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The problem is that the outrageous tipping policies that you have infect the rest of the world. Good on you for not tipping in places where it’s not expected.
by slau 3y ago
The problem is that the outrageous tipping policies that you have infect the rest of the world.
Good on you for not tipping in places where it’s not expected.
Now could you please go fix every travel blog that has bullshit SEO articles on “should I tip in $country” and always has the same BS content “5% if you’re unhappy, 10-20% if you were satisfied with service, at your discretion for outstanding service”.
- theultdev 3y agoIf I had the power to fix blog content I'd do a lot more than that.
- jraph 3y ago> 5% if you’re unhappy, 10-20% if you were satisfied with service Looks reasonable in the US from what I saw, aren't these the correct numbers? I know it varies from place to places.
- slau 3y agoThat was my point, that’s it BS copy paste content created for Americans, yet it doesn’t apply nearly anywhere.
- jraph 3y agoOk, I guess I found articles that actually gave the correct advice per country when I needed it. That does not seem specific to the topic we are discussing, SEO spam impacts anything.
- baby 3y agoRecently a friend of mine visiting Italy was convinced that you had to tip in Italy, and told me that I didn’t know what I was talking about because I was French v.v