In order to enhance tourists' safety awareness, popularize basic knowledge of tourism safety, and enable tourists to complete their plans to participate in activities successfully, happily and smoothly, please read these instructions carefully and strictly implement them to prevent accidents.

1. Safety matters for traveling by car (aircraft or boat)

1. Tourists can get on and off the plane, car or boat only after the plane, car or boat has stopped. Pass and queue up to board and disembark planes, cars, and ships in accordance with airport, station, and port safety management regulations or signs; be civilized and polite, and take care of the elderly, children, and women first: avoid crowding to avoid accidents. Please do not bring prohibited items.

2. During the temporary docking of aircraft, vehicles and ships, follow the arrangements of the service personnel and do not stay away.

3. During the ride, tourists should not talk to the driver or urge the driver to drive fast, speed or overtake in violation of regulations; do not stick your head, hands, feet or luggage out of the window to prevent accidents.

4. When tourists get off the car to browse, dine or shop, please close the windows of the tourist car and take away the valuables you carry with you; otherwise, the travel agency will not be responsible for any loss or theft.

5. When taking a plane, tourists should pay attention to abide by civil aviation safety management regulations, especially do not use mobile phones and other radio communication tools or electronic games on the plane.

Accommodation safety matters

1. After checking into the hotel, tourists should understand the hotel safety instructions and be familiar with the hotel’s emergency exits, safe exits, and safe stairways and safe transfer routes.

2. Pay attention to check whether the supplies provided by the hotel (bathroom anti-slip mats, etc.) are complete and whether they are damaged. If there is any incompleteness or damage, please report it to the hotel attendant or tour guide immediately. If it cannot be equipped due to local conditions, please be careful to prevent accidents.

3. Valuable items should be stored in the safe at the hotel reception desk or kept safely by yourself. Do not leave them in the room when going out. If lost, you will be responsible for the consequences.

4. Do not tell strangers the hotel and room number where you are staying; do not let strangers or maintenance personnel who claim to be the hotel to enter the room at will: lock the door when entering and exiting the room, and pay attention to whether the door and windows are closed and whether the safety lock is secure before going to bed. Lock it: It is best to keep items close to you, not near the window.

5. When tourists need to go out after checking into the hotel, they should inform the tour guide: get a hotel room card at the hotel reception desk. The card has the hotel address and phone number, or copy the hotel address or phone number; if you are lost, you can ask by the address. Or take a taxi and return to your residence safely and smoothly. 6. Don’t panic in case of emergency. When a fire occurs, do not take the elevator or jump off the building at will; judge the fire situation calmly and proactively carry out self-rescue.

Food hygiene and safety matters

1. When buying food in tourist destinations, you need to pay attention to the quality of the product. If you find that the food is unhygienic or smells bad, do not eat it.

2. Do not accept or eat cigarettes, food and drinks given by strangers to prevent others from plotting and stealing.

3. Eat reasonably during travel and avoid overeating, overeating or gluttony.

4. In order to prevent acclimatization during the trip, tourists should bring some commonly used medicines in case of emergency. Do not take medicines provided by others at will.

5. Tourists who like to drink should strictly control their alcohol consumption during the trip. It is best not to drink more than one-third of their usual amount.

Tour and sightseeing safety

1. Listen to the safety tips and advice from local tour guides, mainly to prevent accidents and sudden diseases.

2. Do not be crowded when passing through dangerous areas (such as steep, narrow roads, wet and slippery roads, etc.); when traveling to dangerous places, you should fully consider whether your own conditions are feasible, and do not force or take chances.

3. Tourists should take appropriate measures according to their physical condition when climbing or participating in activities, pay attention to proper rest, avoid excessive strenuous exercise and activities that their bodies cannot adapt to, and take protective measures at the same time.

4. When browsing or doing activities on the water (including rivers, lakes, and reservoirs), pay attention to boating safety and wear a life jacket; do not go alone to deep-water waters or dangerous rivers.

5. When riding a cable car or other land-based sightseeing vehicles, you should obey the arrangements of the scenic area staff; when encountering overloading, overcrowding or other abnormalities, do not ride to prevent danger.

6. Visitors should stay in groups of twos and threes during browsing and should not go alone. If you lose your way, in principle, you should wait for the arrival of the tour guide or call for help or help. Don't be anxious. Tourists should not go too far during free activities. Tourists with minors should conscientiously fulfill their guardianship responsibilities, take good care of their children, do not allow minors to move alone, and pay attention to safety. 7. During the free time during the travel itinerary, tourists should choose activities that they can control the risks and carry out activities within the scope of the risks they can control.

Shopping and Entertainment Safety Matters

1. Don’t trust product recommendations from mobile salespeople. When you have no intention of purchasing, do not ask the merchant for a price or make a counter-offer.

2. Be careful to identify the authenticity of the goods and do not rush to pay for shopping. You should ask the merchant for an official invoice when shopping.

3. Do not follow product salespeople to remote places to shop or pick up items. When shopping or entertaining in busy and crowded places, be careful to keep your wallets, bags, valuables and documents safe; do not act alone or go to entertainment venues with chaotic management. Tourists should mainly prevent fraud, theft and robbery accidents when shopping and entertaining.

4. When entertaining in scenic spots, you should participate in adapted projects according to your own conditions: do not act alone when going out for entertainment activities during free activities, do not go to poorly managed entertainment venues, and do not participate in suspected illegal entertainment activities.