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Turkey

Berkay A.

Greetings. My name is Berkay. I have started my life as an engineering student yet decided that this is not my passion. So I have decided to become a tour guide just like my father. Since 2015 I am in tourism industry and trying to create different experiences for my guests. I am interested in cooking, showing my culture, martial arts ,archery and of course history. Looking forward to design you unique tours here in Turkey that you will carry with you forever.

Germany

Karl-heinz B.

I am a native Bavarian, born and lived in Munich for over 60 years, I like to show people around our city and history, as well as the new Munich, from Olympic parc to BMW museum, from Hofbräuhaus to market place and many more. Come and enjoy our beautyful city, if you want you can ride with our classic Volkswagen Bus from 1978, its great fun!

Germany

Scott S.

No one is more passionate about Bavaria. My love of the Bavarian culture and history has made me an authority on all things Bavarian! I like to relate Munich's rich history through stories and anecdotes. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in German Language & History, am a Diplom Bier Sommelier and am a silent partner of a Michigan microbrewery, specializing in Bavarian beer & food. Having lived in the Bavarian Capital of Munich for over 12 years, I am highly integrated into the culture and enjoy being a part of many Bavarian Stammtisch groups - inluding being the only non-native member of the Aventinus Buam. With this insight, I will help you unlock that magic that is Bavaria!

Germany

Michael S.

I am a guide, tour operator for more than 25 years. 25 years I worked in that field in Israel. Since 2020 I am guiding in and around Munich and Bavaria. I speak German (mother tongue), Englisch and Hebrew on mother tongue level. I am available all week long, depending on bookings.

Italy

Lello C.

I am Lello , tour guide and archeologist since 25 years, i work in Pompei Herculaneum and in all the best archeological sites of my region, my long experience permitt to me to have a top relationship with my guests.

Italy

Vincenzo D.

Hi,my name is Vincenzo I belong to one of the oldest guides family of Naples that they work in the tourism since more than 50 years.I’m the fourth generation of guide in my family and I’m here to share my professionality and my special tours.

Italy

Emanuele G.

Ciao! I’m Emanuele! I was born and raised in Venice, I’m a 100% authentic Venetian. I am a licensed Tour Guide in English, Spanish, Italian and…Venetian dialect! I am young, ambitious and very outgoing and I am determined to grow in the business which is not just a job but a real passion for my city! I love to share the history of the city through the eyes of real authentic Venetian! It would be a sincere pleasure to hear back from you soon to create a 100% customized itinerary according to your preferences. I’m waiting for you in Venice! Emanuele

Malta

Michael M.

I have tours around the two islands of Malta and Gozo with my own transportation. I have been doing this for eight years and with an experience over 18 years in Taxi service. The service offers to give and share our history with others. I have our programme tours around but I would also be able to satisfy the customers with their wishes.

Israel

Melissa P.

Hi, I am Melissa. I am an American Israeli who has lived in Israel for over 13 years. I am a tour guide and live in Be'er Sheva. I am available to guide in many areas of the country including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Be'er Sheva, the Central and Southern Regions. I love doing day tours and walking tours and I always enjoy meeting new people from all over the world. It is always exciting to share my love of my country with new people and I hope you will love your trip to Israel.

Latvia

Janis R.

I'm a guide that likes to show the city to the visitors. I like to entertain and I like to take good care of the customers. I've been a guide for 10 yrs now as of September 2022. I started 2012 doing kayaking Tours at Daugava River and Riga city canal. Step by step I grew and widened my area of knowledge. Nowadays I can provide a lot of interesting and wishful Tours of Riga, Latvia, and surroundings. Every place has a certain beauty and my task is to show You the beauty.

Egypt

Sameh Y.

Hello! My name is Sameh, and I am a passionate and experienced tour guide. I love sharing the beauty, history, and culture of this amazing place with visitors. Whether you're here for the landmarks, , I’ll make sure you have a memorable and enjoyable journey. Let's explore and discover together!" Welcome to Egypt

New Zealand

John B.

Hi I'm John. We only offer private personalized tours. We love to show off our city to overseas visitors. Looking forward to meeting you here in New Zealand!

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!

