1. Vacationers should observe basic cautionary measures. Going for a walk don’t take large amounts of cash with you; don’t leave personal belongings unattended. In crowded places, it is likely to become a victim of pickpockets.
2. Tourists who expect to make calls to other countries and cities are recommended to use services of call centers or to make phone calls from the street; in the last case the rate will be the most profitable. It isn’t recommended to call from the hotel, as in this case the call can cost several times more.
3. To rent a car it’s enough to have an international driver's license and a credit card for deposit. Drivers should be aware that local roads are free from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The fact is that at this time, a significant portion of the local population resides in restaurants and cafes, as it is a lunch time.
4. Those planning to visit local restaurants and cafes have to pay attention to the indigenous population. If there are few visitors in the room, it means that the place isn’t popular for some reasons.
6. It is customary to leave a tip for good service in local restaurants and hotels. You can leave a reward making 5-10% of the total for a waiter and about 1 – 1.5 USD for a maid.
7. Fans of photos have to consider that they mustn’t shoot strategically important objects and people in uniform. If you want to take pictures of local residents, be sure to ask for their permission.
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9. You can pay for purchases with your credit card only in large shopping malls. You still need a sufficient amount of cash, if you head to markets and small shops. Be sure to stock up plenty of small denomination bills, as it will make it easier to pay the seller.
