How to Tip in a Foreign Country

When you're abroad, tipping can be a perplexing experience: In some countries it's expected, in others it's an insult--and the rules are constantly changing.

Instructions

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      Recognize that tipping is, more or less, mainstream. As corporate mentality replaces traditional ideology (that the honor of providing hospitality is reward itself), tipping etiquette has become more mainstream.

    • 2

      In Europe and the South Pacific, tip 10 percent to 15 percent, even if a service charge has already been added. Italy tends to be a bit lower.

    • 3

      In most Asian countries, don't plan on tipping. Japan sometimes includes a service charge, but don't expect to tip. South Korea doesn't charge for service and doesn't expect a tip, either.

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