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1. The Pros and Cons of Becoming a Tour Guide (The Balance) 2. How to Become a Tour Guide (Thrillist) 3. The Best Tour Guides Around the World (National Geographic) 4. How to Make Money as a Tour Guide (The Muse) 5. 5 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Tour Guide (G Adventures) 6. 10 Tips for Tour Guides to Make Their Tours Memorable (Travel and Leisure) 7. 10 Reasons to Become a Tour Guide (The Culture Trip) 8. Tour Guide Training – What You Need to Know (Tour Guide Academy) 9. Tour Guide Video: How to Become a Tour Guide (Travel and Adventure) 10. Tour Guide Interview: What It’s Like to Be a Tour Guide (Travel and Adventure)
Natural disasters can happen anywhere, and Japan is especially prone to them, with earthquakes, typhoons, tsunamis, heavy rains, and volcanic eruptions occurring frequently. When traveling in Japan, it's crucial to be prepared for these situations. One dependable resource in such times is the convenience store, or "konbini." With over 50,000 locations nationwide (as of March 2024, according to the Japan Franchise Association) and many operating 24/7, convenience stores are a lifeline during emergencies. As a tour guide with expertise in travel safety, I’ll share ten essential disaster preparedness items you can easily find at convenience stores to help you stay safe and enjoy your trip.
A trip to experience the "town of artisans, Tsubame-Sanjo" with all five senses. This time, we took on the challenge of making an original iron frying pan at a local factory, which only a local tour guide could take us to. We had Manuwel from the UK and Natalie from Germany try it out.
Vietnam is a land of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the tranquil waters of Ha Long Bay, every corner of this beautiful country offers something unique.
If you’re itching for a spooky slice of Croatian folklore, the newly opened Museum of Lost Tales in Zagreb is your ticket to adventure—complete with a fluffy tour guide named Moro, who might just be channeling Princess Mononoke. Forget mundane museums; this place is a whimsical time machine with rooms dedicated to gods, witches, and…
King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort is delighted to announce the appointment of Christopher Blunt as the new director of sales and marketing. With an impressive career spanning over three decades, including 22 years of sales experience in Hawaii's luxury resort market, Blunt brings a wealth of industry knowledge and expertise to his new role at the 455-room resort, set on the historic beachfront where King Kamehameha the Great once ruled. "We're excited to welcome Christopher to our team. His extensive experience, particularly in Hawaii's hospitality industry, combined with his deep understanding of customer relationships and commitment to excellence, make him the ideal leader to drive our sales and marketing efforts," said General Manager Revell Newton. "Christopher's focus on building lasting relationships and highlighting the unique offerings of our resort aligns with our dedication to guest satisfaction and the rich cultural heritage of this special destination." Prior to joining King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort, Blunt worked as a Hawaii Island Tour Guide for Kailani Tours in Kona, where he led VIP and group tours across Hawaii's major national parks and cultural landmarks. His responsibilities also included managing guest services, safety, and vehicle maintenance, while creating team-oriented environments on each tour. Blunt's earlier experience includes his role as Sales Manager at Fair Wind Cruises, where he generated significant revenue through group and wholesale business and coordinated private charters for luxury companies. Additionally, his extensive background includes positions at Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows, Marriott Resorts Hawaii, Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa, and Prince Resorts Hawaii. In his new position, Blunt will lead the resort's sales and marketing strategy, overseeing group, leisure, and business travel segments while working to showcase various Hawaii signature events at the resort for 2025. His proven ability to deliver personalized service and build strategic relationships will support the resort's goals and help elevate its presence within the Hawaiian hospitality industry. Blunt is excited for the opportunity to share the special historical significance of the destination with visitors, from the Ahu'ena Heiau to the fine art of the Herb Kawainui Kāne art gallery. The destination-defining resort is located on the land where King Kamehameha the Great peacefully governed after uniting the Hawaiian Islands under his rule. In honor of this deep history, visitors will find an endless array of historical and cultural experiences throughout the resort.
There will be projection mapping and special night-time viewing of the Miei-do Hall, a national treasure wooden building that is the fifth largest in Japan, and the magnificent Nyorai-do Hall. In addition to the projection mapping, there will also be a special night-time viewing where the interior of the national treasure hall will be illuminated with a fantastical light, a premium viewing tour guided by a monk that includes a tour of special areas, a night market on the road in front of Senju-ji Temple, and AR of cultural assets.
Tours and Activities > La Fortuna> Safari float at the Peñas Blancas RiverExperience the magic of Costa Rica’s wildlife on a serene safari float down the slow moving Peñas Blancas River, just 25 minutes from La Fortuna. Duration1.5 Hours TransportationOptional (extra cost) CertifiedTour GuideMytanfeetCustomer ServiceDescriptionDiscover Costa Rica's abundant wildlife on this family friendly half day […]