Watched what happened when we arrived in Uganda. The agents asked for a tip. Noted the fellow 2 in front of us tipped,not sure how much but he then handed over a $US50 note. Couple in front of us wouldn't tip and asked for $US 100 each for visa. We tipped $US20 and got charged $US50 each for visa. Seemed like a good deal at the time.I’ve been asked for a tip by the guys stamping my passport in both Cambodia and Senegal. Yeah, no!
I’ve been asked for a tip by the guys stamping my passport in both Cambodia and Senegal. Yeah, no!
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Hotels, generally, seem to be cutting back on the level of housekeeping provided to every other or third day. Can't tip them if they not coming into the room.
I'm enjoying your participation . Insight indeed.Interesting how much of an insight we get into our fellow AFFers when they circle the bait of the tipping threads.
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Hotels, generally, seem to be cutting back on the level of housekeeping provided to every other or third day. Can't tip them if they not coming into the room.
How about when in Thailand? Thais don't usually tip until the Yanks tried to make it like their back yard.I tend to follow ‘When in Rome …..’ whether I’m in Rome or not.