Tipping (Morocco)

Tipping while on holiday is common in most parts of the world and Morocco is no exception.

However, it is not always clear who it is appropriate to tip and how much. Furthermore, travellers may not have the right amounts of cash available at the right time.

To avoid any inconvenience Wendy Wu Tours operates a tipping policy where a stated amount is given to your national escort at the beginning of your tour and tips are disbursed to local guides and drivers throughout your tour.

If you are travelling in a smaller group with local guides only, then tipping is paid at each destination. Here’s a quick guide to recommended tipping amounts:

Restaurants: A tip of around 10-15% of the bill is standard, though some restaurants may include a service charge.

Hotels: It is common to tip hotel staff about USD$ 1-5 per service, such as bellhops and
housekeeping.

Taxi Drivers: Similar to Botswana, rounding up the fare or leaving a tip of about 5-10% is
appreciated but not expected.

Guides: For guides and drivers, tipping around USD$10-20 per day is typical, reflecting the
quality of service and the duration of the tour.