Essential tips for immigrating to Canada

When you first arrive in Canada, you need to pay attention to many problems, especially tipping, which is rare in China, but very common in Canada. So, how should I tip? How much did you give? Listen to 86. I will give you one. Restaurant: 15%-20%

If you go to a restaurant, tipping is undoubtedly necessary, because in North America, waiters make a living by tipping, and tipping is not appropriate. If you think the service is good, you can give 15% of the bill tax, if it is particularly good, you can give 20%, if you think the service is average, you can give 10% or more. If you are angered by the waiter, it is suggested to contact the restaurant manager directly to complain, which will also facilitate them to provide better service in the future and you will get some compensation.

Remember to tip when you go to the bar ~ the tip amount is also between 15%-20%. Of course, you can also say at this time? Keep the change? ~

If you order takeout, don't forget to tip. This will cost about 5% to 10%~ by the way, let's see if the delivery price includes oil. If not, you may have to make up some gas money.

Hotel: 2-20 Canadian dollars

If you drive to the hotel, someone will help you park. At this time, you should tip him, about 2 yuan.

Bellmen also need tips. For each piece of luggage, you need to tip the bellman who helped you with your luggage 1 USD to USD 2.

You can leave 1$ to $5 as a tip for room cleaning (such as daily cleaning, replenishing shampoo for you, changing pillows, etc.). Of course, if you are particularly dissatisfied, don't leave. Please put the tips for cleaning the room in a special place and mark them as tips!

Can you put it in an envelope and mark it? Thank you ",or wrap it in paper and mark it as a tip for room service. Some hotels already include service charges, so you don't have to pay for this situation! )

If the concierge provides you with more services (such as helping you buy things, delivering meals, etc.). ), you can also tip him. Of course, there are no rules.

Golf: 2-20 Canadian dollars

You may need to tip on the golf course, including your parking, caddy, catering, bellboy and other services you may come into contact with, which may add up to more than $20. Of course, there are some relaxing golf courses that don't require tipping. You can ask before you play.

cruise

Because different cruise companies have different requirements for tips, cruise ships will have clear tips. You can ask the cruise company before boarding.

If you go to the store to buy things, or go to McDonald's or KFC, which want to buy food at the counter, you don't need to tip ~ Of course, there will be a small jar in front of the cashier to give you change, so it's no problem if you don't put it!

Although there is no strict requirement for tipping in most places, generally, please don't tip below 1 USD, and of course, please don't leave a lot of change for the waiter as a tip. A quarter is the smallest. If it's all pennies, it's actually rude.