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Jessica D.

Hello - my name is Jessica and welcome to Sweden - Välkommen! I am so happy you have chosen to travel to my home city 'Stockholm'. Even if you are only here for a short while - I would like to introduce you to our Swedish culture and traditions whilst showing you some unique parts of Stockholm and its surroundings, places that are off the beaten track as well as all the must sees! If you wish to go in-depth about life in Sweden then I have written a book under the title "Stockholm, Sweden - At Your Fingertips" and it can be found on Amazon. I have lived abroad half of my life - in Kenya, Israel, Greece etc. and what a fantastic world this is! Now I would like to share with you "my world" here in Sweden. I would love to show you the sights and sounds of Stockholm. If you have already been here before, why not let me show you the tranquil suburb of Lidingö - away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Maybe a hike through one of our nature reserves, visit a farm from the 18th century and for the hardy, maybe a dip in the lake. When I am not out guiding or with my family, I work with expats, newcomers and diplomats introducing them to our Swedish culture, ways and traditions - helping them feel at home here in Sweden. I would like to show you Sweden at its best, so you can get the most out of your visit here in Stockholm. Join me for a very Swedish experience! I look forward to welcoming you to Stockholm and its surroundings!

Umut K.

Hello , I am a professional licensed english speaking tour guide in Turkey, I do guiding all around Turkey.

Stephan T.

Hello there, I'm a historian with expertise on the 20th century in Austria and Europe. I'm writing my thesis about cultural and museum policies during the 1930s/1940s/1950s in Vienna. Beside that and more important to you I'm a passionate guide since 2015 who can't wait to make people fall in love with Vienna and its region. I especially guide private groups, families and individuals. Often with a Jewish background since I lived in Israel a couple of years and during my graduation also studied Israel and Jewish studies at Ben Gurion University in Beer Sheva, Israel. I love walking tours. I love food tours. I regularly guide guests through Schönbrunn Palace, Hofburg Palace, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Treasury, St. Stephan's cathedral etc. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Hiroki K.

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.

Toru I.

Hello to all of you on the screen. My name is Toru Ishii and I am a licensed national interpretater of English language. I have been guiding scrolling around a Japanese landscape garden designated as Scenic Beauty in Yokohama city for the last 2 years. I would like to explain about time-honored Japanese architectures, transfered from Kyoto and Kamakura, designated as Important Cultural Property. I am also interested in Tea Ceremony and in the ritual of serving powdered green tea in the garden. Yokohama opened its door to overseas comers in 1859 after the Meiji Restoration. The port of Yokohama shared about 70 percents of overseas trading in Japan. The main export was raw silk thread. Now the beautiful city of Yokohama has become historically exotic and ranks as one of the most fascinating internationally trading city that attracts many foreign tourists. I am always happy to guide tourists around this historical region and Introduce the delights of Japanese cuisine and Chinese cuisine in China town according to the visitor's requests. Stepping further out from Yokohama, I would recommend Kamakura city, a 20 minutes train ride on the JR Line, where the visitor can feel the fresh ocean breeze. The nearby Zen Buddhist temples and the Great Buddha are main attractions and souvenir shopping adds the excitement. Kamakura was established by the first Shogun, Yoritomo Minamoto, in 1192 and the shogunate government lasted till 1333. He established his Samurai government which ruled over Japan. After arriving at Kamakura or Kita-Kamakura station, the visitor can easily walk around the city. This city is easily accesable by train from Yokohama (less than 30 minutes) and Tokyo (less than 1 hour). As for my background, I have experienced staying in Louisiana in the United States and studied at the university there. Now I am 60 years old and I am still working for a company, while at the same time, I work as a volunteer guide a few days a month in Yokohama city. I like traveling in foreign countries, and have experienced short time staying at several European countries, North America as well as some Asian countries. Last January, I travelled San Fransico and Merced city, California. I would be delighted to exchange cultural experience with many visitors from all over the world. If you happen to be visiting my country and if you are interested , please feel free to contact me. Toru Ishii

Noriko Y.

National licensed English tour guide (born in 1977). Main job is freelance book editor and writer based on Kyoto. Utilizing various past works and articles from historic spots, off the beaten track, traditional crafts, contemporary arts to hip restaurants, I offer unique and interesting tour. Since I have the qualification of “International SAKE (rice wine) tasting master”, I can guide to the SAKE brewery and nice SAKE bars. Also I am interested in Ethnology, I will guide you to once a year festivals or rare religious rituals.

Masa O.

I spent many years in the automotive industry and international consulting, including extensive time living and working in the United States. While I am very comfortable hosting business executives, I truly love sharing the "heart of Japan" with families and senior travelers. I enjoy making my tours feel like a walk with a knowledgeable friend—whether we are discussing the latest design trends or the deep history of a hidden temple. My goal is to bridge the gap between cultures with a smile, ensuring that every guest, from busy professionals to curious grandkids, feels welcome and inspired.

