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Liz D.

Hi, I’m Liz . I had been in the turism industry for 15 years and I really enjoy to welcome new visitors to my country. I will show you my country as a local then you can have the real taste of Ecuador.

Gregory R.

Being a native from Villefranche-sur-Mer, located between Nice and Monaco and facing the world-famous Cap Ferrat, I grew up in the heart of the French Riviera. I loved going to see the festivities of the Nice Carnaval in February like the Menton lemon festival, the Monaco palace with its guards and its Cousteau Oceanic museum, the luxury cars of Monte-Carlo were something special for me because my father was a professional sports car mechanic who participated in the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix for more than 10 years. We were also lucky in May to enjoy the Cannes Film Festival and meet film actors and actresses or French televisions celebrities walking on the Boulevard de La Croisette. Every time I mention my first job outside of Nice, outside of France, I always have the same answer full of surprises " how did you end up in Idaho...?" Well, back in Feb. 2002, during the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, I had the great opportunity to work for two years at the famous Sun Valley Ski Resort as a restaurant and banquet manager. I enjoyed every opportunity to visit most of the West Side and have fond memories of it because it was so different from my hometown French Riviera and also another exclusive, "rich and famous" place to experience. Back in Nice, back in school to be certified as a licensed lecturer-guide, i now take every opportunity to show my clients my area as a local and make sure they feel at home, throughout their stay. For 18 years I am specialized in providing private tours on the French Riviera & in Provence, which means that all my tours can be tailor-made at your convenience, from the great classic for first-time visitors to unique experiences, including adapted for children, my programs can also be customized as multi-day tours so that you to enjoy, discover and understand South of France today and yesterday, its history, its heritage and monuments, its gastronomy and its art of living. Looking forward to meeting you soon…

Yoko T.

I am a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter. Born in Sasebo Nagasaki Prefecture, I live in Fukuoka city now. I cultivated the spirit of hospitality during my career at hotels in Asian countries, including Malaysia, Maldives, and Thailand, and at a hotel in Australia. After returning to Japan, I engaged in inbound tourism introducing great sites, Japanese culture, and Japanese food. I confidently show around historical sites and urbanized areas and introduce delicious food in Fukuoka and Kyushu. I guide you to beautiful places according to your plans. I like traveling at home and abroad, watching movies, sports, and comedies. I also love music and often go to live concerts. Therefore, I can share a wide range of topics. I am looking forward to seeing you and will help you make memories.

Johanne A.

I am an accredited Quebec tourist guide since 1997. I'm a Native of Quebec and a teacher by training. I have been working in the tourism industry for over 25 years. I worked for several years for the cruise industry. One of my main tasks was to develop unique tours offered primarily to cruise ship passengers but also to individual tourists and groups during their visit to our beautiful city, unique in North America. I offer a unique, personalized and bilingual (French/English) guide service on board (step-on guide) or on foot . I am dynamic, attentive and passionate about travel, history, architecture and culture. My first goal is to make sure that you will have an unique experience during your stay in Quebec City.

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.

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.

Az-eddine B.

I was born and raised in Marrakech. I invite you to discover Marrakech and other cities of the Morocco during guided tours.Passionate about heritage,I guide your steps in the city and help you to look at it,understand it and love it.In neighborhoods,as in monuments and museums, I am keen to offer you original routes,to show you these places from unusual angles.My visits are aimed at both individuals & groups. I hold a BTS in Hospitality and Tourist Animation from the Higher Institute of Tourism and Hospitality, and since 2001 that I work in the tourism sector where I was able to hold several positions.

Minako M.

I am a licensed tour guide in Akita. I'm on a mission to unveil the enchanting allure of Akita Prefecture to the world. Nestled away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Kyoto, Akita Prefecture boasts a traditional Japanese landscape that's as unique as it is captivating. My passion lies in ensuring that every visitor, no matter where they're from, experiences the richness of Akita's nature and culture.

Harumi S.

Koto performer based in Kyoto. Japanese traditional wooden house "Soushunan" Owner. Soushunan is a 110yeas old wooden house, near Nijo castle.You can try Koto(Japanese harp) lesson here.

