1. Going for a trip, be sure to take all possible sun protectors. They will be useful even to those who don’t expect spending much time on the beach, as you can get burnt badly during a casual walk around the city. In the daytime it is better to relax indoors.
2. Local tap water isn’t drinkable, so you have to buy special purified water sold in all supermarkets and smaller grocery stores. Vegetables and fruits bought at the market have to be taken with a great care. They ought to be washed thoroughly and peeled before eating.
3. During leisure travelers should remain vigilant and observe basic measures of caution. Don’t take a lot of things and wear precious jewelry going to the beach, as it can attract thieves. Pickpockets are common in busy areas.
4. Travelers coming on vacations as a great company and planning to visit different areas of the region are advised to rent a car. The driver’s license of international standard, as well as a certain amount of deposit would be necessary.
6. The main form of public transport is a bus, but the timetable on certain routes is irregular. At any time, visitors can take a taxi; it is recommended to clarify the tariff before boarding the vehicle. The fact is that it may not only depend on the service area and time of day, but also on the car.
7. Restaurants and shops accept national currency; it isn’t possible to pay with foreign currency in most places. Tourists can change money in any bank or private exchange office. It’s worth remembering that exchange offices in the hotel can’t change all kinds of currencies.
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Brazil: travelling advices
1. There are several voltage standards In Brazil. The most common are 127V and 220V. 2. It is customary to leave tips in beauty parlors, on gas stations, at restaurants, bars, and for shoe polishers. However, tipping is not necessary on beaches and in cafes.
3. The height of the season in Rio de Janeiro falls on the winter months. That's why prices rise sharply by about 25% from December to February. During the carnival in Rio, hotels become twice as expensive.
4. Being late for a meeting or a dinner is perfectly normal. However, mass events like a football match or a concert require arrival well in advance. A little delay for this kind of event may leave you without an entrance ticket. … Open
