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Category Archives: Tipping Etiquette
Tipping the Hotel Bellman
If a bellman helps you with your luggage, he or she should be tipped $1 for each bag. Never tip less than a total of $2. For example, if the bellman helps you with only one bag, tip a minimum … Continue reading
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Tipping Musicians
A pianist, or strolling musician, should be tipped $1 for each special request of music. You may also want to tip a musician a minimum of $1 as you leave the restaurant even if they did not play a special … Continue reading
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Tipping Bartenders
Whether you are socializing at the bar or waiting for a table, the bartender should be tipped between 15 and 20 percent of the bar tab. Please don’t forget to tip the bartender if your tab is transfered to your … Continue reading
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Tipping for Valet Parking
It is appropriate to tip a parking attendant $1 for parking your car in smaller cities and $2 in larger cities. Tips are typically pooled by all the attendants at the end of the evening and should be given to … Continue reading
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Tipping Skycaps
If you check your luggage at curbside with an airport skycap, the appropriate tip for the skycap is $1 per bag.
Golf Etiquette – Tipping Golf Caddies
Whether you are playing at a public course or a private club, if you use the services of a golf caddy, you should tip the caddy 15 to 20 percent of the fee for the round of golf. For example: … Continue reading
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