Tipping Point A Guide to Tipping in the Scuba Diving World

In this podcast, we dive into the world of tipping in scuba diving. We discuss the dos and don'ts of tipping, how much to tip in different situations, and how to show appreciation for scuba diving services. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a beginner, this guide will help you navigate the sometimes-tricky world of gratuity in the scuba diving industry. Join us as we explore the tipping point in scuba diving.
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[@ivoryjohnson4662]

I am not a girl but I enjoy your channel……..please keep up the good work

[@NormaTLeon]

Maybe I am too generous, maybe it’s because I am in the healthcare industry taking care of other people’s lives, or maybe it’s because I usually travel solo and my dive buddy is my dive guide, but my rule of thumb is tipping them 25% to start and going down from there if the service was lack luster in anyway. I have taken people out to dinner if they really made a difference in my SCUBA diving journey. I am from the US, but more importantly I realize, if they are professional, they are here to keep me safe and make sure I enjoy myself.. I have also taken the time to know what’s involved in the behind the scenes aspect. I mostly dive in the Caribbean, but have done Hawaii, Greece, Colombia and NY where I live..

[@tvelocidad]

I'm not sure why you guys add cc when your videos already give you a choice to turn them on or off. By putting them on there, it takes away our choice to turn them off.

[@pamelanelson36]

Hi, just for clarification, if it’s a 2-tank boat dive such as in Mexico, I would give $20 US per crew member? Or $20 total for the day to be split among crew?