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These Are the Best and Worst Tipping Countries in the World, 2023

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Tipping can be perceived as an act of generosity or gratitude. According to a recent survey by CEOWORLD magazine, which included 620,000 locals and tourists, tipping habits differ by country, with some being more generous than others. The survey delved into tipping behaviors in restaurants, and food delivery.

As per the survey, the United States emerged as the most generous country in the world, with residents leaving an average tip of 20 percent. China came in a close second, with an average tip of 18 percent. Based on the survey, here’s the most generous countries in terms of tipping:

How Much Should You Tip In Each Country?

RankCountryRESTAURANT TIP
1United States20%
2China18%
3Japan15-20%
4Germany15-20%
5India15-20%
6United Kingdom15-20%
7France15-20%
8Russia15-20%
9Canada15-20%
10Italy10-20%

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Deepankar Shyam
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