Air transportation

1. Flights: Grenada Airlines has more convenient transportation. There are direct flights to New York, Miami, Toronto and London every week, and there are several direct flights every day. It flies to neighboring countries such as Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, etc. The airport is about 10 kilometers away from the city.

2. International airlines: There are international airlines such as American Airlines, Air Canada, British Airways, Caribbean Airlines and LIAT.

3. Key airports: There are three airports in Georgia: Maurice Bishop International Airport, Lauriston Airport and Pearls Airport***, all of which are affiliated to the Georgian Airport Authority. The first two airports are in operation.

4. Most Grenada hotels provide airport pick-up and drop-off services. In addition, you can also take a taxi or bus to and from the airport. Road transportation

1. Highways: The total length of Grenada’s highways is approximately 1,127 kilometers. There is a ring road and several important roads around Hainan Island. The roads in mountainous areas are narrow and difficult. There are no railway lines in the whole area.

2. Transportation: Grenada has right-hand drive and left-hand drive. As the number of motor vehicles continues to grow, urban road congestion during rush hours has become increasingly serious.

3. Car rental and self-driving travel: With your passport and valid Chinese driving license, you can apply for a Grenada driving license from the local transportation department. It costs 30 East Australian dollars and is valid for 3 months. You can get it on the same day. There are many car rental companies in Georgia that provide taxis for self-driving tours. Customs

Grenada’s food system is dominated by European and American systems, but local specialty spices are commonly used in the dishes, such as cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, thyme, as well as ginger and pepper. There is a kind of soup made from the leaves of "Callaloo" (a kind of plant) which can be called the "national soup". The Chinese national dish "Oildown" is a must-have special delicacy for local family dinners and important events.

Grenadians live a simple life, are outgoing, tolerant and generous, and are very polite. In diplomatic relations, it is common to greet an old man, a wife, a woman, or a little sister. Always shake hands. Most people believe in Catholicism. Every Sunday and holiday, everyone flocks to the main church to pray.

Ethnic dances are unique and diverse. The most representative ones are the big dance and the four-way dance. The great encouragement is the Geguo dance, which is impassioned and lively and has a strong African tribal cultural color. The key holidays in Grenada include New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Easter events, May Day, Carnival Night, Children’s Day and Christmas, etc. Diagnosis and treatment situation

Medical conditions: Grenada’s public hospitals provide free medical care to all people, but the efficiency is relatively low, the equipment is old, the medical level of doctors is not very high, and some medical departments lack doctors. Private hospitals have good services, but the costs are very high. Grenada has one surgeon for every 1,275 people, one paramedic for every 410 people, and one hospital bed for every 300 people.

Medical insurance: The Georgian government implements a national insurance plan, providing critical illness insurance, maternity insurance, work-related injury insurance, social pension insurance, disability insurance, widows and widowers commercial insurance, funeral commercial insurance, and disability commercial insurance , regular care insurance and home loan insurance, etc. Analysis of the social security and security situation

The political situation is stable and the social security is good. After Georgia suffered continuous storm disasters in 2004 and 2005, and especially affected by the international financial crisis in recent years, the number of unemployed people increased and the crime rate increased. The main crimes are theft, robbery, etc. Special reminder: To prevent accidents, it is best not to go out alone at night. If you must go out, avoid quiet or dark areas and choose roads where there are more people and lights on.