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Tunisia

Noureddine B.

My Name is Noureddine a licensed Tour Guide and I was born and bred in Tunisia My passion in life is history; or understanding why things happened when and where they did and what happened as a result. Whether it's an impressive building I've never seen before or a battlefield I've never previously visited or an event in history I didn't know about, I love finding out more. And I've found that others like hearing about my discoveries. This is the central core of my approach to guiding. I aim to show you sites and explain their history in terms of the events that took place there, why they happened there when they did and the consequences. In my guiding career over 25 years, I have had the pleasure to guide groups from all kind of nationalities and Background to all attractive parts and destinations of my country showing our way of life and culture and let them get involve with them by themselves. I take pride in providing an excellent service to my guests and any visitor of my country. I am here to ensure that you have an enjoyable tour , provide you with all the informations you need , and answer your questions. My objective is to make sure that you enjoy your short visit and to give you a great impression of Tunisia. Looking Forward To Hearing From You Regards

Croatia

Lea B.

Hello! My name is Lea, Split is my hometown and I'm a licensed tour guide for Split-Dalmatia, Dubrovnik-Neretva and Šibenik-Knin county, both in English and Spanish language. I was born in Split, I have been living here for more than 20 years and I'm passionate about sharing its beauty and culture! I got my Master's degree in Marketing, at Faculty of Economics here in Split. Following my university studies, I moved to Barcelona to do an internship before returning back to Split. I have always enjoyed learning languages, travelling and experiencing different cultures. Soon after graduation I have realised that office job doesn't suit me and I started to work as a tour guide, which was the best decision I have ever made! When I'm not tour guiding, I love to learn languages - I can speak English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. Yoga is also one of my passions, I am a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) by International Yoga Alliance. Local gastronomy has always interested me, so I decided to do a course for a wine consultant to get to know more about the rich wine history in Croatia. In my free time, I love long walks with my dog and reading books. I absolutely love my job and cannot wait to share with you all the beauties that the city of Split and the region of Dalmatia have to offer! If you were looking for a private guide to experience the region like a true local - you are right where you should be!

Argentina

Carina L.

Welcome to Buenos Aires, Argentina! I am passionate about my born and raised city, so once i discovered this I decided to study Tourism, reaching the degree in 2005! I have been always a freelance licensed tour guide offering private tours in this marvelous city of Buenos Aires. this is the best and only way to work in a taylor made way according to your wishes and interests. Finally you will exceed your own expectations! I am looking forward to hearing from you for any doubt you have!

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.

Japan

Jolly S.

Hello! I'm Jolly, government-licensed guide with over 10-year experience of guiding foreign guests from around 40 countries. Are you looking for a friendly and knowledgable guide to talk with a lot? Are you interested in history and clues to understand Japanese culture? If you say "yes", why don't you join my tour? Tokyo is a wonderful city having various aspects. With its 400-year history, Tokyo has a lot of traditional spots like splendid Buddhist temples and serene Shinto shrines. You can also find beautiful traditional Japanese gardens. On the other hand, Tokyo never stops changing. Every year new spots emerge and trend-conscious people enjoy visiting sophisticated shopping districts. Various types of amusement are available from digital art museums to cat cafes. And another very important point is Tokyo is full of delicious food! I love Tokyo and I'd be happy if I could help to make your stay in Tokyo more enjoyable. I'll take you various spots including both traditional and modern ones according to your requests. I really like to talk with my guests about various topics like Japanese culture, religions, history, art, food, everyday life of Japanese etc... I'm looking forward to seeing and guiding YOU soon!

Japan

Kazu K.

Hi! 大家好! 我是國家認證中文翻譯導遊,KaZu! 是否想從旅遊中抽出一天,添加特別的經驗!! 來,讓我為您策畫一下! 尋覓日本200年前的懷舊風景到神社、寺廟感受神聖氣息到日本傳統庭園走一走體驗日本的傳統工藝接觸日本次文化等等・・・我們一起來吧!

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

Masami M.

