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Adriana K.

Hello and welcome! We are Adriana, Ana and Vilma. We have been tour guides for 27 years and we like to show the soul of the places we guide. The identity of the city is created by those who inhabit it, their customs, their idiosyncrasies, their art, their history and their present. We are interested in creating a true cultural exchange, making known the different realities of the inhabitants of Argentina. Through the highlights of the city we will take you to know the history of the Queen of the De La Plata River, and we will also make you discover those other places hidden from the tourist's eye to delve into the identity of Buenos Aires.

Andrew T.

I am a passionate biophiliac since I was a child. I am a specialist nature guide and educator since 1994 to the present, based in Singapore. My place of work is in the amazing bio-diversed rainforest, mangrove and coastal forests of my tropical island home of Singapore. I look forward to showing our unique wildlife and ecosystems to you!

Lena K.

My passion in guiding comes from my love in traveling over 30 cities and living in 7 cities in Europe and Asia, meeting different people. I am both trained by professional Singapore Tourism Board and heritage associations. I believe one the best ways to know something intimate about a place is to be with a local. I promise to give you a 5 -senses tour experience of taste, smell, touch, sight and hearing and share secrets and folktales that only a native knows. And I am indeed a mini Singapore as my family is of Malay- Chinese-Indian and European heritage so I live and breathe all 4 races.

Jacqueline H.

Hi, I'm Jacqueline, may call me "Jac" in short, given a nickname Sister Haha. Why this nickname, will let you know when you "book" me. I loves to meet new friends, not only able to befriend friends throughout the world. At the same time, I loves to share what I know about Singapore, a beautiful small island to all of you so that you will get to know Singapore more. Handling different types of tour such as Educational school learning journey, MICE, Private, Disposal and group Tour, let me get to know all different levels of people, that after each tour I led, we became closer, more as a friend rather than Hi-Bye contact. So why wait, looking forward to meet you. Hear from you ya

Chua A.

Hi! My surname is Chua, please call me "Alvin". I’m a certified Tourist Guide in Singapore. I’m physically active, love to travel, explore interesting places, eating, shopping and wellness exercise. I’m born and live here. I have witnessed Singapore developed from a “Kampong” (village) to a beautiful Garden City. I will show and share the Singapore “Then and Now” along the journey. Before being a tourist guide, I was a Sales Manager in FMCG industry for 20 years. Hence, I enjoy meeting people and I’m familiar with retail market and entertainment hot spots. You are our VIP, and your happiness is our top priority. Your safety will also be ensured throughout the journey.

Hitomi A.

Hello! I’m Hitomi. I was born and raised in Kagoshima. After graduating from the college, I mostly lived in Tokyo and came back to my hometown 10 years ago. I love communicating with people and sharing each other’s culture and history. As I used to work for an airline company, I could travel to many foreign countries with lots of joy experiencing their unique cultures. Now, I want to help visitors from abroad enjoy Japanese unique culture, history, nature.

Alessio P.

I am a certified Italian Mtb CycleGuide. I live in Rome and I speak 3 languages: English, Italian, Spanish. I started this work more than 5 years ago and I am happy to tell fascinating stories about the beauties of Rome. Discovering hidden, not overcrowded, mysterious and historical places in Rome is one of the things I am passionate about doing.

Tomoya H.

Your Expert Trekking Partner in Japan – From Mt. Fuji to Hidden Local Trails Searching for a trekking guide who knows Japan’s terrain inside out? Look no further! Born in Osaka and raised by nature-loving parents, my passion for the outdoors began early with a youth spent hiking, fishing, camping, and skiing. As a JMGA-certified Trekking Guide (Stage II), I have led diverse groups across Japan—from the rugged peaks of the North to the lush trails of the South—and even on international routes. When I’m not guiding professionally, you’ll find me on my "home turf," the Rokko Mountains, where I explore the trails daily. Whether you're looking for an iconic ascent of Mt. Fuji or a spiritual journey along the Kumano Kodo (Nakahechi & Kohechi), I ensure a safe, seamless, and deeply enriching experience. Custom tours are always welcome. Let’s hit the trail together!

