Do waiters in five-star hotels in Singapore tip a lot?

The bellboy in the concierge at the front desk will tip the waiter in the restaurant lobby when he delivers the luggage or helps the guests to do something. When a guest pays the bill, he will tip the waiter in the room service department to deliver the food to the guest's room or deliver the wine to the waiter in the nightclub. If the guest drinks too much and has a good time, he will tip the waiter in the spa sauna. Of course, he will provide better service. Some grass-roots service personnel mentioned above: bellboy tips. The tips from the room service department and the waiters in the restaurant are also considerable. Nightclubs, hot springs, saunas, etc. It will also be given to the room attendant (the room attendant is very tired! In short, it depends on which country you are receiving guests. Do guests understand the concept of tipping? China Taiwan Province Province, 2, Singapore, 4, Malaysia, 5, Hongkong, China, 6, South Korea, 7, China, 8. Japan and European countries don't often rank the guests of consuming countries: 1. France, 2. Germany, Middle East and Saudi Arabia are OK. India has no choice. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are good (with oil and money). China people and Shanghainese are very stingy. Wenzhou, Zhejiang is full of bosses who know how to tip! What is worth mentioning is the tipping culture in the United States, so Americans will basically tip as long as they are not China experts! Australia, Britain and Canada all know the tipping culture, so they all give ps. In short, the service is good and the guests are happy. Guests agree that your service is worth not tipping! Said a lot of useless words (irrelevant to the question): A: The concept of five-star tipping is very strong, and it should be no problem to evaluate the upper and middle classes!