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Morocco

Mohamed M.

Azul. That's how we greet in Berber. It is my mother tongue and Morocco's indigenous language. I was born and grown up in Sijilmassa, a Town with deep culture, history, authenticity, simplicity, heritage and huge tribal diversity. It is located at the large oasis of Tafilalet at the heart of Sahara desert, and the oldest trading and civilization zone in Morocco. I got my bachelor's degree from the University of Meknes “English department” but I also went to Shenzhen in China for Mandarin language classes. And I am also a holder of a national tour guide license officially from the ministry of Tourism officed in Rabat. I took the path of my ansisters almoravid dynasty who moves from the desert to found Marrakech. Marrakech is a vibrant home city that I love and appreciate very much. I love adventures and I am a kind of person who always has new plans and ideas. My happy times are those spent with family and friends. Welcome not only to be my guests but also to be part of friends and family Deeds always speak louder than words . . . . so I look forward to meeting you in person, and soon! I am very happy and excited to welcome you and introduce Marrakech from a very local perspective. Welcome! Asalamu Alaykum!

Canada

Varol K.

I have been in the hospitality business since 2011. I have extensive experience as a licensed tour guide and a licensed travel manager. I worked both with small and big groups and conducted several private tours. I can guide in English, German and Turkish especially in and around Toronto but also in other parts of Canada.

Hungary

Zsuzsa B.

Hi, Hola, Ciao! I am Zsuzsa, or Susan, or Susana. I speak 6 languages, love travelling and my birthtown, Budapest. I think it truly is one of the best places on Planet Earth. I am a photographer, artist, tourguide and teacher. I have been the first to start phototours in Budapest 10 years ago, and have been enjoying doing it still until this day. I really like to join my passion of photography and art, meeting people, travel without moving away and working as a tour guide. Photography is one of the most serious things in my life, I have had exhibitions home & abroad, I do a lot of commercial work, love to shoot elopements and stories of love and generally I find photography to be one of the most controversial & inspiring mediums of our time. Come and join me on a tour and let us discover Budapest’s many faces while we learn & discuss about photography. Is there a better way to spend a day as a traveller?

Spain

Gemma C.

Hello! My name is Gemma. After travelling and living abroad I decided to become a tour guide. I am a local expert guide of Girona region: Costa Brava and Dalí's Museum. I really love to share time and experiences with people. Guiding is my passion. Come and enjoy Girona with me!

Nepal

Kamal prasad R.

"Greetings from Nepal we are experienced and registered trekking and travel companies in Nepal. our work during the last 12 years. organise many Trekking and tours, like The Everest, Annapurna , Langtang , Mustang, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and Helambu. so that we can plan your holiday as per your satisfaction and budget. we I’ll be able to provide you with our cost effective services. we are very serious about our work"

Jamaica

Richard B.

Visit the "Heart-Beat" of the Caribbean and feel the natural vibe and energy of the people! Hi, my name is Richard and I have been a local tour guide for approximately 30 years in Jamaica, land we love. I have been providing regular and customized tours to international travelers who wish to see and experience the Island in its authenticity. Whatever your interests are; history, culture, adventure, city tours, herbal farm tours, Reggae music, water based activities such as river rafting, river tubing, Bob Marley tours, rivers, beaches, countryside experiences and local food / fruits. All my tours are private and is consisted of only the people in your group. I am based in the Ocho Rios area and operates from the cruise ship ports and accommodations in Ocho Rios and Falmouth. Come, let us explore the Island together!

United Kingdom (UK)

Neil M.

I am an award winning, fun qualified Blue Badge Tourist Guide with licensed Mercedes V-class & E-class vehicles. I am an author and I live in Liverpool. I offer walking & private car tours & I have superb reviews from the past customers. I am one of very few UK tour guides with the confidence to guide multi-day tours across the entire UK,

France

Jean-françois S.

Bonjour, My name is Jean-François (Jeff). I was born and grew up in Provence, I live in Vence (the city of Matisse) near Nice. I'm a real local native. After being a teacher for many years (French, English, History), I started doing sightseeing and package tours in 2005. I'm also a photographer, all the pictures on this site are mine. I'd love to share with you my passion for this magical region, especially take you to secret places off the beaten path away from the tourist crowd and visit hidden gems. And I've got a very comfortable a/c 9 seater van. I want to meet your needs and expectations at every step in a warm, friendly and fun atmosphere. I'm also an EVENT PLANNER (birthday, anniversary, wedding, honey moon, bachelor party, corporate events...). I offer tours ALL YEAR LONG : - French Riviera (Nice, Cannes, Monte Carlo, Eze, St Paul de Vence, Grasse, Antibes...) - Provence (Aix en Provence, Arles, Saint Rémy, Roussillon, Lavender fields, Gordes...) - Wine tasting tours in Provence - Day tours for cruise passengers from the ports of Monaco, Villefranche sur Mer, Nice, Antibes, Cannes, St Tropez, Toulon. - Package holiday tours 2-7 days If you're looking for a different way to explore the South France, off the beaten track, more typical and traditional spots, places you can't find by yourself... then you'll find it with me.

