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Humanities and history, geographical environment ah have a comprehensive introduction, before going to the children can have a general understanding of each city, and the app also has overseas navigation, real-time information, after going to the UK is also very useful, I hope mine can help you! Hope!!

1. How to find the right restaurant。There are many kinds of European cuisine, but you have to eat the right restaurant to taste the delicious food, but how do you find the right restaurant?

2. It is important to choose a suitable location and comfortable accommodation.

Travel safely. Matters that need to be paid attention to in various places, if there is a group, the tour guide may tell you to be cautious when you go out on your own.

4. Remember to bring the necessary items for travel.

5. Pay attention to the weather conditions and listen to the forecast in advance.

Definition of the purpose of the trip:

General recreational tourism, non-mandatory or discretionary tourism activities. They only see recreational tourists as tourists and deliberately list business travel separately.

Business and conference tourism is often combined with a certain amount of recreational tourism. Attending conferences, official tourism is also considered tourism.

Religious tourism, travel activities for the purpose of religious activities.

Sports tourism, tourism linked to major sporting events.

Mutual aid tourism, an emerging way of tourism, through mutual help, exchange and other mutual assistance of one party to provide accommodation to the other, mutual aid tourism not only saves travel costs, but also because of the intervention of local people, more in-depth experience of the local cultural and natural landscape.

The general travel cost is transportation + accommodation + food, and these three items are the approximate expenses.

Tickets in Europe are indeed very cheap, probably less than 100 pounds in pounds, and 30-50 pounds in the nearest ones.

Accommodation is the most expensive compared to transportation. If you are traveling on a budget, you can find a homestay or sofa guest (not recommended). Normally, if you find a hotel, it will not be less than 60 pounds a night in Western and Nordic countries. The diet depends on the price of where you eat.

The weather in the UK is unpredictable, so it's best to bring a folding umbrella and bring long pants and long sleeves, and remember that all the shorts I brought last year didn't come in handy. Of course, if you are less afraid of the cold, you can also bring it.

I'll type out my list of items from last year and you'll know what to bring.

Slippers, clothes, toiletries, towel soap, mobile phone, camera, electronic dictionary (this one is definitely useful), large capacity memory card or digital companion (believe me, you will feel that the camera memory is not enough, because the UK is so beautiful, so, a memory card of at least 2G is absolutely essential), credit card, cash (basically I think 350 pounds is enough, provided you don't buy an iPhone or luxury goods), necessary personal information, insurance documents (the tour leader will ask for it)

Then, one of the most important ones, the medicine is instant noodles!!

Last year in our regiment, almost all of them had a fever... So, watch it yourself.

Instant noodles must be brought, preferably boxed, the host family will prepare lunch for you, however, it is absolutely not enough... And no matter how much you love Western food, when you get there, you will find that you will want to eat instant noodles incredibly. And the British instant noodles taste weird, so...

There are no customs, at least not in the light of anything very special.

By the way, if it is a host family, you should also prepare small gifts, Chinese knots, tea, etc., which is a matter of politeness.

The host family I live in is very good, but according to my classmates, some of the host families are not very friendly, purely to make money, according to the contract, students should not have to pay for laundry, but some host families actually charge money. In this case, you must report it to the team leader, and you must not pay the money!!

Don't speak Chinese in front of your host family, otherwise it will be rude.

Don't go home too late at night, there are a lot of British gangsters drunk at night, specifically looking for students.

I went to Oxford last year, and I don't know which city in the UK you went to, but I wish you all the best time.

If you're going to Oxford, you can contact me, I have a unique recipe.

You can use your phone. Are you a contract machine? If you can use all kinds of cards in China, you can also use foreign cards.

If you want to say ** card, you can go to some supermarkets or mobile phone stores to get or buy it, and the lyca card I took before didn't need money, and I just charged the phone bill after taking it. Playing domestic lyca and lebara are not expensive. Otherwise, you can buy a skype in advance.

Computers generally use wireless networks now, and network cables are used less. The school and the place where you live definitely have wireless internet coverage.

When it comes to money, I don't know how long you will come, and I don't know your usual spending habits. The rent to be paid is brought, other usual living expenses, different people in different areas are a lot different, London costs a little, and generally spends a lot on food and transportation, and then it is to wear and use, a few hundred pounds a month should be enough. The total amount is enough for the security deposit when you apply for a visa.

In addition, with a credit card, you can use it directly in many places. In addition, there is a high-level skill that the card of the local Union Bank in China can withdraw cash from the global link-marked ATM, and the RMB will be deducted at the current exchange rate.

