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Italy

Cristina L.

Hi, I'm Cristina, a qualified tourist guide in Sicily with over two decades of experience. Since 2000, I've had the pleasure of sharing my passion for this beautiful region as both a tour guide and tour leader. I now live in Lipari, one of the stunning Aeolian Islands, where I love to introduce visitors to the island's hidden treasures—its art, history, traditions, food, and the unique rhythm of everyday life. Let me help you experience Lipari in a truly authentic and unforgettable way!

Japan

Takako Y.

Hi, I'm Takako. It is my pleasure to guide you around Tokyo Japan. The Ueno area is rich with museums, gardens, zoo, temples, shrines, and other sightseeing spots. It spreads along the Ueno park range. Known as one of the most well-preserved districts when it comes to historical architecture, we can easily spend a day wandering the beautiful park's path. And we can enjoy with dining and shopping around the Ueno area. And if you'd like to go other place, please let me know in advance. I'm looking forward to seeing you.

Spain

Mercedes P.

I am spanish woman, History degree and master in American Anthropology, working as a guide in Granada since 2010 (Oficial licensed guide in Andalucia) Before then I have lived in different countries such as Paraguay and thee Netherlands and have had scholarships in New York and Paris to learn English and French language. For a period of a year I was working in the luxurious train Al Andalus that travels around Andalucia, as a guide first and as the train manager after. At the moment I am home based in Granada and I work as a guide mainly in this city. I love to be a guide so I can provide a nice, interesting and empathic perspective of Granada and its monuments, its society and its history.

Sri Lanka

Buddhika R.

Buddhika is a professional English tour guide and a safe driver, who plans day tours and multi day tours around Sri Lanka including ready made and tailor made holiday packages with comfortable transportation facilities in a fully air conditioned car available space for two persons with baggage. I was offered Bachelor of Business Management degree in 2011 at the University of Uva Wellassa in Sri Lanka. I have obtained professional qualifications as a tour guide as well as a driver in the field since 2012.

Czech Republic

Miriam A.

See Prague through the eyes of a local! My name is Miriam, and not only am I a guide certified by the Ministry of Regional Development, but I also have a true passion and enjoy sharing the beauty and history of my vibrant hometown with anyone and everyone. Born and raised in this beautiful city, you will find no better person to show you all the secret nooks and crannies as well as the most famous sights of Prague. In my seven years of experience as a private guide, I have had the pleasure of sharing Prague's secrets with people from all walks of life. Whether you are interested in going off the beaten path or seeing Prague in all its grandeur, I will know where to take you and what there is to see.

Ireland

Anthony K.

Hi I'm Anthony , a local tour guide native to Dublin. I've six years experience as a Tour Guide and Manager. I specialise in Walking Tours of Dublin, the fair city. It's a beautiful bustling town full of stories and I want to show you the real Dublin and it's hidden histories. In my free time, I write short stories and paint, I take photos and have won several prizes.

Japan

Keiichi S.

Hello! My name is Keiichi. Please call me Kei. I was born and raised in Joetsu City, located in the southern part of Niigata prefecture. Joetsu was the former capital city of Echigo Province until the mid 19th century. It has a lot of historic sites and scenic spots, and most of all good people. I love my city very much. I worked for the Joetsu City office for over thirty years. During my time there, I was in charge of international relations for about ten years. After retiring from the office, I began working as a licensed tour guide. I am very excited to introduce my city to people all over the world.

Japan

Nao K.

Hi, my name is “Nao”. As I worked for an international trading company and visited many foreign countries, I have a good command of English and acquire a cosmopolitan way of thinking. I lived in Illinois, U.S.A. for one year when I was a student. While serving to my company, I lived in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia for 7 years as a company representative. I also made business trips to more than 10 overseas countries such as China, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, New Zealand and so on. I like traveling very much and visiting sight-seeing spots, cultural heritage sites, and chatting and eating with local people. Therefore, I would like foreign travelers to enjoy visiting sightseeing spots and historical and cultural heritage sites in Japan and looking across the broad panorama of modern Tokyo. I am delighted to help travelers enjoy Japanese delicacies and shopping traditional souvenirs. I am determined to provide excitement and unforgettable experiences to foreign travelers. let’s enjoy travel with me.

