Financial Planning

Tipping Etiquette Around the World

Written by Mint.com
Published Mar 2, 2011
1 min read
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One of the biggest riddles of global travel isn’t which airline to fly, where to stay or even which restaurants to dine in — plenty of travel guides and websites are eager to offer up advice and pricing options on that. But how do you figure out, once at your destination, where and how much to tip? Just as customs and cultures vary in each country, so do tipping habits and expectations. In this infographic, we give you the basics on tipping etiquette, country by country, as well as a detailed guide on how much you’re expected to tip for various services here in the United States.

For more world infographic fun see: Medical Tourism Map: Where Patients Go to Save