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Implication of Tipping on
Services (a case study on
Restaurant and Hotel
Services in Tasikmalaya)
M. Yani Syafei
Dedi Rianto Rahadi
Gabriel Sianturi

Introduction
Data from the BPS 2022 of Tasikmalaya
City, in 2021 :
 the number of restaurants in
Tasikmalaya City is 261 units.
 the number of hotels is 35 units
with 1,515 rooms available

Problem
 Tipping in Indonesia is still
voluntary because tip is a sign
of customer satisfaction with
the service provided by
consumers to restaurant
waiters .
 Although the tips given by
customers to workers have
been budgeted by the
company or referred to as
service charges, some
generous customers will give
tips directly to restaurant
employees because they are
considered to have provided
satisfactory service

Method
This study uses descriptive qualitative research method
 in-depth interviews with 55 consumers and 8
restaurants and hotel business units in Tasikmalaya City.
 the survey was conducted for 5 days from 10 to 15
December 2022.
Questions asked :
 to consumers: related to whether or not they had
given tips to waiters or hotel’s employees.
 to hotel and restaurant owners : related to how
they respond when an employee receives a tip from a
customer.

Result and Discussion
 In Indonesia tipping:
 is voluntary
 as a thank you as well as appreciation
for good cooperation.
 Kristanti & Mandias estimated the
amount of tip money received affects the
services provided, and the effect varies
from individual to individual.
 Research reveals several facts that until
now the amount of tip money received
affect the quality of service on customer
satisfaction
 During pandemic in Indonesia :
 Eating at fast food restaurants is
temporarily banned in many states
 Some fast food restaurants serving
takeout and delivery remained open.
Most states reopened fast food
restaurants for outdoor and limited
indoor dining.
 Many workers at fast food restaurants
rely on tips as their main source of
income during normal times. It is
possible there is a decline in income
during pandemic

Conclusion
Suggestion from this research and study:
 In Indonesia giving tips is not a mandatory
thing to do or is voluntary but when customers
are satisfied with the service provided, they
should give tips as gratitude to the waiter.
 When on vacation, it is a good idea to include
tip money in the vacation budget. For
example, for drivers, for tour guides, for
restaurant waiters, and others.
 Before or during the pandemic if you do not
want to tip waiters and workers, it's best to
avoid unnecessary services, regardless of the
service charge.
 When arriving at a fast food restaurant, if there
are quite a number of restaurant waiter, usually
one waiter can focus on one or two tables that
have a lot of people to serve so this kind of
waiter deserves to be tipped
 In the post-pandemic period, most of the service
workers income is from tipping, it is best for
customers to tip extra because many service
workers depend on gift money voluntarily given
by customers.

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