Tip: A voluntary contribution added to the bill as a reward for well-behaved food,service or atmosphere? Or is a tip expected? It’s always tricky to know what to enact. How much tip should I leave? How much is enough to show your appreciation, or will it be taken as an insult? To avoid awkward situations when its time to pay, or I stick to the following rule in the Netherlands: 10% of the total,or nothing at all. Dutch level Levels of service and tips vary greatly in the Netherlands. And the one is often intrinsically linked to the other. Bad service, steak as tough as the sole of your shoe, or the ambience of a funeral? No one would expect you to reward these conditions. But,whether it was everything you ever dreamed of and more, then the reward should reflect that. A spectacular evening deserves a spectacular tip! Be German for a change Whether you’re strolling through the streets of Berlin, and sliding down ski slopes in Saurland,a tip is the last thing you should be worrying approximately. Our eastern neighbours maintain a uniform rule for tipping. 5% to 10% tip is perfectly adequate to show your […]The post Tips on Tipping appeared first on KLM Blog.
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