A tour guide is a person who provides information and guidance to visitors/ tourists while traveling to a particular place or location. Tour guides typically have extensive knowledge about the history, culture, and local landmarks of the place they are leading tours in. They also provide insights into the local customs, traditions, and lifestyle of the area. Tour guides may work independently or be employed by travel companies, museums, cultural organizations, and similar businesses. They may lead tours by foot, bus, boat, or other modes of transportation.
A tour guide is a person who provides information, guidance, and assistance to visitors during a tour or trip. Their primary role is to enhance the travel experience by offering interesting and informative commentary, sharing historical and cultural facts, and ensuring the safety and comfort of the tour group. Tour guides may work in various settings, such as museums, attractions, cities, or natural landscapes. They possess knowledge about the destination's history, landmarks, traditions, and local customs, and are responsible for organizing the itinerary, managing logistics, and addressing any questions or concerns from the visitors.
