Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 07.29.09 | 1:15 PM ET
Sure, we can all agree that tipping is not a city in China—but beyond that the practice does vary considerably from place to place, so what’s a well-meaning but confused traveler to do? Luckily, Conde Nast Traveler has just come out with a remarkably detailed guide to tipping practices in more than 35 countries, broken down by hotel, restaurant, or driver/guide. There’s even a handy PDF version. (Via Jaunted)
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Hal Amen 07.29.09 | 5:31 PM ET
Sweeeeeet.
Amber Hayes 07.30.09 | 12:50 AM ET
I am so thankful for this post as figuring out tipping while traveling abroad can be so frustrating. I have just started up a travel blog and made sure to post about this tonight. Thanks! :)
Cheap Airfare 07.30.09 | 1:03 AM ET
Good tips!!Quite helpful for travelers to beware from cheaters & beggars.
memory foam mattress 07.31.09 | 12:29 AM ET
I agree, this is great. Have been looking for something like this. It will end up saving frequent travelers significant money (plus of course avoid some awkward situations).