Tipping etiquette in different countries [closed]

1. Is it rude to tip in other countries?
2. How is tipping your waiter different throughout the world?
3. What country does not allow tipping?
4. Is it rude to tip in Europe?
5. Why is there no tipping in Japan?
6. In which country is giving a tip often considered rude?
7. Where does tipping exist?
8. Is tipping expected in Canada?
9. Do you tip at restaurants in Europe?
10. Why is tipping rude in Korea?
11. Why is tipping rude in some countries?
12. Should I tip in Germany?

Is it rude to tip in other countries?

Unlike the U.S, where it's standard to tip 15-20 percent for most services, some countries only expect a 5 percent tip, and other countries expect nothing at all. ... Note, tipping in countries where it is not customary, or where service fees and gratuity are included, is often still appreciated.

How is tipping your waiter different throughout the world?

Culturally, tipping is expected throughout the region. Tip amounts vary from country to country, and should be given discreetly. Israel: If a service charge is added, simply round up the bill. ... It's not uncommon to tip 10 to 15 percent on top of this for good service.

What country does not allow tipping?

Finland. Service is always included in bills, so no tipping is required or expected in Finland.

Is it rude to tip in Europe?

When in doubt, tip 10 percent.

If you're not sure how much or how little to tip, go with the 10 percent rule. In most places across Europe, a 10 percent tip is considered fair or even generous and won't offend.

Why is there no tipping in Japan?

The answer: As a rule, no!

Tipping is not customary in Japan. In fact, it can be considered rude and insulting in many situations. Most Japanese restaurants require customers to pay for their meals at the front register, rather than leave money with the waiter or waitress.

In which country is giving a tip often considered rude?

Tipping in Japan without a good reason (or doing it the wrong way) will almost always come across as crass or rude.

Where does tipping exist?

In a nutshell: Similar to the Americas, tipping is customary and expected by servers in Africa and the Middle East. The amount varies by restaurant and economic state of the country.

Is tipping expected in Canada?

Gratuities are seldom included in Canadian restaurants. It is customary to tip approximately 15-20% on the total bill before tax, less for poor service, more for truly exceptional service. Many restaurants may charge an automatic 15-18% gratuity for larger groups.

Do you tip at restaurants in Europe?

Restaurants. In most casual restaurants across Europe, you can leave a few extra euros as a tip for your waiter if you're pleased with their service. A tip of 5% is fair, and a tip of 10% is quite generous. Tips are not usually accepted on credit cards and if they are, it's unlikely that your waiter will see any of it.

Why is tipping rude in Korea?

Tipping in South Korea isn't customary, and is therefore not expected or an obligation. You won't offend someone by not tipping, but there are times when a small token of appreciation is welcome, such as in Western-influenced businesses or when hotel services are exemplary. ...

Why is tipping rude in some countries?

In some countries, like the US and Canada, it's customary and expected that you tip the wait staff in restaurants 15% to 20% of the total bill before taxes . This has become the norm mainly because the wait staff in these countries don't make a liveable wage and rely on tips.

Should I tip in Germany?

There is no hard and fast rule about the acceptable amount to tip in Germany. The general custom is a nominal tip, as indicated by the German word for tip (Trinkgeld, or money for a drink). ... That being said, a 5% or 10% tip at a restaurant is appreciated while a 15% tip is considered very generous.