C1_Local guiding

three reasons why ancient people traveled

• danger, hunger, and leisure

• danger, hunger, and bad weather

• danger, relaxation, and bad weather

This refers to accompanying tourists from the point of origin to the point of destinations and back to the point of origin.

• Outbound Guide

• Tour Escort

• Transfer Guide

This refers to an expert on natural attractions such us caves, lakes rivers, mountains, seascapes, etc.

• Freelance Guide

• Indigenous Guide

• Naturalist Guide

founded of the first inclusive tours with his use of chartered train in 1841

• Thomas Cook

• David Livingstone

• Marco Polo

Often called frontline, he takes tourists on sightseeing tours on the limited and specified duration of time.

• tour guide

• On-site Guide

• Docents

They are normally volunteer for a small museum or archive and often work for free.

• tour guide

• On-site Guide

• Docents

This refers to a tour guide and driver at the same time. Performs guiding work while driving.

• Driver Guide

• City Guide

• Docents

This refers to the one who is permanently connected with tour/travel agency

• Freelance Guide

• City Guide

• Staff Guide

This guide is usually a member of a tribe or a native of a certain community

• Indigenous Guide

• Naturalist Guide

• Cruise Ship Guide

It plays a vital role in the economy

• Tourism

• Hospitality

• Tour Guide