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Published 22:51 22 Jun 2017 BST

The rule of thumb in Germany is to add 5-10% with a full euro amount and they also tip their taxi driver by the same amount also while in France, you can leave €1 for every €20 spent but it is common courtesy to tip the taxi driver by 10%.
GoCompare has even included a few tips on how to say, and pronounce, ‘thank you’ in each country's native language as well as tips for tipping in bars and taxis.Explore more on these topics:
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