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?

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,

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!

Netherlands

Diana P.

After many jobs where I couldn't really find my site, one day I decided to study for a tour guide in The Netherlands, the most incredible thing is that I discovered that teaching others this country is not a job is a passion, and when you make your passion your way of life you can never say it's a job. This is why I think I am a good guide, because I enjoy every moment that I am on a tour, and that is noticed by my clients. I did not know the platform, but I have had the opportunity in the past to do tours with citizens of Japan, and the truth is the experience is very positive, very educated people and wanting to have fun. This is why I would love to work with you.

Argentina

Daiana F.

Hi! I’m Daiana from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I’m licensed Tour Guide and a Bachelor in Tourism. I’ve been organizing and performing tours since 2001, for solo travelers and for groups. I enjoy getting to know people from different cultures and countries. My goal is to make you experience the city as a local would do.

Spain

Begoña H.

Born in Segovia. I am an official tour guide of Castille and Leon, mainly in Segovia and surrounding villages. Everytime I happen to walk in Segovia I feel like a tourist, yet with the knowledge of history of every corner of the city. It's easy to fall in love with Segovia being a World Heritage Site, having one of the most impressive Roman Aqueducts, a generous number of Romanesque churches, the last Gothic-style Spanish Cathedral and the Alcázar and much much more to discover. On top of I really enrich myself exchanging knowledge with different cultures, which I believe it makes the visit more joyful and interesting.

Italy

Matteo P.

I am a licensed tourist guide of the Sardinia Region with many years of experience and I always love to present and to show my island. I think it is a very beautiful and interesting place and it really deserves to be visited. At the university, I've studied sociolinguistics but as I am a native Sardinian, all my studies were mostly connected to Sardinia, which has a very special cultural and linguistic situation. Anyhow, beside its interesting history, culture and languages, Sardinia has the most beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean, plus and extraordinary variety of landscapes. I've worked as tour guide more than 30 years, before just as part time activity during the summer and now as a full time work, and even after so many years, I always enjoy to take the people around this beautiful and extraordinary island.

Japan

Nao O.

Hello! I'm Nao. I was born and raised in Himeji, which is famous for the Himeji Castle (egret castle). I'm guiding in Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Hyogo (especially Kobe and Himeji). I'd been in the US for three years attending a university. During the stay I went to the Yellow Stone twice, and visited California. I took a summer French class for a month in Canada, so I speak French a little. I love travelling. I went to many places in Japan. I visited Hokkaido, Okinawa, Hiroshima, Kanazawa, Nikko, Mt. Fuji and so on. I love music ― pops, rock, gospel and classical music. I'm a fan of Beethoven. Some day I'd like to go to Vienna and visit his houses and the forest, where he composed "the Pastoral Symphony". There are lots of attractions in Japan. You can visit shrines, temples, deer park etc. You can enjoy USJ, river cruise, anime museum, Japanese sake, Onsen and of course delicious Japanese dishes. Let's have fun together !

Japan

Yasuhiko I.

Hi! My name is Yasuhiko, please call me "Yasu", meaning "hello" in Greek. After I worked in an electric company in Japan, I became a professional guide to introduce my town, my country. After Covid-19, tourism is back! you may want to have more private experiences like no other people had before. Then, my home, Fukuoka, has a lot to show you around. So many nice places, cultures, and nice local people with delicious local foods. I like sports, climbing, running etc. I also like to visit temples and shrines. I am also an active backpacker, (have been to 50+ countries mostly in Asia and Europe over 30 years) So, I suppose I know well about where you would like to visit. :) I have never lived outside of Japan, however, you may also feel better that my speaking English is not typical Japanese "flat" intonation. Where you would like to go, I will be there with you! I am looking forward to inquiry. -Yasu

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

Toshi S.

Hello, My name is Toshi. I'm an Oyama Area Licensed Guide Interpreter. Oyama is the mount in Kanagawa prefecture west of Tokyo. I will guide what Oyama pilgrimage was in 200 years ago.. You can experience what common people saw and thoght in Edo period. I had been living and working in United States of America and Canada for about 12 years in total. Also I have traveled South East Asia and Europe many times.

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