Hello.I'm Masami! I work as a freelance translator and usually work in my room, but I would like to offer my assistance as an interpreter to foreigners who visit my beautiful home town Naruto, so I got National Guide Certificate. Naruto is very famous for the whirlpools which can be observed from ships, or from the Naruto Bridge spanning the Naruto Strait.And the Naruto Park also has a number of sightseeing points to enjoy. One of them is Otsuka Museum of Art. This museum reproduced masterpaintings in Western Art on ceramic boards in the identical sizes of the originals and Its collection consists more than 1000. In addition, Naruto is home to the first and second pilgrimage sites of the Shikoku Eighty-Eight Temple Pilgrimage. In the surrounding areas, there are breweries that produce sake and soy sauce using traditional methods. Would you like to enjoy Naruto with me? I look forward to your visit. Hola. ¡Soy Masami! Trabajo como traductora autónoma y suelo trabajar en mi habitación, pero me gustaría ofrecer mi ayuda como intérprete a los extranjeros que visitan mi hermosa ciudad natal, Naruto, por lo que obtuve el Certificado de Guía Nacional.Naruto es muy famosa por los remolinos que se pueden observar desde los barcos, o desde el puente de Naruto que cruza el estrecho de Naruto.Y el Parque de Naruto también tiene varios puntos de interés turístico para disfrutar. Uno de ellos es el Museo de Arte Otsuka. Este museo reproduce pinturas maestras del arte occidental en tableros de cerámica en tamaños idénticos a los originales y su colección consta de más de 1000. Además, Naruto alberga el primer y segundo lugares de peregrinación del Templo de los Ochenta y Ocho de Shikoku. En los alrededores hay cervecerías que producen sake y salsa de soja siguiendo métodos tradicionales. ¿Te gustaría disfrutar de Naruto conmigo? Espero tu visita.

Japan

Eddy M.

Hello. My name is Eiichi and my nick name is Eddy. So, please call me Eddy because Eiichi is difficult for visitors to pronounce. I am a licensed guide interpreter certified by Japanese government. I was born and live in Chiba prefecture, which is next to Tokyo and I have worked in Tokyo for more than 20 years. So, I know Chiba and Tokyo very well. My hobby is ceramic art, golf, and Zen meditation, and I like traveling and reading history books. Based on these experience and knowledge, I will introduce Japanese culture and history. I used to work as an engineer for one of major electronic manufacturers which exports communication systems and components to overseas. Through the job, I visited many countries including New Zealand where I fortunately stayed for four years with my family. I have found it fun to communicate with people in other countries. So, after my recent retirement, I started to work as a licensed guide interpreter. I’m looking forward to meeting visitors who are interested in Japanese beautiful nature, unique culture, variety of foods or history.

Japan

Yoshiyuki Y.

I was born and raised in Hiroshima, and I have been guiding visitors for more than ten years. For the past three years, I have been a professional guide, and I have conducted over 200 paid tours. My specialties are guiding visitors around the Peace Memorial Museum, the Peace Park, and Miyajima Island. I also enjoy introducing people to Saijo, which is famous for its sake breweries. Thanks to my long experience, I am able not only to explain the exhibits and monuments, but also to share the deeper stories behind them. Many of my guests have told me they especially appreciated this. As a second-generation atomic bomb survivor, I feel a strong responsibility to pass on the stories of Hiroshima to people from around the world. At the same time, I want my guests to enjoy the beauty and hospitality of this city. I look forward to guiding you and creating memorable experiences together. Thank you very much

Portugal

Joao D.

Discover Portugal Like Never Before With over 30 years of off-road driving experience, I’ve explored every hidden gem Portugal has to offer, far beyond the usual tourist routes. Along the way, I’ve built lasting friendships and immersed myself in the rich culture and history of this incredible country. Inspired by these connections, I began organizing unforgettable tours and journeys for curious travellers. Our passionate team, I (John), Rodrigo, Maia, Vasco, and Ricardo, knows every corner of Portugal. We pour our heart and soul into each adventure, ensuring every guest experiences the true spirit of Portugal. Our private tours are designed to take you beyond the destination, away from the crowds, and into the authentic heart of the country. For over a decade, we’ve been crafting personalized journeys that reveal Portugal’s best-kept secrets. Join us for an experience that goes far beyond sightseeing, discover the stories, flavours, and landscapes that make Portugal truly unforgettable.

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.

Thailand

Chatthabhol J.

Hello and welcome! My name is Petch, and I am a licensed English-speaking tour guide based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. With years of experience exploring the beauty of Northern Thailand, I offer private and personalized tours across Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and beyond. Whether you're looking for cultural experiences, nature adventures, or hidden local spots, I’m here to help you discover the best of Thailand with comfort, fun, and local insights.

Japan

Kent I.

