For example, in the United States the standard tip is 20%, which is significantly higher than in many other countries. In Canada and Norway, the tip is between 10% and 20%, and in Mexico and Argentina it is around 15%.
World of Statistics writes about this.
Israel has a special place on this list with a recommended tip of 12%. This is slightly above the European average, where in Spain, France, Greece and Italy it is customary to leave 10%. In countries such as Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden, tipping percentages range from 5% to 10%. Interestingly, in some countries, such as Australia, China and Japan, tipping is not accepted at all and is only reserved for exceptional services.
In the Middle East and Russia, tipping also ranges between 10% and 15%, as in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. In other countries such as India and Ukraine, the standard is around 7-10%, which is also within the global average.
These tipping guidelines, provided by TripAdvisor and verified by local sources, help travelers and residents around the world navigate local tipping norms and understand how much to tip at restaurants.
Kursor previously reported on Israel’s position in the ranking of countries where vodka is consumed the most.
