If you dine out in Philadelphia during the 2026 FIFA World Cup events, you could end up paying more.
The Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association held a briefing on Thursday, preparing businesses for the influx of visitors.
During the meeting, restaurateurs discussed adding an automatic 20% gratuity charge to customers’ restaurant bills.
Businesses say they want to make sure their employees are supported and protected since tipping culture varies greatly across the world.
A final decision has yet to be made.
Philadelphia is expecting an influx of visitors from abroad as the city hosts six World Cup games: five in the group stage and one in the Round of 16.
The city is also hosting a FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill for the entire duration of the World Cup.
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