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…

Manish S.

Hello everyone, my name is Manish and I am a passionate tour guide. I have been working in tourism since 2013 and have experience as a guide in old city heritage and local market walking tours, historical tours, village life experiences. I do provide the customized tours as well according to the interest and comfort of the guests.

Luis D.

We are a company located in the Metropolitan Area of Seville that was born from the interest of its owner to know and preserve the natural and cultural heritage that surrounds us, which in the case of Andalusia is very broad and diverse. And from there, why not, contribute to sharing this knowledge with the people who visit us and those who, even living here, have not had the opportunity to discover many of our favorite corners.

Christiane A.

I am a licensed Tour guide of Florence since 2007 and have been showing the amazing sights to visitors from all over the world with humor and enthusiasm. The guests discover the secrets of Florence with me that only an insider can know and they will enjoy the experience of stories, food, art, culture, and flavor of this unique and exciting city – Florence. I love the opportunity to create my personal private customized tours just for you

Snezhanka K.

I' m professional tours guide for Bulgaria. I'm able to perform guiding for all over Bulgaria. City and towns like Sofia, Plovdiv, Veliko Tarnovo and ect.

Donna C.

Welcome to Taiwan! My name is Donna, your local guide. I was born and raised here, and with over ten years of guiding experience, I’ll show you the best of Formosa—from a true local’s point of view.

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?

Gokul S.

A bachelor in Tourism Management, I speak fluent English, Japanese, and Spanish. By guiding tourists throughout the Himalayan Region and the vibrant cities in Nepal, I have gained vast knowledge about the culture, language of the lifestyle of the local people. I promise to guide you best for any monuments and cities.

United States of America (USA)

Albert J.

I have been providing NYC tours for 14 years and LOVE it. I love introducing the city to new tourists and giving return tourists new experiences. Clients should come away from a tour having learned a few facts, having eaten good food, having had some laughter and... experienced the "Wow!" factor. That is an experience/story that blows them away. As a professional guide and performing artist, actor and educator, I can provide this experience. So join me as I show you hightlights of what the Big Apple is most famous for and for a personal journey in seeing how NYC connects to you in ways you would not have imagined!

Mee T.

Hi all travellers, nice to know you here and hope we can meet in Barcelona. My name is My (you can call me Mee). I am from Vietnam and I have been living in Barcelona for 5 years. Although I am not a Spanish/Catalan guide, I have a different view about Barcelona & Spain, being an Asian/Vietnamese girl who has been working and travelling all around Spain. Nowadays, there are a lot of Digital nomads who would like to combine working and travelling at the same time. I can say that I am one of them. I have experience in living abroad (Vietnam, Spain & Portugal) and going through all the process of relocation to Barcelona so that I can share with you if you are interested in moving to Barcelona. Furthermore, I speak Vietnamese, English and Spanish fluently. I also speak a bit of Portuguese, and Catalan. So if you love learning languages, we will be great partners. Last but not least, I can cook some Vietnamese-Spanish mixed food at home and offer you lunch during my tour (for reservation of at least 5-hour tour) What are you expecting more? Let me know.

United States of America (USA)

Dave G.

I am a New York City tour guide and have been doing bus tours for 14 years and walking tours for eight. I can easily do a standard tour on, say, Central Park, Greenwich Village, or the World Trade Center but I offer a general tour with many popular places in New York. I also have my own niche tour of "Titanic Sites in New York City". I like tour-guiding in the city because I am also a tourist and I like to feel the vicarious thrill of visitors. Being a tour-guide AND a tourist, I have traveled to Nova Scotia, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Anchorage, Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Washington DC, London, Liverpool, Belfast, Bangkok, Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Fukuoka, Yokohama, Nara, Shizuoka, Hiroshima, Miyajima Island, Mt. Kosaya, Mt. Fuji and many other places.

