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WorksheetsTTOURGUIDING
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Experienced on other industries like
handicrafts, agriculture, fisheries and
transport.
Tour guide
Step on guide
Institution
Tour Coined from the latin word _______ and greek tornos.
tornare
Torno
Tornus
Tornire
Provides assistance, information and
cultural, historical and contemporary
heritage interpretation to people on
organized tours.
Step on guide
Outbound guide
Walking guide
________ of tourists plays a very
important role of Guiding.
Personality
Communication skills
Has been found to positively influence
visitor satisfaction and behavioral
intention.
Institution
Tour guide
can assist managers by identifying the strengths and weaknesses of their destination, helping predict tourists’
behavioral intentions and providing critical insights for
managing and developing tourist destinations.
Tour guiding
Conservation intentions
Guides of grand tours.
Tour guide
Tour operators
Companies that organize group tours
and independent travel packages.
Tourist guide
Tour companies
Tour Guides’ tour reception services on
behalf of the appointed travel and tour
agency to receive or accompany tourists
in their process of travel or sight-seeing
according to the contract of the tour
party or stipulated contents and criteria.
Tour guide
Cicerons
person who takes tourists around the
places of interest, on foot (walkabout
tour or walking tour) or on the bus
(running or rolling tour). He is expected
to impart information to guests during
the tour.
Walking guide
Step on guide
They conduct tour for an hour or more
at specific building, place or site like
museum curator who is well-inform
about the place.
Staff guide
These are guides who normally
volunteer for a small museum or
archive, often work for free.
Cicerons
On site guide
Docents
They do city guiding and points the
many different highlights of a
city, usually doing this on coach, van or
any transport service.
Tour guide
City guide
Staff guide
This refers to a tour guide and driver at
the same time. Performs guiding work
while driving.
(a)
Their service is on an in-call basis, for an
individual or small group, exclusive tour.
personal tour
Personal/private guide
Driver guide
This refers to guide whose expertise or
skills are highly unique, and not so many
of this type are available.
specialist guide
Naturalist guide
Specialized guide
This relates to a guide who get on the
bus as a destination to do the
commentary normally about a certain
facility, topic or site.
step on guide
Private Guide
On site guides
This refers to a person who is competent
enough to give information on a
particular area or locality.
Staff Guide
Freelance Guide
This refers to one who specializes in
some areas such as arts, architecture,
churches, flora and fauna, mountains,
etc.
Naturalist guide
tranfer guide
This refers to the one who is
permanently connected with a
tour/travel agency and paid per day or
monthly basis.
staff guide
Reception
Tour proper
This refers to a person who is not
permanently connected with tour/travel
agency and is paid per trip basis only.
(a)
This guide usually a member of a tribe,
a native of a certain community who
has a deep understanding of the cultural
background of the people.
(a)
refers to an expert on natural
attractions such as caves, lakes,
rivers, mountains, seascapes, etc.
(a)
This refers to cruise ship personnel in
charge of guiding onboard guests to
tour various department of the vessel.
(a)
Can also be referred as the Courier,
usually in charge of the “meet and
greet” of tourists and guests, taking
charge of the baggage to be transferred
from point of arrival to point of send-
offs.
(a)
This refers to accompanying tourists
from point of origin to the point of
destination and return to the point of
origin acting as coordinators of the tour
activities for a specified number of days
stated in the tour package.
(a)
This refer to accompanying the tourists
from the point of origin to the point of
destination and back to the point of
origin acting as manager of tour
activities for specified number of days
stated in the tour package, but this
time, activity is out of the country.
(a)
Tour conducted on a regular basis.
(a)
Participated by an individual or couple,
or family which has the privacy of
having their schedule and specific
itinerary, and private transportation.
(a)
Joined by tour members, from different
pick-up points, but going to one and the
same destination. They normally do not
know each other before the tour.
(a)
A type of tour where members have to
do much walking to see the different
places of interests identified in the tour
itinerary.
(a)
A visit to the museums as the main part
of the tour.
(a)
May be referred to as plant/company
tour – participated by graduating
students as part of their educational,
out of the classroom observation and
immersion activity, related to their field
of specialization.
(a)
Ecology or preservation of the
environment is the focus of an eco-tour.
(a)
Going to places of worship, and
churches and religious statues and
images are the main attraction of the
tour.
(a)
visit to cemeteries of fallen heroes
during the war, including markers and
memorabilia in honour of the soldiers
who fought and died during the WWII
(Death March, Corregidor Island Tour)
(a)
It is an organized activity aimed at
imparting information and instructions
to improve the recipient’s performance
or to help him attain a required level of
knowledge or skill.
(a)
means a certification was issued by the
department of Tourism, that the holder
is recognized by the Department, having
complied with the minimum standards
for the operation of establishment
concerned.
(a)
It is issued by the Local Government
Unit, the effective of which is December
31 of each year.
Accreditation
Training
described as understanding ourselves, moderating
our responses, talking effectively and
empathizing accurately, building
relationships of trust, respect and
productive interactions.
museum tour
walking tour
described as
understanding ourselves, moderating
our responses, talking effectively and
empathizing accurately, building
relationships of trust, respect and
productive interactions.
(a)