Masahiro A.

I am a National Licensed Guide Interpreter with a unique background. After a 30-year corporate career and obtaining an MBA, I decided to dedicate my life to mastering traditional Japanese arts. I am a graduate of professional schools for Sushi and Soba noodles. Currently, I am in the professional pottery course. My expertise isn't just from books — I practice these arts every day. While residing in Yokohama, I operate a traditional Japanese guest house (Minpaku) in a 150-year-old folk house in Minamiuonuma, Niigata. I also manage local rice fields through a contract farming model, contributing to the preservation of the region's renowned agricultural heritage. Certifications: MBA(2002),National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter (English 2012), DELE A2 (Spanish 2024). Culinary Arts: Certified Sushi Chef (Ginza Onodera Academy 2024), Food Hygiene Supervisor (Yokohama City), Professional Soba Maker (Issa-an 2025). Cultural Arts: Tea Ceremony (Enshu-ryu), Calligraphy, Professional Pottery Student(2024-2028). I can offer 1.The Artisan's Table: A deep dive into the world of Sushi and Soba with a professional chef's perspective. I can arrange private sushi and soba workshops for you. 2. Zen & Ceramics: I offer visits to historic temples and hidden ceramic galleries, along with private lessons on tea ceremony etiquette. Also I provide hands-on pottery workshops. 3. Stay at a traditional Japanese farmhouse in Niigata and experience authentic farming while embracing nature away from the city bustle. My global perspective is rooted in my time at the University of Florida. With over 10 years of experience in corporate communications at a major firm, I specialize in distilling complex information into clear, logical, and persuasive narratives. Beyond Sightseeing: Hablo un poco de español. ¡Bienvenidos! Tengo muchas ganas de verte. Nos vemos pronto. ¡Chao! ¡Chao!

Katie T.

Dear Travelers ! I'm KAORU. (English name : Katie) I love mountain climbing as you see in my photo and also traveling. Now I'm teaching English at vocational school as a part-time teacher, but used to be a tour guide to take Japanese tourists abroad. Why did I become a national certificated guide ? I'd love to introduce real Japan to you foreign people. I think there are a wide variety of people, customs, places, foods ... in your country. Vice versa in my country ! I'd like you to meet real Japan not only Tokyo or Kyoto but also suburbs and countryside. Please come to visit Japan and see me ! Find different sides of Japan !

Yuriko O.

I have been working as an English-speaking tour guide across Tokyo, Wakayama, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, welcoming guests from around the world. I love sharing not only Japan’s history and culture, but also the small, everyday charms that make each place special. I always try to connect with each guest personally and create a warm, memorable experience—something that makes them smile. Currently, I am based in Wakayama, and I am also able to travel to Tokyo, where my family lives. I am flexible to guide in both Kansai and Tokyo areas. I look forward to creating special moments together.

Caitlin W.

Hi, I'm Caitlin - a native of Tipperary living and working in Dublin for the past 10 years. I am a historian and postdoctoral researcher based in Dublin offering tours of the city focusing on the modern period - approximately the last 250 years. My particular areas of interest are social history and the revolutionary period. I have over 10 years of experience working within the tourism industry, with experience creating and delivering tours at the Abbey Theatre, the National Museum of Ireland, the 1916 Walking Tour, and Glasnevin Cemetery, and as a freelance tour guide with companies such as Peter Somers Travel. I have curated exhibitions on Irish history and Irish life for Clerys and the National Archives of Ireland, and regularly present at conferences on Irish history. I completed my PhD in Public History at Trinity College, Dublin, where I studied how history was used to create different identities in the two Irish states after partition. I chose to study public history because I am really passionate about connecting the public with the history all around us and engaging them with it in their everyday life. I have been published in both popular and academic presses in Irish history, and am a regular contributor to podcasts, radio shows, and documentaries. I love engaging people with history and if you want to learn about Dublin, the history that shaped it, and how it continues to impact the present day then send me a message. Please tell me a little about your trip, what your particular interests are, and your availability. Please note walking tours are approximately 2 hours.

Gráinne L.