Hello! I'm Kent. I'm a master of Tea Ceremony and Ikebana, as well as a software developer. With over 10 years of experience, I've assisted with tea ceremonies at Zen temples and participated in Ikebana exhibitions for tourists, gaining deep insights into Japanese culture. While I studied these cultural traditions privately, I majored in engineering and earned a degree in the field from Kyoto University. My days in Kyoto has made me familier with local lives and cultural activities. After graduating, I worked in robot software development, collaborating remotely with colleagues in Michigan and engaging with clients and sales teams in Germany, India, and China. Their strong interest in Japanese culture and my background deepened my appreciation for Japan’s heritage, inspiring me to guide tours and practice cultural activities. I currently live in Shinjuku, Tokyo, with my wife, enjoying life here. I’ve joined a robot startup and am working flexibly while continuing to guide tours. My aim is to share the rich history and culture of Japan through my tours and offer creative, immersive experiences.

Japan

Mughal F.

Hello nice to meet you hope you are having a good day my name is Mughal. I am Pakistani but living in Japan for the last 7 years I am not a tour guide but I know many places in my city and also other cities that are close to mine I just want to help other the have a good experience while they visit Japan

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.

Argentina

Paola D.

After being a professional as an Accountant for some years, I decided to change my life and follow my passion: Buenos Aires. I've been a tour guide since 2011. I'm passionate about showing every corner of my city and passing on everything I know about it. I was also, for some years, guided touring professor at San Martín National University. I am studying a master's degree in world history, and I have a Diploma in Buenos Aires History and Argentinian Culture. I really love Buenos Aires and I hope you do so…. I love art, history and photos. . . I'd like to share all of this with you. I also have a car (Volkswagen Suran) so If you want we can move around in it. I'm flexible and all my tours can be customized according to your own interest.

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.

Japan

Tetsuo (pancho) H.

Hi, I'm Tetsuo. I'm a certified local licensed English tour guide in Hiroshima, Japan. I was born and bred in Hiroshima and would like to share my lovely hometown to guests from all over the world. My guiding feature is "flexible tour" that I can handle and follow what guests are interested in / would like to see more to make guests' experience fully memorable. Looking for a booking from you and see you there!

Japan

Tatsuhiro N.

It took me some 20 years to be qualified for this job and I feel honored for being able to help tourists from abroad understand our nation and culture. Japan is a beautiful country with a long history, tradition and rich cultural heritages, having various features in each of the four distinct seasons. Although there are now many visitors from abroad, mainly from Asian countries, they are mostly interested in shopping taking advantage of cheaper yen rather than understanding our people and culture. Kyoto and Nara are the two cities best known by foreign tourists, but not all the aspects of Japanese culture are concentrated there. If you visit the countryside other than these two cities, you will never fail to see the beautiful natural surroundings and people who will warmly welcome you. I wish to work as the bridge between Japanese people and tourists from all over the world.

Japan

Yukiko K.

My name is Yukiko . I have a national license for a tour guide in English. I live in Tokyo on weekdays and go back to my house in Kamakura on weekend. I like both cities. Tokyo is one of the most exciting cities in the world. Kamakura is a traditional city with history and nature. I like communicating with people. My family and I had homestay students from all over the world and my children call me "mother of the world." I like learning foreign languages. I speak a little German and I learned a little Italian last year. I also have a license for teaching Japanese to foreigners as a second language. It would be a great pleasure for me to make your trip to Japan more valuable and impressive through my explanation of Japanese culture and history, I am looking forward to seeing you.

South Korea

Jae ha L.

Hi, I’m Jay, your local host in Seoul! This is a city that never fails to amaze me with its energy and beauty. From the breathtaking sunsets over the Hangang River to the vibrant streets buzzing with life, this city is full of charm and surprises. One of my favorite things to do is take in the stunning skyline from Namsan Tower – it’s a view that truly captures the spirit of Seoul. I have a deep appreciation for Seoul’s rich history and culture, and I love exploring its historic palaces, bustling local markets, and the newest hot spots around town. Whether we’re wandering through ancient landmarks or discovering trendy neighborhoods, I’ll share insights that connect Seoul’s past to its dynamic present. I’m here to make your visit fun, engaging, and memorable. Let’s explore the heart of Seoul together and uncover the city’s many stories!

Japan

Carol N.

Having living in Japan over 30 years, love the rich and diversity of the culture, the seasons and the people here! I can speak fluent Japanese, Cantonese and English. I have worked as an interpreter for some corporate companies here, including film and airlines industry. It would be a good opportunity to make use of my language skills and living experiences here. Hopefully to contribute to a fun, fulfilling and unforgettable travel experience for you all!

Japan

Asad J.

Hi! I’m a passionate traveler and photography enthusiast, eager to show you the best of every destination. From nature and heritage to city life, mountains, festivals, and local cuisines, I’ll help you discover it all. I speak English, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, Pashto, and basic Japanese, so we can connect easily. Contact me for a tailored tour, and let’s explore together to create unforgettable memories!

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