DAY IN THE LIFE OF A TOUR GUIDE | Travel Career in Europe 

I can definitely relate!! Tour guiding is such an amazing career. I hope you can get back out there sooner rather than later Marijana 💕

Same here, hope we can all get back to work soon!

Thanks! Yes it's the best - hop on that plane :)

Yes you should go for it (once this whole thing is over..) Best experience ever! Thanks lovely!

Thanks Luis! I’d love to visit Peru one day 😍

I did a diploma of business & tourism, but to be honest a qualification won’t get you a job in tour guiding! The most important thing is your people skills & passion for the job. However I still enjoyed the course itself and found it valuable 😊

@@EmilyClaireDaly thank you for responding. Im definitely going to try and train my people skills hihi😁

Thankyou!

Some passengers would hop off the bus to stay in that destination, and others would hop on 😊

Thank you for watching! It’s so worth working towards, you’ve got this ☺️🌏

You should definitely give it a go one day 🙌🏼

It really is an amazing experience which you should definitely aim for in the future! Thankyou!

@@EmilyClaireDaly yea.. it might be a gap year job for me after college or something

That's awesome! Have fun!

Hey Talia! Simply be yourself and know the brand inside out! Good luck!

You’ve made a great choice! I hope this pandemic doesn’t get in the way. Be organised & be yourself are my top tips 😊

Yes it’s definitely something I could do!! Thanks lovely 💖

I've shared some tips in the other comments - so check them out! You don't need a lot of experience, simply apply for the jobs and keep working on your people skills 👍

It really depends on where you're working. I was in Europe and used my common sense, so I never felt super unsafe. :)

It depends on the tour guiding job! For the role I had, no degree/certificate was necessary. In this industry people skills are the most important thing 😊

Thank you! I love your country!

Some tour organisations are based in one country, while others travel to many countries! I'd recommend applying for both types and seeing what happens. However, it also depends what languages you can speak. :)

@@EmilyClaireDaly i can speak Chinese, English, Russian and Turkish. I will look into the tour organisations. Thank you for your answer.

More tour guiding jobs will be available as tourism grows after covid 👍🏼

You don't need to read lots of books, but anything history or people related could be helpful! 😊

@@EmilyClaireDaly Is it? well, I am a tour guide, (a young TG) and I have been told I had to read a lot, then I can be hired by the companies, that was what an ADVICE to the point I thought I had to go to the University because I graduated from an institute. I don´t know yet if tourists really care about history, from what I see, most people over 40 do care, but correct me if I am wrong, young people don´t care too much, so what does matter to become a good tour guide? By the way, what do you mean by people-related books, it is a biography or something related more to people´s behavior subjects? Thank you, Emily, have a wonderful time.

It depends what company you work for! From my experience, younger audiences still love learning about history if you are engaging and keep it short.

Thank you! It was so much fun to film!

My ancestry is part German! I feel at home there ☺

@@EmilyClaireDaly now you live in New Zealand right?

@@tofhbeifong1625 I sure do!

@@EmilyClaireDaly can you talking with me about how you become guide?