Tipping Culture: Not Expected
No tipping at local restaurants. Optional 10% at high-end international venues.
No tipping
Not expected (international hotels may accept)
Not expected
Not expected
No tipping
Small tip (¥50-100) acceptable for exceptional private guides
Understanding tipping customs in China is essential for respectful travel. The general tipping culture here is not expected, which means tipping is not part of the culture, though it's becoming more common in tourist areas.
Standard: 0%
Guidelines: No tipping at local restaurants. Optional 10% at high-end international venues.
Standard: No tipping
Bellhop/Porter: Not expected (international hotels may accept)
Housekeeping: Not expected
Concierge: Not expected
No tipping
Small tip (¥50-100) acceptable for exceptional private guides
Historically, tipping is seen as bribing
Good service is expected without extra payment
Western hotels are gradually accepting tips
Tour guides may expect tips from foreign tour groups
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