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For the wait staff at sit-down restaurants, the tip should be 15 percent to 20 percent of the pretax bill. Tips are not necessary at fast-food restaurants.

Since we are in the UAE, a lot of people don’t expect a tip and won’t say anything to you if you don’t tip them. You can if you like, but there’s absolutely no expectation to do so. It’s pretty unusual to tip in coffee shops and bars in the UK. How Much Should You Tip in Coffee Shops and Bars in the UK?

It's also important to note that in some high-end restaurants, a gratuity may already be included in the bill, especially for large groups or special events. In these cases, leaving an additional tip is unnecessary unless you received exceptional service.

Many people travelling from countries like the United States and the U.K. may find it difficult to wrap their heads around the no-tipping culture in Portugal. So, here’s a guide to tipping for some of the hospitality and service situations you may find yourself in. Tipping in restaurants and bars Tipping is generally not expected in the UAE but at high-end restaurants and bars in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, you may find that a service charge in the region of ten per cent is automatically applied. You don’t always need to tip taxi drivers although it’s polite to round up to the nearest whole number. I have always had reservations that some employers kept tips which were earnt by their staff. This new law will stop this immediately and will ensure that the tips are given to the individual staff member, or team. As I mentioned above, if you've really gone to town with some very expensive drinks, feel free to drop a bit off, but you should include the food and the drinks when you're working out the tip.

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Much like elsewhere, the service charges included in the overall bill are usually kept by the restaurants, and not distributed among the staff. So be sure to tip the waiters, even if there are service charges. Tipping delivery drivers in Dubai and UAE The wages of brawny local porters who lug your bags and camping equipment along hiking routes such as the Inca Trail, are often included in a guided tour, but their truly invaluable work shouldn’t go untipped – around 15 to 20 nuevo soles per person, per day, is a good amount to give. Hotel tipping etiquette for many European countries is fairly similar – note that tipping housekeeping staff here is generally less common than in the USA. In the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Czech Republic and Hungary, if you feel you want to tip, giving €1 to €2 per bag to porters and around €2 to €5 to housekeeping staff is a good rule. Slightly smaller amounts are required in Balkan and Eastern European countries. Tour guides and drivers in almost all countries in Europe are tipped separately. In Central and Eastern European countries and Italy, tip both about 10 to 20% per day of the tour depending on how much you enjoyed it. In most Western European countries, including France, Germany, Spain and the UK, a tip of around €25 to €40 (or local currency equivalent) a day for the guide, and €10 to €15 for the driver is fair. Russian guides and drivers may expect slightly more – around 3000 rubles for guides and 2,000 for drivers.