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STOP Tipping in USD in Mexico! | Why 20% in PESOS is the RULE | JackieR’s Money Monday

Tipping is an important part of Mexican culture, reflecting appreciation for good service. In restaurants, a 10-20% tip is standard unless a service charge is included. Bellhops, taxi drivers, and tour guides also expect small tips (10-20 pesos). Unlike some countries, low wages make tips vital for workers’ income. Learning local norms ensures you respect service staff while avoiding misunderstandings. Whether dining out or using services, tipping appropriately shows cultural awareness and gratitude. Research beforehand to navigate expectations smoothly!

Tipping in USD in Mexico? Big mistake! JackieR breaks down why tipping in PESOS is non-negotiable and reveals why 20% is the new standard for restaurants, tours, and services. Avoid wasting money, disrespecting workers, and getting awkward stares!

KEY POINTS:

WHY PESOS ONLY: The hidden costs of USD tips (fees, exchange headaches for staff!)
20% IS THE STANDARD: 10-15% is outdated (blame inflation & wages)
Hotels, Drivers & Tours: How much in pesos? (More than you think!)
Taxis & Street Food: You can tip 20%

KEY TAKEAWAY:

Always tip in pesos, and budget for 20% at sit-down spots. Respect local workers and your wallet!
Tipping in pesos = more money for workers, less hassle for you. And yes, 20% is now the norm at sit-down spots—so budget accordingly!

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