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Tipping In Romania

Posted by Savvy Travel Secrets | Feb 12, 2014 | Romania |

Tipping In Romania is very common and often expected. Romania offers great views and friendly people and is becoming a spot to see. Romania is very cheap compared to most of Europe but as always you should budget accordingly. Almost everyone tips on every occasion so it will be helpful to know how much! Use our guide below on your travels through Romania! Taxis: You don’t have to tip Taxi drivers, however it is a nice gesture to round up the total fare. Hotels: You should tip the bell boy 2 LEI a bag and the maid 4 LEI a day. Restaurants: You should tip about 10% of the bill for service. If the service was very good then you should tip a bit more. Bars: You should tip 10% of the total bill when at a bar. Other: Tipping is such a big part of Romania that it is one of the only places where you have to tip at the hospital before you are seen! Hopefully this is something you can avoid on your...

Tipping In Peru

Posted by Savvy Travel Secrets | Feb 12, 2014 | Peru |

Tipping in Peru is pretty common, especially with the guides. Peru is home of rich wildlife and the Inca trail. With a guide you can see Machu Pichu and other jaw dropping Inca sites. It really is a must see country for nature and culture enthusiasts. Use our guide below to figure out when to tip and how much you should on your travels in Peru. Taxis: You don’t have to tip taxi drivers, you will negotiate a fare before hand which will include a tip. Hotels: If the bell boy was to handle your baggage then you should give him the equivalent of $1 a bag. The maid can be tipped the same per night if you are staying for more then a few nights. Restaurants: If the service is not already included then 10% is a normal tip for a good experience. Bars: Leaving a few soles for the bar tender is fair. They will appreciate the gesture too! Other: If you are doing a tour then the guide and driver will expect a tip. You should tip the guide the equivalent of $7-$10 and the driver between $5-$7 for full day tours. This is per person as well. Trekking guides will expect double this as they will be with you most of the...

Tipping In Poland

Posted by Savvy Travel Secrets | Feb 12, 2014 | Poland |

Tipping in Poland can be confusing with this rich culture, deep history and friendly people. Whether you are visiting Krakow or Warsaw you should know when to tip on your travels. Sometimes a “Thank You” doesn’t translate the same way as we would expect. Use our guide below to figure out when you should and shouldn’t tip on your travels through Poland! Taxis: Tipping taxi drivers is expected. 10% would be a normal if the driver provided a good service Hotels: Tipping is not required or expected. You will unlikely see any bellboys. If you do encounter one then small change is appreciated. Restaurants: First make sure service isn’t included on your bill. If it isn’t then you should tip 10% of the bill. When paying you should remember that saying “Thank You” translates to keep the change! Bars: Like restaurants saying “Thank You” means keep the change. Something to keep in mind when paying. You don’t have to tip bar tenders but the change does go a long way. Other: Besides what was mentioned above don’t feel the need to tip anywhere else on your travels. Poland is a lot of fun and the polish people are lovely, just keep in mind that “Thank You” does translate to keep the change!...

Tipping In Bolivia

Posted by Savvy Travel Secrets | Feb 11, 2014 | Bolivia |

Tipping in Bolivia is pretty common, whether you are sticking to the mountains or the roads. In fact, Bolivia is a mountain bikers paradise. It is home of The Death Road, where you can go on a 64km tour and see the diversity of Bolivia, plus risk your life! It really is a must see for outdoor adventurers. Use our guide below to figure out when you should tip on your adventure in Bolivia. Taxis: Tipping a taxi driver isn’t expected unless they are hired for a full day. If that’s the case then 10% is a good tip. Hotels: If the bell boy was to handle your baggage then you should give him about Bs5-8 a bag. The maid should get about Bs8 a night. Restaurants: Service is often included but the wage is pretty low. An additional 5-10% is a nice gesture if the service was good. Bars: Like restaurants a service charge will be included in the total. If you enjoyed yourself then 5-10% of the total is a good tip. Other: You should tip your guides about 40-80 Bs a day. With the driver getting about half that...

Tipping In Finland

Posted by Savvy Travel Secrets | Feb 11, 2014 | Finland |

Tipping in Finland isn’t common though it is a nice gesture. Finland is a beautiful country with terrific landscapes and friendly people. Tipping has never been common in Helsinki or the rest of Finland, however people are starting to tip a bit more. Usually a service charge will be included on your bills, however if you really enjoyed your experience then a few extra euros will go a long way. Use our guide below before you travel to Finland! Taxis: Not required but rounding up the fair makes things easier for everyone. Hotels: A service charge will be on your bill. You can tip a few extra euros if the maid or bellboy provided a good service. Restaurants: Service will be included on the bill. If you did receive exceptional service then feel free to round up the bill a few euros. Bars: Not required, but rounding up or leaving the change is appreciated. Other: As mentioned, tipping isn’t very standard in Finland so don’t expect to tip everytime you go out. Instead relax and enjoy the beautiful views Finland has to offer....

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