Hiroyuki H.

I'm Hiroyuki. I was born in Osaka, central city in western Japan, and when I was college student, lived in Kyoto, previous capital of Japan, and now live in Tokyo, current capital. I have worked for a global company for about 30 years. Working with international members gave me the opportunity to communicate with people with different cultures, and sometimes the opportunity to guide the spots of interest to them. I found it interesting to show Japanese interesting spots to the guests, such as the wonderful things, strange things, mysterious things, marvelous things. For the past few years, I tried to improve ability to communicate with people from abroad. Recently, Japanese history intrigued me. I’m really into finding historical places, local favorites, and unique systems in Japan. In the tour pages, I am introducing tours in Tokyo and tours in Kyoto and Osaka. I include the orthodox sightseeing places. However, you could also specify some unique local places. Information about local spots and local foods such as Ramen, Udon would be interesting to you. Please contact me and let’s talk about your itinerary specially made to order. I’m looking forward to hearing from you and to seeing you in Japan.

Ryuichiro M.

I am Ryuichiro, a 27-year-old who was born in Tokyo. For the past 12 years, I've been living in Kyoto, having moved there after high school. My university years saw me studying abroad at National University of Singapore, enriching my perspective of the world. I've served as a guide throughout my college years, volunteering for four years and assisting over 30 groups of tourists. My extensive overseas experiences enable me to empathize with travelers, helping to alleviate their concerns and ensuring they create delightful memories. I hope to have the opportunity to assist you on your journey. See you soon.

Sayed A.

I am a Tour guide in Cairo since 1994 I am guiding tours in 4 different languages En.Nl.De.He Experience with each inch in Cairo and Giza and Saqqara

Megumi Y.

Hi, my name is Megumi. I have traveled around all over Japan while pandemic via working remotely and I decided to move to Fukui where I fell in love. I will share with you the best part of Fukui!

Go E.

Hello.My name is Go ,a national certified guide-interpreter. I live in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. Iwaki, about 180 km northeast of Tokyo, is a seaside city blessed with the mild climate and the gateway to the Tohoku district. My favorite things are gardening and listening jazz and fusion. I am a big fan of Hirotaka Izumi, a proficient pianist. I had lived in Auckland,NZ for a year and a half. As a local,I will show great sights of Ibaraki and Fukushima to visitors with sincerity.

Maricel E.

Hello, my name is Maricel. I'm from the Philippines and I've been living in Kyoto Japan for 17 years now. I am an experienced Kyoto tour guide with a deep passion for showcasing the city’s rich cultural heritage and history and landmarks. I am dedicated to providing engaging and informative guided tours tailored to the interests and preferences of each visitor. Committed to creating unforgettable experiences that capture the essence of Kyoto’s tranquility and beauty, I am looking forward to guiding you while you are here.

Roy K.

I am Roy, who had been stationed in the United States for 11 years and experienced the business trips to more than 40 countries all over the world. My home town Nagoya has many amazing places to visit such as Atsuta shrine, Nagoya castle and Osu Kannon temples in the large shopping district. I will let you have unforgettable time in Nagoya area as a Government Licensed Guide Interpreter. I look forward to showing you around and talking about Japanese old and new culture and history.

Harris G.

Hi, my name is Harris. I grew up, went to school and graduated in Shanghai. I have a family of four from whom, perhaps including myself :-), I have always learned things about life and world. I know a bit about China and Chinese, meanwhile appreciate western culture, also with considerable respect to cultures over the world. I enjoy speaking English. I like to meet people, listen to their stories, exchange ideas and share moments with them. Here in Shanghai, Harris abides for an opportunity to meet you, show you, share with you a lively slice of the world here.

Michiko S.

