2018 outbound tourism can't carry anything
4hw.com.cn: for many friends who travel abroad, they are most worried about all kinds of "acclimatization" and food, so they always bring a lot of things. In fact, there are some things that can't be brought for outbound tourism. Let's see what can't be brought for outbound tourism.
drugs
Many countries have strict regulations on the entry of drugs.
In Australia and New Zealand, tourists are forbidden to carry Chinese medicine, and Western medicine is also calculated according to the stay time of tourists. If you really need to carry a lot of Western medicine, you need to take a doctor's prescription.
food
Australian Customs prohibit tourists from bringing any dairy products, egg products, meat products, etc. into the country, except milk products produced in New Zealand. In China, the yolk pie, which is very common, will also be checked because the filling contains yolk, and the moon pie filling cannot contain eggs.
In addition, Australia also prohibits the entry of fruit. Once found, not only will the fruit be confiscated, but a fine of up to $3000 will be imposed based on its weight.
Tobacco, wine and specialty
European countries and Singapore are very strict in the inspection of cigarettes and alcohol brought in by tourists. According to the regulations, each person can only carry 200 cigarettes and 1 liter of liquor.
In South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Zambia and other countries, fur, specimens and ivory of endangered wildlife are strictly prohibited from being carried out of the country.
In Maldives, seashells picked up by tourists at the seaside are not allowed to be taken out of the country, and sea coconuts, the national treasure of Seychelles, are not allowed to be taken out of the country.