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While tipping is not mandatory in most of the United States, it is customary in many circumstances for service.
If the tip is not already included, give 10-15% of the tour price. No less than $1-2 for a half-day tour, $3-4 for a full-day tour, and $5-10 for a week-long tour. This is a per-person rate. Tip private tour guides more. If the bus driver is particularly helpful with bags, then tip $1-2 per bag.
Korea is basically a no-tip culture. Cab drivers don’t expect any reward for their services and it’s pretty much the same for staff in local restaurants as well as hotels. Even porters and bellboys don’t expect a tip.
However, tour guides are accustomed to tip culture, and tips are considered part of the income of tour guides. So Korean travel agencies are recommending tips for guides between $ 4 and $ 10 depending on the length of the tour and type of tour (group or private). It is generally recommended to give more tips for a private tour guide.
HaB Korea is recommending tips for tour guide for $ 5 daily.
This additional charge map is based on 11 seats Van, for those bigger vehicle needs to be inquired
This applies only day tour plan, needed extra quotation if you want to stay one or more nights in local countryside of Korea
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