Japan

Hatsumi S.

I am a tour guide for a world heritage site of Kumano kodo . You can see beautiful mountain range and seasonal flowers, get the fresh air and hear bird twittering . Also I'd like to show you Japanese culture and history by walking on ancient pilgrimage roads and visiting Shinto shrines. The nature of Kumano will help you to relieve daily stress and rediscover yourself. Why don't you enjoy walking in the beautiful nature and experiencing Japanese culture and history with me?

Japan

Hiroki K.

I am a professional government-licensed tour guide. So far, I have provided private and small group tours for more than 800 guests from about 30 countries in Kyoto and Osaka, where I have spent most of my adult life in the two cities. As a result, I have also been appointed as an inbound hospitality instructor by Japan Tourism Agency. So I believe you will have a fantastic experience. Furthermore, I am also a specialist of tourism in general. I have experienced guide coaching, co-author of several inbound guidebooks, and translator of inbound materials. Especially in Kyoto, I have been in charge of a guide coaching program since 2020. Based on these experiences, I am doing a doctoral research in tourism studies (tourism ethics) in a university. So, I can assure you that you will also be in touch with more profound knowledge and wisdom that you cannot get anywhere else.

Japan

Steve M.

Hi ! everybody ! Please call me "Steve". It's my great pleasure to guide you Tokyo, Kamakura, anywhere in Japan. I have worked for an electronics company for 35 years traveling over 25 countries . I stayed in Germany for 4 years. I'm a customer-oriented guide, so I will arrange your best plan. Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Japan

Kenichi K.

I would be very glad to guide overseas tourists based on my various working experiences over 30 years in a general trading house, including overseas clients' guide in Japanese local cities, being aware of their interests and viewpoints learned through my engagement with various clients during my overseas assignments (10 years in total) and business trips to some 40 countries. During the past 10 years living in Akita City (northern Japan), I could greatly expand my outdoor activities such as trekking (not only green season but also winter snowshoe hiking), skiing, and experiencing various local traditional festivals, fireworks festival, hot spring lodges stay with local cuisines/Sake etc. I would very much like to share such joy with our valued overseas tourists!

Japan

Shawn D.

My name is Shawn. I am American and I have been living in Japan for the last 15 years. What started as a chapter became a life, and Japan has shaped who I am in ways I am still discovering. I guide exclusively in English. After 15 years as a foreigner navigating this country, I understand what genuinely moves Western visitors, what surprises them, and most importantly, the difference between a quality experience and a tourist trap. I will always steer you toward the real thing. I am based in Kobe, a city that most tourists fly straight past on their way to Osaka and Kyoto. That is their loss and your opportunity. Kobe is a relaxed, walkable port city with a character unlike anywhere else in Japan. Yes, the Kobe beef is world class. But Kobe is also one of the most historically rich and visually beautiful cities in the country, without the overwhelming crowds you will find elsewhere. I know this city and this region deeply. From Kobe, Kyoto and Osaka are both reachable in well under an hour by train. That puts you at the center of the best region in Japan without the noise and chaos of staying in a major tourist hub. I cover the full Kansai region and beyond, from famous landmarks and cultural sites to the strictly local places most visitors never find. I am also available for early morning and late evening tours. Some of the most memorable experiences in Japan happen when the crowds are gone. Every tour is planned around you. Tell me what matters and I will build the day around it. Come find out what Japan means to you. Shawn

Portugal

Joana A.

