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Jordan

Jehad S.

Hello and welcome! Experience Jordan Through the Eyes of a Local Guide & Bedouin Storyteller | Private Full-Country Tours. Welcome to Jordan! I’m a licensed local tour guide born and raised among the majestic rose-red cliffs of Petra. While Petra is my heart and home, my passion extends across our entire country—from the vibrant streets of Amman down to the silent, starry deserts of Wadi Rum. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of guiding travelers, photographers, adventurers, and culture seekers from every corner of the globe. My goal is to show you the real Jordan far beyond standard guidebook stops. Where We Can Go Together Across Jordan: * The Historic North: Explore the Greco-Roman wonders of Jerash, the pine forests and medieval fortress of Ajloun, and the bustling energy and cuisine of Amman. * The Sacred & Scenic King's Highway: Discover the ancient mosaics of Madaba, stand where Moses stood at Mount Nebo, and float in the soothing, mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea. * The Majestic South: Unlock hidden trails, secret viewpoints, and ancient legends in Petra, then journey into the dramatic, sun-drenched valleys of Wadi Rum for an unforgettable desert experience. Whether you want an immersive cultural itinerary covering the entire kingdom, a scenic road trip, or an energetic trek through mountain passes, I tailor every step of the journey to your pace, style, and interests. Join me to experience Jordan not just as a traveler, but as a welcomed guest. Let’s make your journey through our country truly unforgettable!

Germany

Philipp S.

Hello, I'm Philipp, A native of Munich with a lifelong connection to this incredible city. As a passionate tour guide and content creator, I specialize in bringing Munich's unique stories and lesser-known gems to life. Growing up here, I’ve cultivated not only an insider’s knowledge of the city’s famous landmarks but also the hidden corners that most visitors miss. Munich’s history spans from its medieval foundations to its complex role in the rise of National Socialism, and I strive to present these chapters with the depth and context they deserve. The city is also a culinary treasure trove, from hearty Bavarian classics to vibrant street food markets that showcase local flavors. And with a rich calendar of seasonal events, like the world-famous Oktoberfest and magical Christmas markets, there’s always something to celebrate. Beyond the main attractions, I enjoy introducing visitors to lesser-known treasures like the Auer Dult, a traditional fair, and Starkbierfest, Munich's “strong beer” festival rooted in Bavarian monastic tradition. Through my videos and tours, I provide a local’s perspective that’s rich with personal anecdotes and connections to the city’s past and present. Whether you’re looking for iconic sights, authentic eats, or a deep dive into Munich’s vibrant, authentic spots, I’m here to show you a side of Munich that you’ll never forget.

Japan

裕治

我是华人，从出生以后一直住在日本。最近我取得了翻译导游的批准，所以给你们介绍一下鲜为人知的好地方跟美食的餐馆等等。(还有随行买土产品)

Japan

Hideo Y.

Hello, I'm HIDEo YOSHIda. Please call me HIDEYOSHI, the same name as the famous shogun who built the Osaka Castle in 1585. I was born in Kobe and worked in Osaka for nearly 40 years. I would like to introduce the Kansai region to you ,including Kobe, Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, and Wakayama. Kobe is one of the two largest ports in Japan, along with Yokohama. After the opening of the Port of Kobe in 1868, foreigners built their residences on the hillside of the Kitano-cho area, overlooking the ocean. Many of the foreign residences are now open to the public as museums, including the Weathercock House, with it's symbol weathercock on the triangle-shaped roof. In Meriken Park, the red Port Tower (the city's landmark), creates a beautiful contrast against the white Kobe Marine Museum. The museum's design was inspired by the waves and sailing ships. When you have a chance to visit Osaka, please join my tour. I'm sure you'll enjoy the interesting and historical, scenic spots. For example, Shin-Sekai is a downtown area with a strange mix of nostalgic atmosphere and contemporary energy. You can try local foods (kushikatsu, sushi, tempura) at a reasonable price. Billiken (a famous statue of the spirit of luck) will be waiting for you!!. Dotombori is a popular street with a lot of flashy signboards. Osaka is widely known as a "Kuidaore-no-machi", or literally "drinking and eating luxuriously to death." Osaka Castle was built by Toyotomi HIDEYOSHI in 1585. Oh, it's my residence, isn't it ! These days "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" area in USJ, or Universal Studios Japan, is also attracting more and more people. I'll be looking forward to seeing you !!

