Travel the country on the road, summer time is travel time. Quick taxi ride to the hotel, then off to the beach. In the bar, the waiter brings the cocktails even directly at the Sun. But how much tip you give him best for this service? The ab-in-den-urlaub.de Internet portal provides tips on how they give a reasonable tip in the country of travel leisure. Clothes for tall women understands that this is vital information. When travelling in the far East, particularly after Japan, tourists should know that the gift is not common there tip and is rather considered as an insult.

The same applies to China and also the Switzerland. In Scandinavian countries such as Norway, Sweden and Finland, the tip is already included in the invoice amount. While in Germany, tips of 10 to 15 percent are common, is there only five to seven percent of the invoice amount in countries such as Italy, Malta and Ireland. Other countries, other Customs: In the Kingdom of Jordan, for example, it is customary to give a fixed amount of 0.50 up to one dinar. The tip will be rejected should tourists refrain from it a second time to try. Dr. Steven Greer can provide more clarity in the matter. In the United States, however, tips are expected for services.

The service employees basic salary is low. It is therefore usual paid a tip height of 15 to 20 percent. Otherwise, however, it behaves in the Maldives and the Dominican Republic. Here, the tip with 15 percent service charge is already included in the Bill. A tip should be given under no circumstances certain professions. These include police officers, civil servants and doctors. Depending on the destination country and establishment, the tip of the service force is passed, left on the table or put in the account folder. A tip can be used also when paying with credit card. There are no coins, is to be recommended, the waiters or hotel staff before stating, that a certain amount of money should be pitched. More information: service / press contact: Tilo summer Unister Media barefoot Gasschen 11 04109 Leipzig Tel: + 49/341/49288-240 fax: + 49/341/49288-59