Hello! My name is Joana, and I'm passionate about travelling. I've been to around 70 countries and lived on three Continents, but there is nothing like showing my own country, which I love, and sharing secret places and curiosities of a city! Come and explore Portugal with me. It will be fun, relaxed, and insightful! Be ready for a memorable experience with an easygoing person who will respect your own pace!

Japan

Eric T.

Hallow ! This is Eric. I was born in Kyoto, and I have been living in Kyoto. I am sure that Kyoto is one of the best city for sightseeing and living. I wish if I can introduce some nice places for you by walking around city streets. Also, in suburbs, there are a lot of nice sightseeing places such as Bamboo forest, Monkey park, Fushimi shrine, Zen practice temples and so on. Let's enjoy Kyoto town and Kyoto food.with me.

Portugal

Hugo G.

As a tourist guide in Portugal, I am part of a passionate and diverse community of professionals dedicated to unveiling the secrets and charms of our country to visitors from around the world. Like my fellow guides, I have the privilege of sharing the richness of our culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes with those who seek to explore all that Portugal has to offer. As guides, we are much more than mere storytellers or holders of historical facts. We become living ambassadors of Portuguese hospitality, warmly welcoming every traveler who crosses our path and providing memorable experiences that go beyond conventional tourist itineraries. Together, we represent a wide range of specialties and interests, each bringing our own unique perspective to enrich our visitors' experiences. Whether revealing the secrets of Lisbon's narrow streets, guiding through the vineyards of the Douro, or exploring the medieval castles of the Alentejo, we are committed to showcasing the best that Portugal has to offer in an authentic and captivating way. Furthermore, as tourist guides, we are committed to sustainability and the preservation of our cultural and natural heritage. We work closely with local communities to ensure that tourism positively benefits the regions we visit and that we leave a positive and lasting impact on each destination. In summary, as tourist guides in Portugal, we have the honor and pleasure of sharing our passion for our country with the world. Together, we are the guardians of hidden treasures, the passionate storytellers, and the dedicated travel companions who ensure that every visit to Portugal is truly unforgettable.

Japan

Criselda C.

Hello! My name is Criselda, but friends and family often call me Selda. Welcome to my page and I'm glad you're interested in knowing about the wonderful city of Kanazawa with me. I am originally from the Philippines and I've been living and working in the Hokuriku region for almost 7 years. I definitely consider Kanazawa as my home in Japan. Kanazawa is known for many things including gold leaf, a rich samurai history, its beautiful gardens, delicious seafood, and historic Geiko (Geisha) culture. I would love to introduce these things and so much more! Did you know Kanazawa is also home to the oldest sake brewery in the region? What about the local ceramics and laquerware? You can also participate in different workshops like traditional Japanese sweets-making class, gold leaf pasting, Kaga-yuzen (local kimono brand) painting, and sushi-making using local ingredients. There are many beautiful known spots and a lot of hidden gems in the area and I can't wait to introduce them to you. One of my hobbies is photography and I will surely capture your moments in the city to make your stay extra memorable. I'm excited to meet you in the Golden City, Kanazawa.

Japan

Macky H.

Hi! I am Macky. I am glad to accompany you on your tour to Japan and show you the beauty and experiences Japan has to offer. I am an English tour guide and I have guided many foreign visitors around Kamakura, Nikko, Mt. Fuji and Hakone. I love sightseeing myself and I enjoy food and wine… I have been interested in intercultural exchanges and have visited many places locally and overseas alike. I have strong passion in Japanese history, culture, and geography. More than just simply showing you the stunning beauty of the places, I love to impart the cultural and historical value of each sightseeing spot. The place I can guide tourists best is Kamakura which has major shrines and temples with historical and religious details. It can be fun not only to explore Kamakura from historical point of view but also experience various activities such as hiking, rental kimono-clad walking, and learning carving technique as well as soba noodle preparation. I am flexible. My guide is unique and comprehensive. If you want to make the most out of your trip, I can show you around and make you experience Japan to the fullest. I can accommodate the tour according to your needs and preferences giving you a hassle-free, enjoyable and memorable tour. I can also take you to non tourism places such as various factory tours in Yokohama and Kawasaki City.

