Those three rules used for the goods you buy can also be used for the goods you get on hire,or for the goods you get as part of a service. There are also rules which deal with the standard of services you get from,say travel agents,shoe repairers,hairdressers and builders. These ...
There will be a service charge for hotel bills. In the case of taxis, hairdressers, doormen and others who provide a service, a tip is usually expected. In restaurants the bill is usually rounded up to the nearest euro, and a 10% service charge will already be included....
At various establishments like hotels, restaurants, Turkish baths, barbers and hairdressers, tipping at a rate of 5%-15% of the total is common. Taxi and "dolmus" drivers on the other hand, do not expect tips or even rounded fares. Visiting a mosque: Five times a day, the "muezzin" ca...
In use combinations of castor, almond, olive and coconut oil used them for both hair face and body in different way and I am in LOVE with oils. Anushka F on August 20, 2015 at 1:30 pm Thanks for the comment Marta. I love oils for hair and beauty too, and I did also suffer fr...
Random acts of kindness are appearing all over social media these days, ranging from hairdressers offering free haircuts to the homeless, to people giving away random cash gifts surprising strangers who can use it, for example. Or people supplying the needy with rent money to get off the stree...
Barbers/Hairdressers – 15%-20% of the bill Bartenders (in a casino where you are receiving free drinks while gambling) – $1-$5 per drink Bartenders (not in a casino) – 15-20% of the bill Buffet (if they bring drinks to your table) – $3-$5 per person Buffet (if they only ...