On weather related note, snow now falling in Numptonshire
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Look out for "servizio incluso" when you dine out in Italy as this means the bill already includes a service charge of up to 20% (although more normally 15%), so no more is expected. As for taxi fares, plan to pay 10% of the fare to the driver and give a €1-2 tip for room service.Spain
When Spaniards dine out, they typically leave only a few coins if anything at all after a meal, and only if they have them to hand. Waiters are likely to expect no more than a €1-2 donation (more if you are dining in an upmarket establishment), as are taxi drivers and hotel staff.
Any Spaniards on the board confirm this - if so, I've been over tipping for years !
Ditto I always do the 0-15% thaaangFrance
Oh la la, it could well be a faux pas in France to leave a large tip ... Whatever your bill, just €1-2 is enough whether it's for a taxi, meal or room service.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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