driver. Aug 9, 2012, 11:01 PM. Thanks Don Franc,. Your explanation and guide lines were very informative and I will follow them. We had no clue how much to tip and what services we were tipping for as we have never taken an escorted tour before. I will be relaxed knowing that we are in the right
28 Sep 2016 Australians, as a general rule, don't do tipping. It's not part of our culture. We don't know how to do it, and we don't enjoy doing it. It feels like a rip-off. Restaurant bills are bad enough. You think you have a rough idea of how much you're going to have to pay, and then you realise that there's actually an extra
Yet driving a tour bus appears to be a professional position, making it difficult to know whether to tip and how much is appropriate. In fact, tips are nearly always On a partial-day or full-day bus tour, the Independent Traveler recommends tipping 10 to 20 percent of the tour price. Travel Sense suggests that $1 to $2 per
18 Jan 2011 A: On a short bus tour (several hours or less), tip your guide 10 - 20 percent of the cost of the tour. Give it to him or her when you say goodbye. Charter and sightseeing bus drivers are also tipped in certain cases: when drivers double as guides, $1 per person per day.
How much? Do you need to tip at all? Never fear! With this simple guide to tipping, TravelSense will take the guesswork out of tipping etiquette and help you focus on more important things If you're taking a tour and a tip is not automatically included, tip a local guide $1 per person for a half-day tour, $2 for full-day tour.
Like any member of the service industry, tour directors, bus drivers and local guides depend on tips to make a living. Program leaders are advised to collect tip money from each participant at the beginning of the tour to avoid confusion and lack of money at the end of the tour. Explorica provides program leaders with the

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