he asked the girl that his parents gave him a cigar. The girl's parents asked the young man all kinds of questions to examine his character and ability. When he wants another cigar, you can give him a very clear answer.

When traveling in Holland, it is best to let him learn some daily conversations in Dutch, which is very helpful for traveling and taking a bus. If you are proficient in English, you can also use it, because most Dutch people know some English. The Dutch advocate the etiquette of giving priority to women, so men should provide convenience for women everywhere no matter what the occasion.

2. Dutch travel recommendation

Dutch customs and taboos:

1. When attending business activities in the Netherlands, you should wear a conservative suit. Public and private units must make a contract before visiting. Dutch businessmen love traveling very much, so they must make an appointment before going to Holland. Although not as fond of shaking hands as French and German businessmen, the Dutch are more formal and conservative. So, remember to put forward your best negotiation terms directly in case business fails. Dutch businessmen like to entertain each other and often have a big breakfast. They have a tea break in the morning 10, a big meal at noon, a tea break at 4 pm, a formal dinner at 7 pm, and a snack before going to bed. So, remember to take your gastrointestinal medicine. If the Dutch invite you to his home, most of them will only buy you a few drinks and then go out to a restaurant for dinner. Remember to bring flowers to his wife. -must be singular, five or seven flowers is the best, don't be too hard on others.

2. Many Dutch intellectuals are very familiar with China's traditional culture (Sinology). Let's talk about the philosophy of China and Ye Meng. Dutch people are used to eating western food, but they are also interested in Chinese food. The Dutch pay special attention to pouring coffee, which can only be poured into two-thirds of the cup. It is full of foul language and is considered uneducated. Way to get along, don. Don't mention Nazis. When going up the stairs, the man is in front. Generally speaking, men and women climb stairs, with women in front and men in the back, but in Holland, the opposite is true. March-May and September-165438+10 are the best time to visit. In June, July and August, Dutch people go on holiday more often.

3. The Dutch are afraid 13 and Friday. In their communication, they don't I don't want to talk about American politics, economy and prices. I am especially jealous of others taking pictures.

When Dutch boys plan to woo girls, they always knock at the door first to let them open the door. When the girl's parents came out, he asked the girl that his parents gave him a cigar. The girl's parents asked the young man all kinds of questions to examine his character and ability. When he wants another cigar, you can give him a very clear answer.

When traveling in Holland, it is best to let him learn some daily conversations in Dutch, which is very helpful for traveling and taking a bus. If you are proficient in English, you can also use it, because most Dutch people know some English. The Dutch advocate the etiquette of giving priority to women, so men should provide convenience for women everywhere no matter what the occasion.

3. European Dutch tourism

The Dutch celebrate Christmas.

For the Dutch, Sinterklaas on February 5th, 65438 is Christmas in the Netherlands. From February 5th, 65438 to February 24th, 65438.

Christmas holidays in the Netherlands: February 24th, 65438 to February 25th, 65438.

School holidays: 65438+February 24th to 65438+1 October 5th (including public holidays: 2 days for Christmas and 0/day for New Year),

Santa Claus and Black Pete in Holland

Santa Claus is a Dutch Santa Claus. The cardinal's crown, golden scepter and long white beard are his symbols. Every year, he arrives in Holland by steamboat from Spain. He was accompanied by two assistants, one named Black Pete and the other named White Horse Amerigo. On the gift night of February 5, 65438, a good boy will receive a gift.

St Nicholas's trip to Amsterdam is the most unforgettable celebration in Amsterdam. Men, women and children in the street are immersed in the joy of the festival. This year, more than 640 black Pitts will join the Spanish team of Saint Nicholas. The annual St Nicholas Parade in Amsterdam is the largest St Nicholas Parade in the world, with various ships stretching for more than one kilometer.

4. Netherlands Tourism Introduction Text

When it comes to the Netherlands, many people will think of tulips in the orange legion and the windmill S red light district written by Van Gogh. These are the characteristics of Dutch tourism. After a long stay in the Netherlands, you will feel that the Netherlands is more like a big country, and rural scenery can be seen everywhere. Next, the next small series will give you a brief list of several special attractions in the Netherlands.

The first one is Haoda. Haoda is the most famous producing area of all Dutch cheeses. More than 50% of Dutch cheese comes from Haoda. Besides cheese, there is a special food, honey waffles.

The second is the seawall.

The total length of the dam is 32.5 kilometers, which is connected with the Xudehai Dam in the northern Netherlands. It is 90 meters wide and 10 meters above sea level. At the top of the dam is a highway.

The third is the tulip garden.

This is definitely a fairyland on earth. This is the largest tulip plantation in the world. It only opens in spring. Representing everything in Holland, tulips, windmills and wooden shoes are all concentrated here. In spring, tulips everywhere are endless, just like a fairyland.

The fourth Niu Jiao village.

This is the most beautiful village in the Netherlands and has the title of "Green Venice". Because the villagers here dug a lot of wild horns, they got the name.

The fifth dam.

It is a world cultural heritage. Rotterdam, the largest city in the Netherlands, has many tourist attractions, such as White Bridge, Red Bridge and European Mast, which are all worth visiting. The most famous dam is Che Feng Village.

Sixth Van Gogh Museum.

Shows Van Gogh's paintings in various periods, with a voltage of over 200 volts, including his classic work Sunflower. It is also a good choice to read his words and sad personal letters.

Of course, there are many other tourist attractions in Holland, each for a reason. You might as well go and see more.