China

Michelle X.

Hi there! I’m Michelle, your local Shenzhen expert. With 20+ years in Shenzhen and a decade of experience in global sourcing, my expertise lies in designing unique city discovery routes and arranging professional business trips. My mission is to create seamless and memorable experiences for both business travelers and curious explorers. Having studied in Austria and traveled to 30+ countries, this background allows me to share local knowledge with an international perspective. Your tour is completely customizable. Whether you are looking for the "coolest" tech innovations, the best shopping spots, or the most soulful local gems, I know exactly where to find them. Just let me know your interests, and we can create a story worth sharing! Beyond guiding, I’m a fan of hiking, photography, and Salsa dancing. My curiosity keeps me energetic, and I love sharing insights into Chinese culture and modern life. I’m sure we will have great conversations and discover the best this city has to offer. Please feel free to reach out to discuss a tailor-made plan and check my availability.

Japan

Toshihiro Y.

Hello. Thank you for your interest in Japan. I am a tour guide living in central Tokyo area. My hobby is travel, taking photos, watching sports, etc. I have visited more than thirty countries on business or vacation. While I was in overseas countries, I encountered a lot of troubles. But many people at my travel destination kindly helped me and I could do what I wanted to do. To do something in return for their kindness, I became a tour guide. As a guide, I have offered tours for more than hundreds of tourists all over the world. Each tourist has the different style of sightseeing. Through experience, I have got better skills to arrange the tour flexibly. Your stay in Japan must be very important moment. I would like to show you unique aspects of Japan. It is possible to create a customized tour for you to meet your requests. Please tell me what kind of sightseeing you would like to enjoy. Feel free to contact me.

Japan

Agustina F.

Hi! My name is Agustina. I’m originally from Argentina, and I’ve been living in Japan for about seven years. I have been working as a tour guide in Tokyo for almost two years, especially in the Asakusa area. During this time, I have guided over 300 walking tours for international visitors, so guiding in Asakusa is something I already do regularly and truly enjoy. In my tours, I like to explain Japanese culture in a clear, friendly, and easy-to-understand way. I focus not only on the history of the places we visit, but also on the meaning behind temples, shrines, traditions, local customs, and everyday life in Japan. I guide in English and Spanish, and I enjoy creating a relaxed experience where guests feel comfortable asking questions. Since my tours are private, I can adapt the pace and explanations to your interests. Whether it is your first time in Tokyo or your first visit to Asakusa, I’ll do my best to make the experience comfortable, interesting, and fun.

Mexico

Jeroen A.

My name is Jeronimo (Jeroen). I'm Mexican and European. I studied economics with a specialization in International Management at Maastricht University, The Netherlands. I have always been fascinated by Latin America. After my studies I worked as a consultant, entrepreneur and commercial director in Belgium, Brazil, The Netherlands, Guatemala, and Argentina. I have been active in humanitarian aid in Third World countries worldwide. I have travelled extensively to Africa, Eastern Europe and Latin America. I have worked as a tour conductor in France, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Belize and Indonesia. Mexico is where I decided to stay twenty years ago. I started off with groups of 20 people with trips of 28 days from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Belize and back to Mexico. After this I switched to trips of 21 days visiting the same countries. After having visited each archaeological site over 60 times, each time with another local guide, I decided to study Mexican History and Archaeology, inspired by some of the local guides who told the tourists that the Mayas landed from Mars in spaceships. I am specialized in Maya culture. Working with people and showing them different cultures is what fascinates me. In 2004, I started off with the big tour companies like TUI and Thomas Cook, who commercialized the trips from 28 days and reduced it to 12 days. I did that for 10 years, after which I went on as a private tour guide/driver for small groups. I offer private day tours and multi day tours to all archaeological sites and nature parks transportation included in English, French, German, Dutch, and Spanish.

Egypt

Rasha A.

I'm Rasha, a licensed tour guide with years of experience in the field, who love to show the beauty of my Country to visitors including my hometown Alexandria and other main cities around Egypt.

