26 Secrets for Doing All-Inclusives Like a Pro
| April 16, 2015
16. Tip Graciously
You’ve saved money by booking way ahead of time and for the offseason, and because of your efforts, you’re getting the best deal ever. Now that you’re at the resort, make sure you let the staff know how much you appreciate all their efforts, both verbally and, more importantly, financially.
Yes, tip the staff. You can afford it, and it will help keep your mind at ease and will send the message that you are someone to be treated well.
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