Matters needing attention in Singapore tourism

In Singapore, you have to take off your shoes when entering a mosque. In some people's homes, you have to take off your shoes when you enter the house. Singapore has been westernized due to the influence of Britain in the past. However, the locals still retain the traditional habits of many ethnic groups, so the ways of greeting are different. The most common way is to shake hands when people meet, and to bow gently to the orientals.

Singaporeans usually treat guests to lunch or dinner. Be careful not to use your left hand when eating with Indians or Malays in Singapore. When eating at a Singaporean's home, you can bring a bunch of flowers or a box of chocolates as a gift. When talking, avoid talking about politics and religion. You can talk about your travels, the countries you have been to and Singapore's economic achievements.

Because there are many overseas Chinese in Singapore, people have a strong imagination for colors, and they are generally very popular with red, green and blue. They regard purple and black as unlucky, while black, white and yellow are taboo colors. Oppose the use of the form and profile of Tathagata in business. On the sign, it is forbidden to use religious words and symbolic signs. I like double happiness, elephants and bats. Number taboos 4, 7, 8, 13, 37 and 69.

Singaporeans hate men with long hair, and they don't like beards. In some public places, there is often a placard: "Long-haired men are not welcome". Singapore has strict control over hippie men with long hair. Men with long hair, jeans and slippers may be banned from entering the country. Young people, in particular, must wear clean clothes when going abroad, and don't leave their hair shoulder-length.

first, the prices of big shopping malls are fixed, so general shopping malls can bargain. Don't forget to ask for an invoice when shopping in a small shopping mall. If you find any quality problems, you can return them with the ticket.

second, the store's business hours: Monday to Saturday from 1: am to 21: pm, and closed on Sundays.

3. The shops with the red Merlion logo on the window are recommended by the Tourism Promotion Bureau and the Consumers Association, so you can shop with confidence, but the price in Singapore is more expensive.

4. Singapore uses the Singapore dollar (S$). Please go to the place marked with the official exchange mark to exchange the currency. Office hours of the bank: Monday to Friday from 1: to 15: , Saturday from 11: to 16: 3 and Sunday from 9: 3 to 15: .

5. There is no time difference between Singapore and Beijing.

6. Tap water in Singapore can be drunk directly without boiling.

7. In Singapore, we must always pay attention to maintaining environmental hygiene, and spitting and littering will be punished by 1, yuan; Observe the rules in places where smoking is forbidden.

8. In some occasions of Singapore Hotel, such as carrying luggage and cleaning rooms, 1~2 yuan tip should be paid.

9. Singapore has a tropical maritime climate, which is hot and humid all year round, with a small temperature difference between day and night, and more rain in January and February. Wear light and cool clothes and bring rain gear.