5. Dutch tourist routes

Holland, known as the country of European gardens and windmills, has a relatively developed tourism industry. The famous land reclamation project, the beautiful tulip planting area (the Netherlands is called the tulip kingdom and tulip is its national flower), the famous cheese town Haoda (the world's first cheese trading center) and the large windmills full of ancient flavor (the Netherlands is the country with the largest number of windmills) are all good places for sightseeing. In fact, when we have leisure time, we can go to this beautiful country to enjoy the unique scenery. We always hear about the beautiful scenery in Holland. If you have really been there, you will never believe it. Being in such a beautiful place is like heaven, and you will be very satisfied with this trip. No matter the regional culture or the food culture, you will be amazed. So we should all seize the time and go to different countries to enjoy different scenery. Life is irreversible. Why should we have regrets?

keukenhof park

Keckhoff Park blooms from March to May every year. The sea of flowers, like fluttering ribbons, forms an unparalleled landscape with towering windmills. Riding a horse is an excellent way to visit a flower field. Stop and go on the road and walk into the flower field to take pictures at any time.

kindergarten

The dam is located in the southwest of Rotterdam, in the upper reaches of the New Maas River, at the intersection of the Lake River and the Nord River. This is a village in South Holland in the west of the Netherlands. This is an ancient windmill village built in 1740. This is a system consisting of 19 windmills. 1997 was listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The original function is to drain water. This old windmill is the largest system in the Netherlands.

There are no cars and roads in Yangjiao Village, only a river network and 176 small wooden bridges connect all households. There are people on the bridge, and the loudest sound they hear may be birds singing. They can gulp fresh green air, just like walking in a beautiful painting.

Van Gogh Museum

Van Gogh Museum mainly collects the works of Dutch painter Van Gogh and related cultural relics, and collects all Van Gogh's 1/4s works. It has the largest collection of Van Gogh's works in the world. Every Thursday 15:30, the art museum will organize free English lectures for up to 15 people. You must make an appointment at the reception desk that day.

Sangansi windmill village

The nearest windmill village to Amsterdam is Sansans windmill village, where you can learn about windmills in all directions, the internal structure of windmills and the functions of different windmills. In addition, the beautiful scenery of Sansan windmill village, sunshine, green land, blue sky, white clouds and leisurely animals can't be missed.

The canal in Amsterdam

When you come to Amm in canals of amsterdam, you must experience the famous canal tour. Different routes will appreciate different scenic spots, such as Anne's House, the thin bridge near Kerry Royal Theatre, the old port and so on. The canal is not only a tourist attraction, but also can lead you through the history of Eminem and see the canal houses with stairs. The number of stairs represents the level of residents.

Daba square

Dam Square is called the heart of Amsterdam, the birthplace of Amsterdam and the most famous square in the Netherlands. In 270, the first canal in Amsterdam was built here, and the first dam on the river was also built here, hence the name of the square. The white monument in the center of the square is to commemorate the victims of World War II. Opposite the square stands the magnificent Dutch Palace, which was once the political and economic center of the city and even the whole country. After many years, Dam Square is no longer a geographical or administrative center, but it is the most ideal entertainment center in this city.

: 6. Dutch tourism knowledge

1. Fill in the visa application form;

2. Passports valid for not less than 90 days after returning to China must have at least one blank visa page;

3. Copy of passport identity page;

4. If the applicant pays all the expenses: it means that you have enough funds to pay for the expenses of visiting the Netherlands (such as salary slips for the last three months, bank statements for the last three months, traveler's checks, etc.). ); Attach a copy.

5. Applicants for visiting relatives must provide certified proof of kinship;

6. China applicant: the original household registration book; Attach a copy (per page);

7. Some workers need to hold the original work permit and the company's leave certificate (official stationery, indicating address, telephone number, fax number, contact person, seal signature and signer's position), in addition: detailed Chinese mailing address, postal code, telephone number and fax number;

8. Other relationships, showing original materials (photos, letters, envelopes, etc.). ) to prove the relationship;

9. Students need to hold the original student ID card and school leaving certificate (official stationery, indicating address, telephone number, fax number, contact person, stamp and signature, and signatory position);

103,000 euros original and photocopy of overseas insurance;

7. Introduction of tourist attractions in the Netherlands

Windmills in the Netherlands are not only unique in shape, but also have a long history, which can be seen almost everywhere in the Netherlands. I believe that any friend who has traveled to the Netherlands will be deeply impressed by the windmill in the Netherlands. Therefore, the Netherlands is affectionately called the country of windmills, which shows the importance of windmills to the Netherlands.

Although unique Dutch windmills can be seen everywhere in the Netherlands, when it comes to the most famous windmill village in the Netherlands, we must mention the children's embankment. Tongdi is about 15km away from Rotterdam, a famous Dutch city. It is a small village in South Holland and a representative tourist attraction in the Netherlands.

: 8. Dutch tourism introduction copy

1. White windmills stand on the rolling hills. T stopped. The gorgeous sunset glow shines on the rotating blades of the windmill, like a charming face painted with purples and rouge. The graceful trunk is also covered with a long skirt made of golden sunset, and the waist is particularly soft.

2. The windmill is full of wild horses, and eight useless feet swim.

Windmills are idle in the temple.

Many windmills on my head are spinning and blowing flowers, which makes me feel like I am in a foreign country-Holland. Walking into the flowers again, I saw many bees and butterflies dancing and seemed to enjoy the beautiful scenery.