Eliza B.

Hello, My name is Elizabeth, I am a national tour guide in Ecuador, I am showing my beautiful country to our visitors around 10 years, I love to share information about my city and my country and show the different and beautiful places that we have in this small paradise. I love to know people from other places and cultures, to interchange points of view, life style, etc., It would be my pleasure to be part of this team, because I am sure that I can give excellent tours to your clients and promote tourism in Ecuador by giving great experiences to our visitors.

Shogo K.

Hi! I'm Shogo, National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter in English. "Shogo"? Looks a little bit hard to pronounce. So if you are interested in Samurai or Busho, call me "Shogun". (rather humble and hen-pecked at home, though.:) Just a little bit information about myself. I was born and grew up in Himeji, about 50km west of Kobe. When a child I quite often visited world-famous Himeji Castle. So it's like "MY castle." As a student, I lived in Kyoto for four years. I'm a father of three, and have lived in Kobe with my family for over 30 years. So I'm quite familiar with various tourist spots/attractions in Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Himeji, Kobe and the like, all in western Japan. Also I've lived in Lawrence, Kansas, for two years in my 20s as a Jayhawk. Great old memory!:) Here are some of my specialties. First, I can show you around popular historical sites and relics in Kyoto, Nara, Osaka and Himeji. You'll surely feel the depth of Japanese culture by visiting these places. Second, I can offer you special tours of fancy sake breweries in Kobe, Nara and Kyoto. Third, I also guide you around Hiroshima, including magnificent Itsukushima Shrine. My goal/dream as guide interpreter is to help you explore and understand Japan and its culture with warm hospitality or Omotenashi. So please reach out to me any time, 24/7. For your super memorable trip, "Always with YOU" Shogo!:)

Richard 'hawk' H.

Richard 'hawk' H.

I have been an Interpretive Tour Guide for over 20 years. I landed in Japan with the United States Air Force in 1983 and have been learning, tasting and enjoying Japanese food all this time! Woohhoooo!! As an ex-Executive Assistant Food and Beverage Manager/Director, I know food, most of all Japanese food, and I want to show you how fun and incredible it is! I promise your time with me will be fruitful, (get the pun?) making some amazing memories along the way. I used to do daytime cultural tours until the pandemic left us out in the cold for three years so I had to switch over and do something else in which now I run a food tent and a food truck, making delicious smash burgers and tacos. Even though I was number one on a renowned travel platform for a while, I have selected to only do evening food and sake tours now. I also run a children's food bag program three days a week that we started about a year and a half ago. So if you would like me to take you around, I will still give you cultural and historical information, feed you amazing food and create some great memories for you to take home.

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.

Lisa W.

Hi everyone! My name is Lisa. Thank you very much for checking out my profile. I am originally from Osaka, Japan, and completed my Bachelor’s Degree from Kyoto Prefecture University in architecture. During my stay in Kyoto I volunteered as a tour guide for foreign visitors. After graduation I moved to Tokyo and worked in the marketing and promotions field. On weekends I continued to work as a tour guide volunteer in Tokyo. I have also studied at the University of California, Irvine and worked for a tech company in Anaheim California. It was great oppotuniay for me to see Japan from foreigner's perspective. My happiness for meeting new people and learning my own culture through guiding foreign visitors kept increasing and that made me decide to become a professional tour guide. I offer tailor-made tours for individuals or groups. I have met a lot of wonderful people through tour guiding and look forward to the many more friends I will make. My strength is the stock of Japan's historical and architectural knowledge, which I believe makes your Japan experience fun and interesting especially when you are visiting Japan's old capitals. During my tour I will share with you historical contents of places or structures you are visiting so that you can understand the reason why you meet present Japan. I have friendly and mindful nature which will make your Japan experience greater! Please feel free to message me if you have any question about your Japan trip! Hope to see you soon in my tour. Best, Lisa

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