TIPPING GUIDE
You know you should tip your restaurant server and your hair stylist, but did you know you should also tip the sushi chef and airport shuttle driver? Bankrate.com has created a helpful guide on when you should tip, who you should tip and how much you should tip.
Dining Out: Restaurant wait staff: 13 percent to 20 percent
Takeout food: no tip is necessary, but if you receive some service, tip 1.00 or $2.00.
Hotels
Hotel porter: $2 to $3 per bag
Room service with gratuity included: $2 if the server sets up the meal in your room
Room service without gratuity included: 20 percent
Housekeeping: $1 to $5 a day
Travel
Airport curbside check-in: $1 to $2 per bag and more for oversized bags
Taxis: 15 percent of the fare
Airport shuttle drivers: $2 to $3
Limousine drivers: 10 percent to 20 percent of the bill
Salon and Spa
Hairstylist: 10 percent to 20 percent
Barber: $2 to $3
Manicure/pedicure/facial: 15 percent
Massage therapist: 10 percent to 20 percent
Dining Out: Restaurant wait staff: 13 percent to 20 percent
Takeout food: no tip is necessary, but if you receive some service, tip 1.00 or $2.00.
Hotels
Hotel porter: $2 to $3 per bag
Room service with gratuity included: $2 if the server sets up the meal in your room
Room service without gratuity included: 20 percent
Housekeeping: $1 to $5 a day
Travel
Airport curbside check-in: $1 to $2 per bag and more for oversized bags
Taxis: 15 percent of the fare
Airport shuttle drivers: $2 to $3
Limousine drivers: 10 percent to 20 percent of the bill
Salon and Spa
Hairstylist: 10 percent to 20 percent
Barber: $2 to $3
Manicure/pedicure/facial: 15 percent
Massage therapist: 10 percent to 20 percent
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