What should you pay attention to when traveling during National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival?

With the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival coming soon, the Tourism Bureau has issued holiday travel tips to remind tourists of the following points:

1. Have a pleasant trip and don’t forget safety. Pay attention to weather changes at your destination and make preparations such as wind, lightning, and rain protection. Pay attention to traffic safety and check your vehicle in advance to avoid breakdowns along the way. Pay attention to dietary safety, eat fresh food, and stay away from unusual ingredients. Pay attention to the safety of your property, place your belongings separately, and put your backpack in front of you. Pay attention to personal safety and do not blindly participate in high-risk tourism projects. Before traveling, purchase travel accident insurance for yourself and your family.

2. Travel with civilization all the way. When traveling, everyone should be an adherent, supervisor and advocate of civilized tourism. Abide by the laws, regulations, public order and social ethics of the tourist destination. Respect local customs, cultural traditions and religious beliefs. Cherish the natural environment, do not litter, and do not harm vegetation. Protect cultural monuments, do not graffiti on buildings, and do not engrave characters in scenic spots. Pay attention to treating others with courtesy, respecting others and being willing to help others. Promote healthy entertainment and resist feudal superstition.

3. Beware of infringement and defend your rights reasonably. Tourists must establish a sense of rights and reasonably safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. Choose a regular travel agent, and pay attention to check whether the travel agent has business qualifications. Sign a standardized format travel contract uniformly printed by local tourism authorities and carefully check all terms. Remember that you have the right to know and choose when it comes to arrangements for shopping and separately paid activities, and refuse forced consumption or bundled consumption. When making purchases, you must ask for an invoice. No matter you participate in shopping, accommodation, sightseeing, entertainment and other activities, the invoice is the only proof of payment. When infringement is suspected, rely on various appeal channels to defend rights reasonably and legally, and be careful not to unrestrictedly assert your own rights and take excessive rights protection actions.

4.12301 is caring and waiting to talk. 12301 is the national tourism service hotline, which provides tourism services to tourists through all-media interaction and enhances tourists’ travel experience. When you need consultation on travel matters, make a complaint about travel rights protection, or need rescue in a travel emergency, you can call 12301 for help. If it is inconvenient to defend your rights during the trip, you can keep relevant evidence and seek solutions after returning.