If you want to bring something, you should bring the basic daily necessities first, at least you can live when you are not familiar with it. In addition, look at the next with or without it. In fact, they must have been sold later, but they are a little less obvious. You can bring a rice cooker if you wish.

You can buy everything you bring with you in the UK, especially clothes, which are very cheap here. Except for the school dormitory, the network cable is wireless. The phone should work.

Host families all have the Internet, and their families need to access the Internet themselves. It's up to you how much money you bring, the average monthly living expenses in London are 1,000 pounds, and the rest are 800 pounds, but you don't need that much for just eating. Mobile phone, you can open international long-distance calls, no, come here to buy a Lebara Pay as You Go** card can be used in it, and you can buy it in general supermarkets and stores.

As a hot spot for study tours in the past two years, before going to the UK, Yingshang Culture also gives you some suggestions for the UK: the UK is divided into two seasons throughout the year: April to September is spring and summer, sunny and warm; From October to March, autumn and winter are wet, cold and dark.

Therefore, students who travel in July should prepare more clothes. The weather in the UK can change frequently, so it's a good idea to keep warm clothes and rain gear on hand and wear multiple layers of clothing so you can change at any time. In terms of diet, it is recommended to eat more fruits and vegetables and less fried foods; Eat some staple foods such as bread, potatoes, rice, noodles, or macaroni; Eat foods that are high in protein, such as soy products, eggs, fish or meat, and fresh dairy products.

It's best to have your teeth filled or cleaned before going abroad, and dentists in the UK are notoriously expensive. If you are allergic to certain medications, please go to the hospital to prescribe an explanation of the allergy to the drug and an English translation, in case of **, you can take the translation to the doctor. Students traveling in the UK can enjoy "medical benefits" with a student visa of more than half a year, and they can be reimbursed for serious illnesses such as hospitalization, but for minor illnesses such as colds and fevers, doctors will not prescribe antibiotics casually.

Students can bring their own common medicines, such as fever reducers, diarrhea medicines, band-aids, thermometers, etc. It is advisable to wear an extra pair of glasses and carry an optometry slip in case you need it.

Depending on your financial situation, if you are more affluent, you can buy everything here (except for your favorite clothes) If you don't want to spend too much money (after all, the exchange rate is not low), try to bring as many odds and ends as possible My advice is:

You don't need to bring too thin clothes, as the UK is cool all year round and it usually snows in the winter (at least last year was very cold).

Similarly, you don't need to bring a lot of sandals (unless you value shoes a lot).

At least one set of pajamas and slippers bar.

Quilts and pillows are still bought here, they are not expensive, and they are so large that they occupy more boxes (not enough to put things).

Bring a small rice cooker that can cook porridge and steam rice.

Bring some common medicines like cold medicine band-aids.

A *** that can record (or your computer can also record), record the teacher's lecture.

If you have electronic dictionaries, cameras and other appliances, don't forget to bring them (along with their chargers, batteries and data cables to connect to your computer).

Bring a couple of spare headphones (of course, it's not expensive to buy on Amazon here).

Bring some sticking hooks to make it easy to hang things in the dorm.

You can take a few needles and threads with you, if you need to sew something once in a while.

Rubber pencil correction liquid transparent glue stapler, you can bring your own or you can buy it here, it is not too expensive.

Cosmetics can be bought here for shampoo, hair care and bathing (not expensive), and it is very heavy to carry yourself.

Just bring a set of toiletries such as towels You can bring a few more toothbrushes, and they are not heavy anyway.

Bring a rag and soap (I know it sounds silly) and need to be wiped down everywhere when you first arrive at the dorm.

Haha, as someone in this industry. Here are some suggestions for you: 1. It is best to find the company in charge of you to give you a brief training on the basic etiquette and basic rules of the UK, as well as the differences from China (such as traffic rules, crossing the street to press the lights, the car is left, etc.); 2. The supermarket in the UK is very convenient, and the price is not as expensive as imagined, so you can make a list and find someone from the company to help you see, try to save physical strength, after all, you have to take it easy to come out and experience life; 3. Necessary medicines (cold, fever and anti-inflammatory, basic medicines need to be brought, because the UK's medical treatment is not as timely and strong as in China); 4. Bring enough pocket money in case you need it.

Put on an umbrella, put on shampoo, the shampoo over there is harder, and we use too much hair to fall back quickly Ha.