Japan

Yoshiharu K.

Hi! I'm Yoshiharu. Please call me Yoshi. Yoshi means "good" in Japanese! I'm a good man (^^);;;. I was born in Kyoto but I lived there 3 months. Then my family moved to Osaka and I grew up in Osaka. So I am almost Osakan. When I was young, my hobby was traveling by bicycle. I went cycling around most part of Japan except Shikoku. In my family rule, Shikoku is in bad direction because my grand father died just after his Shikoku pilgrimage. So I want to have a cycling tour not only in Kyoto (coming soon!) but also all part of Japan someday. I am interested in Japanese history. I am a National Certificated Guide. And I have "Kyoto Tourism Culture Certification 3rd grade", "Osaka Expert Certification 3rd grade", "Nara Concierge 2nd grade" and "Karuizawa Web test 3rd grade". So I have expert knowledge about Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Karuizawa and common knowledge about Kobe. Besides I like gadgets, so I can guide you DenDen town in Osaka. When you have a chance to visit Kyoto or Osaka or other city in this area, please contact me anytime and join my tour! I'll be looking forward to seeing you, spending wonderful time with you.

Mexico

Berenice V.

Hola!! I´m Berenice, I have been working as a tour guide for over 20 years and... I love it!! I really enjoy to show the greatness of my city... history, colonial architecture, archaeological sites, amazing churches, delicious food and magical traditions. I will be waiting for you

Japan

Kyoko K.

Hi, I’m Kyoko. I was born and raised in Kobe. After completing my education, I spent 25 years in London, where I taught piano and enjoyed a wonderful life in England. I returned to Kobe a couple of years ago to care for my elderly father and began a new chapter in my career as a tour guide. Kobe has recovered beautifully since the major earthquake 30 years ago. It is much quieter than Kyoto and Osaka, making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy your time in Japan. I would love to show you the beautiful scenery of Kobe, from its mountains to its seaside. My typical tour starts at the herb gardens on the mountaintop, continues through the city center and Chinatown, and finishes at Harborland, a famous spot for photos and stunning views. It would be my pleasure to help you create wonderful memories in Kobe. I look forward to welcoming you on my tour.

Japan

Miranda R.

Hello, my name is Miranda. I have lived in Osaka for a couple of years. I also have previous tour guide experience. I am able to take you around Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. I am also really flexible to any places that you might want to go or places that you want to go shopping. I also know a lot of great places to do food tours, as well. I have also no sign language to better suit some customers that may be deaf, mute, or even H.O.H. I look forward to seeing you and showing you around too many different places. * If you cancel the tour 2 days before or the day of it is a non-refundable tour If you change the tour plans from one prefecture to another. Like for example if you have a tour at Osaka and you decide to change it to either Hyogo or Kyoto the day before or the day of I will charge it extra 10,000 yen. Because a lot of places that are on the tour or that you would like to go to do ask for a reservation months in advance.

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Eleonora S.

Hi, I’m Ellie — a licensed tour guide based in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. With years of experience working closely with locals and travelers from around the world, I offer authentic, story-filled tours that go beyond the usual tourist path. My goal is to help guests truly experience the UAE — its culture, traditions, and everyday life — through the eyes of someone who lives it every day. Whether it’s exploring hidden gems, discovering local food, or understanding the Emirati way of life, I make every journey personal, engaging, and memorable.

Mexico

Rafael G.

I've been guiding family and friends in Mexico for over 30 years, arranging tours, van rentals, accomodation, excursions, archaeological visits, museums, etc., Now I completed my official general guide course in order to be certified by the government to guide national & international guests. I love my country, its culture, history, etc. and know a lot of interesting facts besides the normal guidance for tourists. I've travelled extensively across the country and love to share my knowledge because it's like rediscovering everythin again!

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