The Tipping Dilemma: Why Guests Want to Tip but Don't.
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A recent survey from hotel software firm Canary Technologies found that 79% of hotel guests believe workers should receive tips, but only about 30% of guests typically tip. The gap is due to a lack of cash and confusion over etiquette. To help, an etiquette expert recommends tipping $3 to $5 per day for housekeepers, $1 to $2 per bag for luggage attendants, $2 to $5 for valet parkers, and $5 to $20 for front desk or concierge services.
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