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The summer season is still in full flow around the world and Gulf residents are more than eager to build up their air miles to escape the heat and head off for the long Eid weekend.
One of the biggest conundrums when travelling is deciphering the tipping culture in the country you are visiting.
Whether it’s a taxi in Dubai, a hotel in Bahrain or a restaurant in Qatar, the “Travelex Savvy Traveller Guide” aims to answer the vital question of whether to tip or not to tip, in a bid to avoid any cultural misunderstandings.
Data compiled by www.travelex-corporate.com
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Monday, 26 January 2015 3:25 PM - DougI was an avid traveller on Emirates, very good service a few not so good times but hey it can happen with any airliner. Now since the last 2 years, i've... more
Tuesday, 27 January 2015 7:30 PM - Arjun
The barrier size is frankly unbelievable!!!!!!
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Tuesday, 6 January 2015 12:29 PM - SAM
I think the "Locals" need to step up and stop depending on their governments for handouts and welfare jobs.
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