Hello! How are you? My name is Michiko. I’m a local tour guide here in Miyagi. I was born and raised along the Miyagi coast. I take immense pride in sharing my prefecture's culture, cuisine, and natural beauty with you. People say I'm outgoing, approachable and flexible. I have canoeing instructor license, boat license and driver's license too. As a teenager, I studied abroad for a year. This experience sparked my curiosity and love for global cultures, inspiring me to travel to various countries, and broaden my perspectives. It will be my pleasure to guide you through my region. I hope you find the experience, enjoyable, and enriching. please feel free to ask if you have any questions, or need any assistance. I look forward to sharing this beautiful region. Hope we have enjoyable time together!

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Sylvie D.

My journey to becoming a tour guide is rooted in a lifelong passion for culture, creativity, and connection. I’ve always been drawn to the richness of human expression—through travel, music, art, and fashion—and how these elements reveal the true spirit of a place. Over time, I realized that what moved me most wasn’t just seeing new places, but feeling them: understanding their rhythm, their stories, and their soul. New York City has long held a special place in my heart. Its energy, diversity, and layered history constantly inspire me. Becoming a tour guide felt like a natural step—a way to share that inspiration with others. For me, guiding is not just about pointing out sights. It’s about offering an experience that awakens curiosity, fosters understanding, and helps people connect with a place on a deeper level. This work allows me to combine everything I love—storytelling, cultural exchange, personal connection—and turn each tour into a moment of discovery for both the traveler and myself.

Yuki K.

In 2025, it's the 3rd year as a private tour guide. I speak English and German a little. My hobbies are knitting, handicrafts of earrings and keychains, writing & reading novels in Japanese, and searching for good cafes. Next year, I'm about starting to garden for vegetables and harbs. The main place of a tour is Nagasaki city, including the war hisotory spots. I'd like to guide you to the cities of Sasebo, Saikai, and Unzen, too, if you hope. But I don't have a driving lisence, so transport while your tour is necessary. I'm good at a family tour for your young kids, too. I like kids, so I'd like to suggest some ideas for their playing in the Nagasaki prefecture.

Aurélie M.

Bonjour, food enthusiasts! There's no better way to explore a country and its culture than through its food, don't you agree? With a deep passion for cooking and gastronomy, I have been crafting unique private food tours for the past 17 years. My tours are not just about tasting exquisite French cuisine; they are about experiencing an authentic slice of French life. I specialize in guiding food lovers through the vibrant markets and high-quality specialty shops in Paris. I have decided to also expand in the French Basque Country and create more food memories exploring Biarritz, Bayonne or Saint Jean de Luz. I now share my time between Paris & the South West of France. For me, traveling is all about exchanging stories, discovering new people, and immersing oneself in local tales. Through my food tours, I aim to share the essence of the French "art de vivre" with every visitor.

Eri M.

I have professionally guided people for the past 10 years, and I love connecting travelers to the local culture and its people. I'll be your language as well as cultural interpreter, and take your travel to deeper level. I love Beautiful Nagano! I'll take you to famous spots as well as only-locals-know spots so that you can experience local culture behind the closed door. My people said the day with me were the highlights of their time in Japan. You'll feel welcomed and inspired!

Damian P.

Hi ! How are you? I have a degree in Demography and Tourism, as well as ample experience in the tourism and hospitality industry (for example, with Kempinski Hotels and Abasto Plaza Buenos Aires). I’ve spent years sharing my knowledge on group and private tours in both English and Portuguese. I’m licensed by the Province of Mendoza as a tour guide.

Agnes K.

My name's Agnes. I'm a tourist guide who works in Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria and I have been on the job since 2015. In West Africa and especially in Ghana, you need to be vast and knowledgeable about your communities and environment to be able to guide and show people around, which is what i love doing. I graduated from University of Ghana with bachelors in geography and resource development. My passion has always been history, travels/tours and art, not only theoretically but also practically. My spoken English is excellent as it is the official language in my country Ghana. In 2017 I worked professionally as guide with “Shai Hills Resource Reserve”. In my job I love to transfer to my guest for my love of art, the history and the traditions of my country Ghana so that they can really feel it as a true Ghanaian feels it. I learned the importance of customer service; something that is very essential in the course of this job. I'm looking forward to meeting you In West Africa and showing you around.

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