Tour Guide
This profession involves working with tourists and showing them around popular places in a city or country.
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What does a Tour Guide do?
As a tour guide, you can look forward to an exciting and varied everyday working life. Tour guides familiarize people with the history, functions, customs, nature of a particular region, country or establishment. The tour guide's responsibilities include planning travel itineraries, familiarizing customers with the locality by vehicle or foot, and ensuring that the group remains safe at all times. You should also stay up-to-date with new attractions that may be of interest to customers. To ensure success as a tour guide, you should be an excellent storyteller with a knack for customer service. As your customers typically include foreigners on vacation, you should be aware of different cultures and languages. An outstanding tour guide will perform minor alterations to each itinerary to suit the unique interests of each group.
What is important?
- Communication skills
- Stress resistance and resilience
- Customer and service orientation
- Creativity
- Adaptability
Courses for Tour Guides
The Level 1 = basic level is meant to give the very first basics for a profession, more like an orientation towards that profession. The Level 2 = intermediate level is for people that have mastered the basic courses and want to get a more detail knowledge for a profession. The Level 3 = advanced level is meant for people who already have knowledge in a specific industry and want to learn about specifications in that industry. The Level 4 = professional level is being designed for all those that are already working and want to acquire some new knowledge for that profession.