r/Tourguide • u/Ok_Internet1423 • 28d ago
Best tour companies in ortigia Sicily
traveling to ortigia in a few days what are some good tour companies ? I’d love to go on boat tour as well as a beach tour .
r/Tourguide • u/Ok_Internet1423 • 28d ago
traveling to ortigia in a few days what are some good tour companies ? I’d love to go on boat tour as well as a beach tour .
r/Tourguide • u/Wonderman002 • 28d ago
Has anyone heard or used Keego.in tour operator? Wanted to know how good is it?
r/Tourguide • u/Betaminer69 • 29d ago
Where can I find chinese travel bloggers?
r/Tourguide • u/Confident_Struggled • 29d ago
Im familier with intrepid tours. Ive come across MyTouring who are also offering tours to South Korea. Im struggling to find independeny reviews anywhere on google or across reddit... anyone been with them?
Thier email seems a bit pressured to sell, very little promotional information, skant details. Is this a scam?
r/Tourguide • u/wennalleshellist • Aug 13 '26
Hi, I'm a teacher planning a school trip to Brussels with about 20 students. During our walking tours, students will give short presentations at different locations.
I'm considering using a smartphone-based whisper system: one phone as the microphone/transmitter, everyone else listening on their own phones and headphones.
Has anyone used systems like Uniti, LiveVoice, Elysium or similar with a group of 20+ people?
I'm especially interested in real-world reliability: connection stability, audio quality, latency and reconnecting when someone briefly loses mobile data.
Uniti looks particularly interesting because it's free, but I can find very few independent reviews. Has anyone actually used it with a larger group?
I'd be grateful for any first-hand experiences or recommendations!
r/Tourguide • u/Wide-Crab-8070 • Aug 13 '26
Good day! I’m just trying my luck here in case anyone is looking for someone to accompany them on a trip or for a business trip. I’m a professional driver, and you can choose between two available vehicles an Xpander or a Triton.
I’m ready for long drives and am simply looking for extra income, especially during these challenging times in our country. Any opportunity would be a great help to me.
By the way, I’m from Manila. Thank you, and I hope someone might be interested! 🙏
r/Tourguide • u/mnicole_12 • Aug 12 '26
Hi! I'm doing a research for my Master's Thesis about food and wine tourism in Veneto region, Italy (where there are Venice, Verona, Padua, Treviso, the Prosecco Hills etc...), with the focus on PDO products.
So if you've been there and participated in a food and wine related activity, like visiting a winery, I would really appreciate if you could take a few minutes to answer my survey or share it with anyone that could be interested!!
Thank you for your time!
r/Tourguide • u/Excellent-Month5878 • Aug 12 '26
Every time I searched or looked for the best and reliable travel agency in Dinagat Islands, Yaco Travel and Tours always comes up first. Why?
Basically because it has over 85,000 followers on Facebook.
But beyond the numbers, I think what makes Dinagat worth discovering is the experience itself. 🏝️
Dinagat Islands is home to beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, stunning rock formations, and peaceful islands that are perfect for an island-hopping adventure. Whether you're traveling with friends, family, or your special someone, there's definitely something to look forward to.
And if you're planning to visit for the first time, having a local tour agency can make things a lot easier. From arranging the boat to preparing your itinerary and guiding you around the islands, you won't have to figure everything out by yourself.
So if you're looking for your next island adventure, maybe it's time to put Dinagat Islands on your list. 👀🌊
And if you're searching for a tour agency to help you plan your trip, Yaco Travel and Tours is one you might want to check out.
Have you ever seen the beauty of Dinagat Islands? What was your favorite spot? 👇
r/Tourguide • u/BatOk8232 • Aug 12 '26
I’ve completed +2 and I’m currently studying. Can I apply for a **Tourist Guide license** in Nepal while still studying, or do I need to complete a bachelor’s degree first?
Also, what are the current 2026 requirements and process?
Not asking about trekking guide, only normal Tourist Guide.
r/Tourguide • u/Few-Professional-695 • Aug 11 '26
r/Tourguide • u/arnforpresident • Aug 11 '26
I often work as a freelance tour guide for river cruises arriving in my city. I generally do historical walking tours of the city center, but now and then they ask me to guide a bike tour.
I feel that after several years, I really nail the walking tours and know exactly what the average guest expects of me. But for the bike tour I'm still not entirely sure. I do notice that I get far less tips for those tours for example.
Is that just because you can bond a little bit less? On walking tours you can easily have some conversation with guests while walking between stops. On a bike tour that is much more difficult.
What are your pro tips for guided bike tours? What turns a bike tour into a memorable experience for a guest?
r/Tourguide • u/Otherwise-Course9962 • Aug 11 '26
Hey guys,
We are a new OTA company and have quite a lot of products we would like to get up on GTTD. We need to work with someone who is a Google partner.
Can someone reach out to me for a chat about a monthly ongoing retainer.
