Things to note and strategies for traveling in Türkiye

A. Due to environmental reasons, accommodation is not available in hotels in Egypt and Türkiye. Disposable items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, and electric hot water bottles are not provided. It is recommended to bring your own disposable items such as slippers and toothbrushes. b. The tap water in the hotel is not drinkable directly. Guests can buy mineral water locally. The hotel does not have hot water supply. If you are used to drinking hot water, please bring your own electric appliance to heat hot water. In addition, if you need to use a hair dryer or other electrical appliances, you need to bring them yourself. c. If you make long-distance or local calls in the hotel room, or drink drinks in the refrigerator or bar, you must pay at the hotel front desk cashier before leaving the hotel, because such charges are not included in the group fee; hotel phone charges are expensive, so it is recommended to purchase a phone Magnetic cards use public telephones (magnetic cards can be bought in small stores); d. The power supply in Turkey and Dubai is 220V, and the plug is a two-corner round plug. The AC voltage in Egypt's major cities is 220 volts. But please bring a German standard (two cylindrical plugs) conversion plug; e. The hotel has pay TV channels, and you should ask the tour guide or hotel service staff about the payment method before using it; f. Take care of the hotel facilities and make personal compensation if there is any damage. When taking a shower, the bottom of the shower curtain should be pulled into the bathtub. If you accidentally wet the carpet in the room, you will have to pay for it. Don't smoke in bed, either. Don't hang clothes outside the window or on the balcony. Turks cherish their carpets, please don't spit on them. The hotel's floor-standing ashtray is not suitable for spitting, so please bring your own toilet paper. Please don't. Do not leave the room in your pajamas; do not wear slippers in the hotel lobby or its attached restaurants and bars; it is prohibited to make loud noises in the hotel so as not to affect the rest of other guests. High-end hotels and restaurants are expected to tip 10%, while porters and maids cleaning rooms at airports and restaurants can only tip $1. There is a fee for using toilets on the streets of Egypt. Please have change ready. For group meals arranged by travel agencies, guests do not need to pay extra tips.