What should I pay attention to when playing Australian tourism?

Australia is a very civilized country, although the Australian people are very hospitable, but if you do not pay attention to your words and deeds, you may attract white eyes or reprimands, or even the presence of the police. If you want to know more about the specific pure play of Australian tourism, it is recommended to go to the high-end business tourism department of the head office of the youth travel agency.

Our trip to Australia through the last time I found the high-end business tourism department of the head office of the youth travel agency also experienced, it is also good, visa hotel, air tickets are done, the itinerary is also good, the name of the company, see, absolutely cool!! Visa is so professional!

It's generally okay, the people over there are very nice, and the people of the ethnic minorities don't see it very much, so there should be no taboos yet, and if you really see it, don't get too close.

Just be polite and don't do something uncivilized (that's the general rule that should be done everywhere, just pay attention to it).

In addition, go out and put a few Australian dollars in change, in case someone asks you if you have 5 dollars or 2 dollars or something, give them to them, I heard that this kind of people don't mess with it, they are not very scary, because the behavior is still very civilized, but what, or don't mess with it.

The other thing is not to go wrong on the lanes and sidewalks, otherwise you will be scolded very badly...

Don't spit There may be Chinese tips there.

1. Time difference. There are three time zones within Australia: Eastern, Western and Central. New South Wales, where Sydney is located, is in the Eastern Time Zone, and the non-summer time is 2 hours ahead of Beijing, and the summer time is 3 hours ahead of Beijing.

2. Climate. Australia, located in the southern hemisphere, has a pleasant climate all year round, with no extreme temperature differences, and the seasons are opposite to ours.

3. Currency. The Australian dollar is the Australian dollar, which is decimal. 100 cents equals 1 AUD. Freely redeemable at local hotels, banks and duty-free shops.

4. Accommodation. It is more comfortable to stay in the hotel in Australia and New Zealand. However, personal items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers are generally not available. The hotel socket is a three-way flat socket with a voltage of 240 volts.

5. Transportation. Australia and New Zealand are Commonwealth countries, and traffic control is the same as that of the United Kingdom, which is a left-hand driving system.

6. Food. Australia and New Zealand Customs strictly prohibit meat, eggs, and fruits from entering the customs, and other food and medicines must be declared.

7. Certificates. During your visit to Australia and New Zealand, your passport will be kept by the tour guide, so please be sure to bring your ID card.