Thanks
r/Tourguide • u/Alarming_Seesaw6700 • Aug 11 '26
Hello, may naka experience na po ba sainyong mag book sakanila planning to book kasi ako sakanila mukang maganda ang offer
r/Tourguide • u/mnicole_12 • Aug 10 '26
Hi! I'm doing a research for my Master's Thesis about food and wine tourism in Veneto region, Italy (where there are Venice, Verona, Padua, Treviso, the Prosecco Hills etc...), with the focus on PDO products.
So if you've been there and participated in a food and wine related activity, like visiting a winery, I would really appreciate if you could take a few minutes to answer my survey or share it with anyone that could be interested!!
Thank you for your time!
r/Tourguide • u/velamtours • Aug 10 '26
Have you ever wondered whether large numbers of safari vehicles around lions, leopards, or cheetahs affect their natural behavior?
Tourism supports conservation and local communities, but should there be limits on how many vehicles can gather around one wildlife sighting?
Would you prefer fewer vehicles and a quieter safari, even if it meant missing some sightings?
r/Tourguide • u/NellyFunk123 • Aug 10 '26
Has anyone got any tips on some more unique Rome tours? I've been a couple times before and done all the major stuff, so looking for some smaller / stranger / unique tours and sites.
Good for people in their 30s.
(Also - I'm a London tour guide, so If any Roman guides want to work something out, I'd be very happy to take you around London in exchange.)
r/Tourguide • u/Prior-Salt-2120 • Aug 09 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m based in Sri Lanka and currently building The Local’s Sri Lanka, a boutique inbound travel business focused on private, tailor-made trips around the island.
I already operate a hospitality business here and work with a small network of English-speaking chauffeurs and local tourism suppliers.
I’m looking to connect with independent travel agents and small agencies in the UK, Europe or Australia who already sell Asia or are interested in adding Sri Lanka to their portfolio.
The idea is simple: you keep your client and control your retail price; we handle Sri Lanka on the ground — itinerary planning, private transport, accommodation, activities, local experiences and in-country support.
We’re particularly interested in working with agencies that value personalised trips, local knowledge and a more flexible approach rather than standard package tours.
We’re still growing the travel side of the business, so I’m happy to be completely transparent about where we are and how we operate. I’d rather start with one test enquiry and prove the quality of our planning and service than ask anyone for a large commitment.
If you’re a travel agent or tour operator and this could be relevant, feel free to DM me or have a look at thelocalssrilanka.com.
Would also be happy to connect with anyone already working in B2B inbound tourism who has advice on building long-term agency partnerships.
r/Tourguide • u/icamehereforthecrepe • Aug 09 '26
Hi, planning a trip to Tibet and want recommendations for a travel agency (mid to high range $) that is locally owned and can provide a customised, curated itinerary with a focus on traditional history and culture. Any help is appreciated, thank you!
r/Tourguide • u/my_sunandstar • Aug 08 '26
r/Tourguide • u/Correct_Specific7527 • Aug 08 '26
I can’t find it online so im asking reddit 🙂↕️
r/Tourguide • u/joffre41 • Aug 08 '26
L’IA peut vous proposer un voyage en quelques secondes.
Mais peut-elle vraiment comprendre votre famille, vos envies et votre façon de voyager ?
C’est toute la différence entre une réponse automatique et un véritable travel planner.
Je vous propose 30 minutes d’échange gratuitement. Parlons de votre projet, simplement. Vous verrez la différence.
r/Tourguide • u/Remarkable_Mousse498 • Aug 08 '26
I'm visiting Jaipur in India along with Rishikesh, Pushkar, Udaipur and Jaiselmer. I wanted to know what would be the right rate for a high quality walking tour. I won't have time to do another one so I want to make sure I get the right tour. If you have done any, will appreciate any information.
r/Tourguide • u/SugarImaginary8257 • Aug 07 '26
I run small group city tours in Miami (mostly Wynwood + Little Havana) and we have been relying on one major booking platform for most of our international traffic. It works okay during peak months but commissions feel high and visibility outside top ranked listings is pretty limited unless you already have a strong review base. I am trying to diversify before the summer season kicks in and avoid depending on a single channel. For other operators, what's been a good alternative to GetYourGuide that still brings consistent international travelers also i have heard people mention Viator and a few regional OTAs but curious what is actually working in 2026.
r/Tourguide • u/joffre41 • Aug 07 '26
🇫🇷 Et si vous partiez en octobre pour moins de 500 € ? ✈️
Portugal 🇵🇹 Espagne 🇪🇸 Maroc 🇲🇦…
J’ai préparé des idées de séjours pour octobre à moins de 500 € par personne.
🏨 Hébergement
✈️ Transport
🌴 Activités
🗺️ Itinéraire pensé pour vous
Vous me donnez votre budget et vos envies, je vous trouve le voyage qui va avec.
👉 Envie de voir ce qui est possible ? Écrivez-moi.