Located in the beautiful surrounds of Dublin, we celebrate the origin stories of Irish dishes, drinks and spirits through storytelling which allows us to make the experience even richer for our guests! By celebrating these stories, we not only highlight the history of Irish food but also give visitors a deeper appreciation of the tradition and craftsmanship behind each dish and drink. It’s like connecting the past with the present, especially as you explore Ireland’s emerging food scene. Did you know that Ireland is undergoing a food revolution and a whiskey renaissance? The focus on emerging food trends is also exciting because it shows how Ireland is evolving while still staying true to its culinary roots. It’s great to see how modern Irish chefs and distillers are shaping the future of Irish cuisine and drink, all while staying connected to the country’s cultural heritage. Taste Ireland - it’s about connecting with the heart of Irish food and drink in a way that goes beyond just tasting. By diving into the produce and meeting the locals, you're gaining a deeper understanding of not just what’s on your plate or in your glass, but the stories, traditions, and people behind it all. And of course, "having the craic" is an essential part of any Irish experience! The combination of great food, good company, lively conversation and storytelling is what makes the whole experience so memorable. It's all about immersion—not just in the food, but in the culture, the fun, the spirit and the heart of the place.

United States of America (USA)

Christopher L.

Hi there, my name is Chris, and I bring over 30 years of cycling experience to every tour I lead. My background spans coaching riders of all levels, owning and operating a bicycle shop, and working extensively as a professional bicycle mechanic. I have years of hands-on experience that means I understand not only how to ride, but how to keep riders safe, comfortable, and confident on the road. For the past 21 years, I’ve called this area my home. During that time, I’ve explored its roads, coastlines, vineyards, and hidden back routes countless times on my own bike, simply because I love riding here. As a licensed travel guide, I’ve combined that personal passion with professional training to create thoughtfully designed tours that showcase the very best of this remarkable region. I also maintain strong relationships with local wineries, restaurants, and accommodations, which allows me to offer guests unique, welcoming, and well-curated experiences beyond the ride itself. Whether it’s a quiet tasting room, a memorable meal, or a comfortable place to rest after a day in the saddle, I can help connect you with some of the finest the Central Coast has to offer. This isn’t just a place where I work—it’s my home. Every route I share is one I’ve ridden, refined, and truly enjoyed. My goal is simple: to give you an authentic, unforgettable cycling experience that blends great riding, local flavor, and the natural beauty of the Central Coast. I look forward to sharing the roads I love with you. -Chris

United States of America (USA)

Jacob L.

My name is Jacob, and I've been exploring Colorado since 2007, when I moved here for my first engineering job. Right away, I began hiking the beautiful Rocky Mountain peaks, then climbing the cliffs, and learning to camp in the backcountry, but what I loved the most was exploring on my bicycle. I loved it so much that I eventually quit my job to simply ride my bike as far as I could go. Three years later, I returned to Colorado having pedaled 38,000 miles and circled the earth twice. My route traced from Portugal to China, Alaska to Argentina, then across New Zealand, Australia, and Africa. While I was out there, I learned to exist in nature, to be confident in handling any situation, and to always find beauty in my surroundings. This is the experience I bring to my tours. I pride myself in finding the most scenic places to visit, that both highlights the natural beauty of Colorado, as well as captures the local charm of the people who live here.

United States of America (USA)

Kevin E.

Hello! My name is Kevin. I was born and raised in Texas and have lived in Utah off and on for seven years. I've lived in four countries, including China, Australia, and Hungary, and experienced many other amazing places around the world. I love getting a glimpse into the culture and history of places I visit through their architecture, art, beliefs, and people. Traveling has helped me better understand the value of a great tour guide, something I’ve worked hard to become. I've been blessed (or cursed) with a knack for remembering interesting facts and details. I channel this experience and information into my tours, so that my guests get more than a basic tour. By giving tours, I'm helping people expand their understanding and appreciation of diverse ideas to help make the world a better place. Although a native Texan, my roots go deep in Utah, six generations back, to the pioneers who settled here in the mid-19th century. It is a beautiful and fascinating place. Utah should definitely be on your list of places to visit, not just for its natural wonders but also for its history. Despite being raised on stories of the pioneers, I didn't fall in love with the history, places, and stories of Utah until I lived in downtown Salt Lake City as a young college student. That's when I began to explore the city's streets and neighborhoods, which led to an appreciation of the historic architecture and stories of people who helped make Utah what it is today. And, I began to learn how my own ancestors fit in to the fabric of Utah's story. Utah has changed a lot since my ancestors moved here, growing from frontier settlements founded under the direction of a prophet to a tech hub drawing talent from around the globe to live within easy reach of outdoor recreation. I’d love to share the stories of the people and places that have impacted Utah with you on a tour of Salt Lake City or other nearby attractions. I am a member of the Utah Tour Guide Association, currently serving as president.

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!

Casa D.

