How Much Is The Tip Abroad?

In foreign countries, there will be such a problem at any time and anywhere.

The tip originated in London, England in eighteenth Century.

at that time

Austria

Although the cost of service has already been included, Austria restaurant waiters and drivers hope to get extra shilling tips.

Switzerland

Switzerland stipulates that drivers can ask for an amount of 10% of the fare.

Although small and medium fees are popular, no tip is made publicly.

Italy

Although the Italians were happy to get tips, they kept silent.

In a restaurant, when a waiter delivers a bill to a guest, the guest quietly puts the tip on the small dish on the side bill, and then the napkin or meal paper.

France

In France, the Ministry of finance also counts the tip income in terms of Taxation, stipulates that restaurants and other service industries charge at least 10% tips.

U.S.A

Some people in the United States always rely on tips and get rich.

Mexico

In Mexico, the tip of 100 pesos (more than half a dollar) can raise the daily income of an ordinary worker by at least 1/7.

At the airport, passengers have to pay 100 pesos to porters, and a good restaurant will give 150 pesos.

Private tour guides receive more than 150 to 200 pesos a day in addition to the agreed remuneration.

North Africa and the Middle East

In North Africa and the Middle East almost everything is tipped: shoemaker, Porter, tour guide, customs officer, visa officer, and even the police are no exception.

In Egypt, many people rely on tips to improve their income.

For some elderly people and children who look after cars for others, tipping is their total income.

Thailand

In Thailand, guests can be considered generous if they can tip 10% of their meals in a restaurant.

Japan

In Japan, tipping is not only unnecessary, but also annoying.

Doormen, waiters or taxi drivers do not expect tips.

Singapore

No tipping is allowed in Singapore.

Tipping is considered a bad service.