Tipping Etiquette in Morocco: A Cultural Custom
Tipping is an integral part of Moroccan culture and is expected in many situations. It serves as a vital source of income for service workers, from waiters and hairdressers to market vendors. When dining at a restaurant, leaving a small tip—typically a few dirhams—is customary to show appreciation for good service. Similarly, tipping is polite when someone offers assistance, such as carrying bags or providing directions. This practice reflects the gratitude and sense of community deeply rooted in Moroccan society.Advertisement
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