Tipping is a commendable method to express your gratitude for the diverse employee service you will experience while in Tanzania, even if it is not required. Your advice not only helps those in the service sector feel more confident, but it also enables you to give back to the communities on a personal level. Tanzania doesn't have any explicit standards about tipping, like most places, however these suggestions may help you decide what to tip where. You should have several one dollar bills on hand for the smaller tips so that tipping is simple. Tipping is from US $10 to US $15 per person per day for Tanzania safari and tour guides at camps and lodges, and tip half that amount for half-day services. Tanzanian camps and lodges typically feature communal tip jars for their personnel, including the porters, food servers, cleaning staff, and service staff, and the tips are split evenly. You can leave a tip of $3 to $5 per person every day in these settings. Depending on the distance and time involved, tips for city transfer drivers in Arusha and Dar es Salaam might range from US $3 to US $5 every transfer, and tips for personnel in city hotels and beach resorts, including housekeeping, could range from US $1 to US $2 per person per day. When using hotel or airport porters, consider leaving them a $1 to $2 tip each time. In restaurants, standard tipping is 10% of the bill.

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