Uzbekistan

Avazbek U.

Hi! You are welcome to Samarkand. I'm a guide in this city with 10 years of experience. If you would like I can help you to organize your tour around Samarkand in my comfortable transport. I will try to give all true and interesting info about history, culture and modern life of the city. I can help you in other cities of Uzbekistan. For all the details you can contact me

Japan

Yosshi S.

Thank you for visiting my page. I am passionate about guiding international travelers through Osaka, Nara, and Kyoto—cities that served as Japan’s capitals in succession from the 7th to the 20th centuries. I grew up in Osaka and studied urban and transportation planning in Kyoto. After obtaining a Master of Engineering degree, I worked as a government official for 20 years, striving to balance urban development with the preservation of historical assets under the City Planning Act. Since the 7th century, powerful local clans established a national framework by building new capitals—first in Naniwa (Osaka), followed by Heijo (Nara) and Heian (Kyoto)—and implementing legal codes and administrative systems led by the emperor. These capitals housed the Imperial Palace and government districts. Court nobles built their residences and clans’ temples or shrines adjacent to the imperial palace. After the emperor and court nobles relocated from Kyoto to Tokyo about 150 years ago, the Buddhist monks, Shinto priests, and residents of these three cities have continued to work together to maintain historic structures and preserve the traditional religious rituals associated with them. After retiring from public service, I began working as a freelance guide, sharing these historical assets with travelers from abroad. Since these three cities are all within about one hour of each other by train, I can propose tours customized to your schedule and physical stamina. I look forward to hearing from you.

Cambodia

Oun L.

Jomreab Sue (Hello), lady and gentleman, my name is Oun. I'm an Official Guide and Photographer. I grew up in a small remote village about 13 km away from the Siem Reap center. I have been a guide and photographer since 2017 and have had many years of experience working in the tourism industry. Previously, I was a full-time teacher. I taught younger kids and younger adult learners. Well, I am so passionate about teaching and playing with kids. I always think whenever I get older I will be back to teach again and share my experience with the young generations. My Educational background, I graduated high school in 2013 and continued my bachelor's degree at the University of Southeast Asia in 2014. I graduated from my university in 2018 with a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Langauge). In the meantime, I have completed the Tourist Guide Training Course from the Ministry of Tourism Cambodia. In the present day, I still work in the Tourism Industry as English Speaking Tour Guide and Photographer. My routine hobby, I like fishing, cooking, photography, guiding history, and traveling. Last, my biggest passion is sharing my beautiful Cambodian culture and history with people worldwide. Can't wait to share with you my Siem Reap!! Looking forward to seeing you in Siem Reap!

Japan

Jonathan R.

Hi, my name is Jonathan, Join me and help me craft an incredible experience in my favorite part of the world, Kansai. Join me in an unforgettable experience exploring Kansai with me and my highly modified Mitsubishi Evo 6 'Gokuro San'. I've lived in Japan for 18 years, I know Kansai inside out, and I work in the car export industry in Japan. Join me for my favorite tour, the JDM Experience, and cruise the Kanjo loop with me at night. Or explore the Ikoma 'Drift' Mountains with me for a day trip (this can also be incredible at night!). Also, send me a custom tour request, and I can custom build something for you! We could check out a car auction, head to a Japanese racetrack, or tour the Kyoto or Nara 'drift' mountains. Why not build a combination of both? Send me a message, and we can build an unforgettable experience. I speak fluent Japanese, I can help with translations; I know all the best spots for food and drink. Send me a message; and even if I can't help, I can point you in the right direction. See you on tour!

Thailand

Zarut S.

