02H1 Tour Guiding as a Profession 03H1 Tour Guiding Etiquette

It is "an individual who, either as an employee or affiliate of a duly licensed travel and tour agency, guides tourists, both foreign and domestic, for a fee, commission, or any lawful form of remuneration."

• Flight Attendant

• Tour Guide

• Travel Agent

• Chef

Show interest in where the guests are from. Where this reminder taken from?

• The Do's and Don'ts of Tour Guiding

• The Ten Commandments of Tour Guiding

A tour guide should be able to cope with the constant changes on the job, particularly with rough situations.

• True

• False

Many tour guides talk fast and mumble when using their native tongue, making it challenging for those who speak a different language to understand.

• True

• False

A tour guide should hold it against the guest if they leave without a monetary thank you.

• True

• False

Tour guiding is a career that thrives on promoting local destinations and products with deep respect and love.

• True

• False

A tour guide should choose the guests to pay the most attention to.

• True

• False

Formal education is not required for community tour guides.

• True

• False

Step-on tour guides’ assistance is required only within the premises of their sites providing information within their scope.

• True

• False

An individual who seeks accreditation from the Department of Tourism (DOT) as a tour guide must attend and pass the required training course.

• True

• False