Euro Tipping

Never stress about tipping abroad again. Know exactly how much to tip in restaurants, taxis, hotels and more across 34 countries, plus an AI calculator for any bill.

Traveling abroad and unsure how much to tip? EuroTipping gives you clear, practical tipping guidance for 34 countries across Europe and popular destinations worldwide.

For every country, see what is customary for each situation: restaurants, cafes and bars, taxis and rideshare, hotels, hairdressers and spa, tour guides, and food delivery. No more awkward moments or guesswork at the table.

WHAT YOU GET

Country guides Browse 23 European countries plus 11 bonus destinations beyond Europe. Each guide shows the local currency, the customary tipping range at a glance, and a short summary of the local tipping culture.

Category by category Tap any service type to see clear guidance and a short cultural note. Learn where service is already included, where tipping is expected, and where it is best avoided.

AI Tip Calculator Enter your bill amount, choose the country and service type, and get a suggested tip, the total to pay, and a short piece of cultural advice tailored to the situation.

Favorites Save the countries you visit most for instant access.

Share Send a quick tipping summary for any country to friends and travel companions.

COUNTRIES INCLUDED

Europe: France, Italy, Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Greece, Portugal, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Ireland, Turkey, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Czechia, Hungary, Montenegro, Croatia, Iceland, Finland.

Bonus destinations: United States, Canada, Mexico, Egypt, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Japan, Thailand, Australia, Singapore, Brazil.

WHY EUROTIPPING

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Please note: tipping customs vary by region and change over time. EuroTipping offers general guidance to help you travel with confidence, not strict rules. When in doubt, observe what locals do.