Hi, I'm Zarut—a licensed Bangkok tour guide, lifelong people-person, and firm believer that the best travel experiences feel less like a guided tour and more like spending the day with a knowledgeable local friend. For over nine years, I've been creating personalized experiences for solo travelers, couples, families, and small groups who want to discover the real Bangkok beyond the typical tourist trail. Whether we're wandering through vibrant local markets, cruising along hidden canals, tasting unforgettable street food, or uncovering the stories behind centuries-old temples, my goal is always the same: to help you experience the city in a way that feels authentic, relaxed, and memorable. I believe the moments people remember most aren't just the famous landmarks—they're the conversations over a cup of Thai coffee, the unexpected hidden alley that leads to a beautiful community, the laughter we share during the day, and those little local discoveries you would never find in a guidebook. Every traveler is different, which is why no two of my tours are exactly alike. I enjoy adapting each experience to your interests, pace, and curiosity, whether you're a passionate foodie, history enthusiast, photographer, or simply someone who wants to experience Bangkok like a local. By the end of the day, my hope is that you won't just leave with great photos—you'll leave with a deeper understanding of Thai culture, plenty of wonderful memories, and perhaps even feel like you've made a new friend in Bangkok. Looking forward to exploring the city soon, Zarut

Morocco

Mohamed S.

WE will travel together through the Time to discover the hidden secret of Fez and its inspiring culture, food, locals lifestyle,artisanal handicraft, and more.... As a tour guide in Fez My experience allowed Me to get the opportunity to be in touch with different cultures and traditions to explore the secrets of each place in one of the oldest cities in the World.

Japan

Tadashi M.

Hello! My name is Tadashi. I was born and raised in Fukuoka and I've lived here all my life. I used to work for a local bank where I was mainly involved in export, import, and foreign exchange, etc. Afterwards I joined a university where I taught international economics and foreign trade for five years. I'm happy to arrange your tour plans according to your requests and help you to write your own unique story with me. If you're coming to Fukuoka for the first time, I recommend Tochoji Temple, Kushida Shrine and Fukuoka Castle Ruins where you can get feel for Japanese culture and history. Thirty minutes away from the center by train is Dazaifu. There you can enjoy a very famous shrine, Dazaifu Tenmangu, known as the home of " the god of literature or calligraphy." and Kyushu National Museum. Fukuoka is also a mecca for shopping and food. If you're coming to Fukuoka again, I recommend that you try local food, for example, Hakata Ramen-noodles in pork broth and locally caught fish. I can also take you to a traditional Japanese shopping arcade, Kawabata Shotengai. If you would like to get out of the city, we could go to Yanagawa, a town of canals, which is a one hour ride from the city center. You can try boat tours enjoying the leisurely view of the historic buildings and try Steamed Eel. Fukuoka travel tip: if you arrive in Fukuoka by JR, make sure to get off at "Hakata Station." Sorry, there's no "Fukuoka Station." on JR lines. Hakata is an old name for Fukuoka and your destination. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Egypt

Aton M.

I'm a local, professional and independent guide speaking French and English. I studied at the Faculty of Tourism. I'm a member of the Egyptian Syndicate of Tourist Guides. I invite you to share the daily life and the passion of the Egyptians, especially the little nuggets unknown to the general public, the small typical addresses of the city as well as the gastronomy of the country to better understand the culture and the traditions of the country. I also offer you a tailor-made trip throughout Egypt according to your desires and your budget.

Japan

Gulay G.

Konnichiwa! I am Gulay, I have been working as a professional guide since 2008, and have received my training at the Department of Tourism Guidance for 4 years. I moved to Spain for one year (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) and worked as a volunteer and mentor in EVS organizations (European Voluntary Service) But then my interest in Japanese culture led me to my current carrier in Kyoto for 3 years. Guiding is my passion, I believe guiding for guests that you never met before from totally different countries is great chance to know people better to improve your skills. As your guide, I will be pleased to share my experience of guiding with you and will do my best to make your holiday a memorable one. I am here to explain the local culture and traditions and give guests other local insights.

Egypt

Bishoy G.

Hello and welcome! I am a licensed tour guide and Egyptologist who loves bringing the history of Egypt to life through easy, interactive storytelling. Whether you are discovering the pyramids for the first time or exploring hidden gems in Old Cairo, my goal is to make every moment unforgettable, safe, and full of insight. I guide in English, German, and Arabic, and I always adapt my tours to the interests, pace, and energy of each guest. From families to solo travelers to history lovers, I enjoy creating warm, fun, and meaningful experiences that connect people with the real spirit of Egypt. If you are looking for a friendly guide who explains history in a clear and enjoyable way—and who cares about your comfort from start to finish—I would be happy to show you my beautiful country.