Greetings travelers, welcome onboard. I'm a certified young and passionate outdoor enthusiast who had been sponsored and fostered by a kind-hearted Dutch man from the Netherlands. I was still a teenager when I was taken to the capital city, Addis Ababa alongside my little brother to receive a better education. I'm originally from a small town in the omo valley called Keyafer. on that blessed day I was running after other tourists to sell small souvenirs when I was called by an English-speaking local guide from the area standing with my little brother and a tall descent looking white man in In front of a hotel room. At first, I was hesitant but then I slowly approached them. What followed after was an astonishing history. But here I'm, finished high school, went to a vocational training college to earn a diploma. where I attended special courses for tour service, tour guiding, tour operation, and management I then followed it with a Bachelor’s degree at a university to major in the field of Tourism and hotel management. I'm a responsible, caring, and friendly young man who takes his profession seriously and works hard to give his clients a memorable tour service worthy of their money. I also presume having lived with a Westerner smoothens my relationship with my clients and gives me the bragging right of understanding various cultures and backgrounds of my clients.

Natoli G.

Hi, my name is Natoli. I am a tour guide and a driver in Addis Abeba since few years now. I offer various tours highlighting the beautifulness of Addis Ababa and its countryside. The tours combine the best services with the most affordable and tailor-made packages designed to your needs. For more details check out my website !

Abiy W.

My name is Abiy, and I am a passionate tour guide from Ethiopia. Growing up in Lalibela — home to the world-famous rock-hewn churches and centuries-old traditions — I developed a deep love for sharing Ethiopia’s heritage with travelers from around the globe. With many years of experience leading tours, I specialize in journeys that blend history, culture, and everyday life. My local roots and professional training allow me to create authentic experiences that go far beyond sightseeing, helping guests truly connect with Ethiopia and its people. I enjoy meeting visitors from different cultures and believe that travel should be both enjoyable and meaningful. Whether uncovering hidden treasures or exploring Ethiopian traditions, I am committed to making every guest feel welcomed, safe, and inspired. Thanks to my long experience, I will always be there to host you with passion and dedication, ensuring your time in Ethiopia is filled with unforgettable memories and genuine connections. I warmly invite you to join me in discovering the beauty of Ethiopia — together we will create a journey that is not only unforgettable but also deeply meaningful.

Milan P.

Namaste! I am Milan. There is so much to see, feel, taste, explore, learn and understand in our small Himalayan country due to such diversified yet complex social & religious structure. “Once is not enough” is the motto of Tourism in Nepal. Meeting people from around the world and sharing & learning the ideas, knowledge and wisdom is what I liked most about working in tourism. And after working for long time, I still am very curious about so-so many things and always seeking and learning to provide the deeper insights of natural and cultural beauty of Archaic Nepal with proper safety and comfort.

Shafiq ahamad K.

Shafiq ahamad K.

I am an approved English- and French-speaking tourist guide with over 23 years of professional experience. Holding an M.A. in History, I specializes in bringing historical monuments, cultural heritage, and local traditions to life through engaging and informative guided tours. My extensive knowledge, multilingual communication skills, and dedication to providing memorable travel experiences have made me a trusted guide for visitors from around the world.

Darko Š.

Dear travellers, My name is Darko and I was born and raised in Dubrovnik, where I have spent my whole life, so I can say that I am a true Dubrovnik local. Since 2004 I have been working in tourism and as a real outdoor person I can say that being a licensed tourist guide in Dubrovnik County gives me the chance to say that all of these historical sites, landscapes, nature that used to be my playground are my office today !!! If you are interested in exploring my hometown area, it's tradition, history, culture, food, landscapes, off the beaten paths and much more on a completely private tour, created just for you and your travel companions, please feel free to contact me. I will be happy to meet you and show you my hometown area on the way just a true local can... See you in Dubrovnik !!!

Kristina P.

Hello, dear travelers! My name is Kristina and I am a local certified tour guide for Split- Dalmatia county. I have master degree in economy and tourism management. My whole life I've been working in tourism and foreign trade in Croatia and Austria . I really enjoy in meeting new people and their culture. As your local guide , I'll share with you stories about history, everyday life, food and traditions. My tours are mostly in Split and Trogir.

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Muhammad S.

Welcome to the United Arab Emirates, where rich culture meets modern luxury. My name is Muhammad Sajjad, a DTCM Official Licensed Tour Guide with years of experience guiding visitors across the UAE. I offer group and private, personalized, and customized tours in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Sharjah, and other beautiful destinations. I focus on creating comfortable, memorable, and authentic experiences for every guest. My goal is not only to show the famous landmarks, but to help you truly experience the real spirit and culture of the UAE. With an M.Phil. in Finance, I bring strong planning and organization to every tour, ensuring smooth, enjoyable, and well-designed journeys tailored to your interests. From the golden desert dunes and camel rides to the iconic Burj Khalifa, and from traditional Bedouin heritage to Dubai’s modern innovations, every tour is designed with care, flexibility, and attention to detail

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