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.

Czech Republic

Václav B.

I guide since 1991 as a qualified licensed guide (Czech Rep., Prague, Jewish museum Prague). I was born in Prague. I know well Czech landscape, hiking, history. Speak English, German, Russian, Czech, Slovak . Visited more European countries, Ukraine, Russia, Iran...

Turkey

Semih B.

Hi there. My name is Semih. I live in İstanbul. I am professional licensed tourist guide. I would like to host my curious tourist guests as being their tour guide.

Tanzania

Kevin A.

I’m Tanzanian through and through, with a misplaced affinity for cheesy romance movies (who doesn’t love Titanic!) and Country and Western music (something my friends are forever teasing me about). The first thing you’ll notice about me is that I love meeting new people and making them smile. The second is that I have a deep passion for and knowledge of my home country. If you’re setting foot in Africa for the first time, Tanzania can seem bewildering, daunting, and exotic. But I’m here to settle you in and give you insider knowledge about our language, customs and beliefs. How do you eat ugali with one hand? Everyone learns ‘jambo’ as a greeting, but what words do Tanzanians really use? What do local people do when they believe their personal ‘star’ is no longer shining? Kevin, can you teach me how to moonwalk? (why yes!) You’ll have me on hand to help and advise you before, throughout, and even after your tour – perhaps you’ll even join me on another one of my experiences! After booking your place on my tour, you’ll receive some personal pre-travel advice on Tanzanian etiquette, and a little on the language – starting with; ‘how on earth do you pronounce Ngorongoro?’ A few things you should know about the people of Tanzania: we love to smile, laugh, sing, dance, and have fun (any excuse!) We wear our hearts on our sleeves and form friendships quickly and naturally. In fact, in my native language, Kiswahili, the word ‘mgeni’ meaning ‘foreigner’, is the same as the word for ‘guest’. Here you are not a tourist but a new companion, and that is the feeling I want you to experience as your personal host. Karibu nyumbani! Tanzania welcomes you home!

Denmark

Thomas K.

I am a licensed guide who lived most of my life in Copenhagen. Before becoming a guide, I did transfer guiding for several years. When I am not guiding, I work as a freelance translator. Although a native Danish speaker, I have a near-native command of English. I also speak Japanese, as I have a Master's degree in Japanese.

Austria

Michaela M.

I have been a guide for over 12 years and only offer private tours in small groups and online zoom tours about different topics of Salzburg to English speaking travelers. Since you offer private tours and also online zoom tours it would be my great joy to work with you. Salzburg is a beautiful place that many travelers love to visit and learn more about it.

Nepal

Anil M.

I have been a guide for over 30 years and an awardee of "Global Guide Award" for three consecutive years 2016, 2017 and 2018. Besides, I am also a founder member of "Tourist Guide Association" of Nepal. I therefore, can provide your clients a Guide any time round the year even when I am occupied.

Japan

Reiko I.

Hello! My name is Reiko. I am an English tour guide. The other day I went to Shizuoka Prefecture to experience picking Japanese green tea leaves in a traditional costume, KIMONO. It was a lot of fun and the tea tasted very good. Shizuoka is famous for not only Mt.Fuji but also green tea. Except Tokyo, there are many sightseeing spots around in the provinces. I want to take you there. I am looking forward to guiding you around JAPAN!

Japan

Ken-ichi M.

In March 1983, I graduated Chiba university. Major is psychology. In April 1983, I entered a manufacturing company of semiconductor components and I was assaigned to the overseas sales dept. For more than 40 years, I had done sales activities with foreign semiconductor companies using English language. I had visited foreign customer companies located in several foreign countries on once a month basis. I have stationed myself in Singapore and Malaysia for 5 years. I have homestayed in Los Angels for a month and in Oakland New Zealand for a week. I have welcomed an American teacher in my house for a week as a homestay program. I have passed the examination of Tour Guide in 2016. I have teached the skiing in Shiga Highland Ski Resort, Happo-one Ski Resort and Iwatake Ski Resort. I had guided bus passengers(most of them were Austllarian people) at the bus terminal in Hakuba-Happo. I am now teaching junior high school students English grammar.

Japan

Sumiyo T.

Bonjour Mesdames et Messieurs, Je m’appelle Sumiyo et suis guide-interprète diplômée. C’est avec joie que je vous accueille dans ma ville natale de NAKATSUGAWA située à l’extrémité des Alpes centrales du Japon dans la préfecture de Gifu où je suis revenue après avoir enseigné à l’Université de Kagoshima. Or j’ai souvent éprouvé ici le regret de voir que les touristes se contentaient de suivre uniquement les informations de notoriété publique. Afin de rendre le chaleureux accueil que j’avais reçu en France lors de mes études de philosophie durant environ six ans, ainsi que dans d’autres pays que j’ai visités, je me suis sentie appelée à modifier cette situation. Avant d’aller à MAGOME, je vous conseille de descendre du bus un peu avant à la 44 e ville étape : à OCHIAI pour faire des expériences palpitantes et inoubliables. Ensuite selon votre choix, je vous accompagnerai à MAGOME et TSUMAGO, afin de découvrir leurs sites historiques et littéraires. Je serai heureuse de pouvoir partager et approfondir avec vous vos impressions et vos expériences. C’est avec impatience que j’attends votre venue ! A bientôt !