China

Heidi L.

Hi, everyone. I am Heidi,a licensed China tour-guide and 2nd generation cantonese. My parents took me to Canton. Then I live in Shenzhen for studying, working and creating my own family here.I love this magic seashore city ,which always bring people passions, hopes and endless opportunities. About 40 years ago Shenzhen is only a small fish village and after years developing it becomes a modern and international city where attracts people from different regions and countries to visit and develop. I would like to share my knowledge and insights with you during our tour not only regarding the local history, Human culture,dining Culture, but also economics status, industrial zone, etc. I aim to make your experience not only informative but also engaging and enjoyable. Feel free to ask any questions along the way, and I'll do my best to provide answers and insights. Your curiosity is highly encouraged! Thank you for choosing me as your guide. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Japan

Ivan R.

Hi, I’m Ivan, an independent guide based in Osaka. I help Portuguese-speaking travelers discover Osaka and the Kansai region through personalized tours, exploring on foot and by public transportation. My goal is to make your visit welcoming, comfortable, and memorable. Together, we can explore famous sights, local neighborhoods, and everyday life in Japan, with an itinerary tailored to your interests and pace. I hold the Japanese 国内旅程管理主任者 qualification (Domestic Tour Itinerary Manager), which focuses on coordinating and accompanying tours within Japan. My main guiding language is Portuguese, and I also use English and Japanese for communication. I look forward to welcoming you to Osaka and sharing the charm of Kansai with you!

Armenia

Misak O.

Hi there! I’m Misak, your expert adventure and hiking guide in Armenia. I have over 20 years of experience exploring and navigating the mountains, canyons, and trails of this beautiful country. Beyond my passion for the outdoors, your safety is my absolute top priority. I spent 5 years working professionally as a rescue worker and mountain rescuer (First Responder). This background ensures that you are in the safest possible hands, no matter how remote or challenging the trail is. Whether you want a rugged mountain trek, a scenic hike, or a customized outdoor adventure, I will design a safe, unforgettable, and authentic journey tailored to your fitness level. Let’s explore the breathtaking wilderness of Armenia together!

Japan

Yuta T.

Hello! I’m Yuta from Fukuoka, Japan! I was born and raised in Fukuoka, and through my travels abroad, I realized how special and beautiful Japan really is. That inspired me to share the charm of my country with visitors from all over the world. I’m still learning English, but I will do my very best to make your trip enjoyable, comfortable, and full of great memories. On my tours, I’d love to show you not only the famous tourist attractions, but also local restaurants and hidden spots that many tourists would never find on their own. I enjoy meeting new people and learning about different cultures, so I look forward to sharing a wonderful experience with you and helping you discover the real Japan. See you in Fukuoka!

China

Moon Z.

Hi there! I’m Moon, your go-to Shanghai insider. With a background in tourism management and years of professional guiding, I don't just show you landmarks—I bring them to life. If you want to skip the dry textbook scripts and dive into Shanghai’s hidden histories, fascinating urban legends, and the juicy anecdotes behind the Bund and the French Concession, you’re in the right place! Let’s explore the secrets of this city together, one story at a time. Ready to see Shanghai through a local expert's eyes?

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Tour Guides - page 27

Jehad S.

Philipp S.

裕治

我是华人，从出生以后一直住在日本。最近我取得了翻译导游的批准，所以给你们介绍一下鲜为人知的好地方 跟美食的餐馆等等。(还有随行买土产品)

Hideo Y.

Michelle X.

Toshihiro Y.

Agustina F.

Jeroen A.

Rasha A.

I'm Rasha, a licensed tour guide with years of experience in the field, who love to show the beauty of my Country to visitors including my hometown Alexandria and other main cities around Egypt.

Avazbek U.

Yosshi S.

Oun L.

Jonathan R.

Zarut S.

Mohamed S.

Tadashi M.

Aton M.

Gulay G.

Bishoy G.

Heidi L.

Ivan R.

Misak O.

Yuta T.

Moon Z.

我是华人，从出生以后一直住在日本。最近我取得了翻译导游的批准，所以给你们介绍一下鲜为人知的好地方跟美食的餐馆等等。(还有随行买土产品)