Japan

Lee S.

Welcome to Hokuriku! I’m based in Kanazawa and would love to show you around not just the famous sights, but also the everyday beauty and hidden corners that make this region special. I also provide winter tours and have a logistics team for your expedient comfort needs and convenience. Whether you're strolling through samurai districts, sampling fresh seafood at a local market, or soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of mountain villages like Takayama, Shirakawa-go or Ainokura among many more, I’ll help you experience Japan in a way that feels personal, relaxed, and real. I grew up in BC Canada with friends from all over the world, and now call Japan home. I speak conversational Japanese and understand both the traveler’s curiosity and the local rhythm of life. That means I can help bridge the gap, so you feel comfortable and connected wherever we go. Every tour is flexible—if the weather shifts or something catches your eye, we can adapt. My goal is to make your time here smooth, engaging, and full of insight. Let’s explore Hokuriku together, one story, flavor, and moment at a time.

Japan

Nikki K.

I lived in the US and the UK for 12 years, and spent time in five other countries—including Canada, Iran, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Russia. These experiences gave me a deep appreciation for different cultures and an intuitive understanding of what international guests need to feel comfortable and welcome. Before guiding in Japan, I worked as a licensed tour guide in New York City and appeared on a national Japanese TV program as a field reporter, introducing local life and culture in NYC. Sharing stories and building cultural bridges has always been my passion. My career has always centered on caring for people in English-speaking roles: as a British Airways flight attendant, a medical interpreter at an international clinic, and an administrator at a UN international school with students from 65 countries. Originally from Tokyo, I’m now based in Osaka, where I serve as VIP Liaison at Expo 2025. I guide in Kyoto and Osaka, where I have both historical knowledge and personal experience. I also have a unique family heritage: I’m a direct descendant of Hijikata Toshizō, one of Japan’s legendary “last samurai.” My family runs a historical museum, and I was raised with the spirit of bushido and a strong connection to traditional culture, especially in Kyoto. If you’re looking for a friendly, professional guide who can bring Japan to life in a meaningful and personal way, I’d be delighted to show you around with warmth and care. I look forward to welcoming you soon!

Ireland

Fiona D.

I am a professional singer and qualified tour guide offering a unique and fun interactive experience, taking in six historic locations and famous songs connected to them. Twenty years professional singer, amateur dramatics and a radio host. I am passionate about Irish history and travel and of course sharing my musical talent. I love meeting new guests from all over the world who visit my wonderful city and share with them my local stories, songs, recommendations and most important having fun, so I would love to work with you and your guests to experience my Dublin.

Spain

Enrique P.

Hola! My name is Enrique, Andalusian from birth and at heart. My job is fascinating: to make people visiting our land know our culture, enjoy our monuments and feel our cities. I am a tour guide since I was a teenager, participating with some local associations in visits and hikings in Carmona, my birthplace. And finally I became a full time tour guide joining my two passions: nature and history. I arrange visits, day-trips, multi-day tours and experiences throughout Andalusía. Visits in the most important cities in Andalusia, in many UNESCO World Heritage sites and arcahelogical sites. Day-trips from Sevilla, Cordoba or Carmona to every corner of Andalusia. Experiences like iberian ham tastings, olive oil mills, wineries or brave bull farms visits, archaeo-hikings, ... For all this reasons (and more) tailor-made, flexible and adapted tours is my specialty. What would you like to discover in Andalusia?

Spain

Victor F.

After traveling around the world with my backpack and living in Berlin for 4 years working as a tour guide, I settled in Seville to continue doing what I like most: showing art and history, speaking languages and meeting new people every day. I am an official guide for Galicia and Andalusia. I like my work to be in person, on the street, with people from all over. So I can feel like I'm still traveling. I am Víctor, Galician by birth and citizen of a world full of places and people to discover. Please feel free to contact me! Víctor

Spain

Beatriz P.

My name is Beatriz, I was born in Seville and I´m an experienced tour guide. I studied Tourism in the University of Seville as I love studying languages, obtaining my guide license in 2.016, so today, I´ve got a job that makes me happy as every day is different, I can know visitors from different places around the world and I´ve known people I never thought I would meet through it. I am specialised in cultural visits being my favourite themes: the roman period, the age of discoveries and the olive oil. If you prefer a day trip outside Seville and you want to discover cities like Córdoba, Ronda or Cádiz I can guide you as well. When I´m not working I do like going to the cinema and enjoying its most wonderful movies, so I know everything about actors, actresses and directors. I also love spending time with my family, specially my daughter and my dog and reading. If you want to know SEVILLE in a different way, join me! You will have an unforgettable experience!

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