I took a tour guide certificate, but I didn't engage in it. Now I want to come out and try. Is it easy to find a job as a tour guide? I heard that you can pick up the plane first. Is this job easy to

I took a tour guide certificate, but I didn't engage in it. Now I want to come out and try. Is it easy to find a job as a tour guide? I heard that you can pick up the plane first. Is this job easy to find? I took a part-time job during the holiday. I feel that although working hours are relatively free, it is not easy. As long as everything is cautious, the risk is not too great. The main reason is that most of the guests nowadays are picky and don't respect the tour guide enough, so I personally suggest taking a part-time job.

There are often recruitment information of travel agencies in newspapers, so you can apply for it yourself. They will probably only talk about a few scenic spots. Let you talk about them and see your expressive ability. So the homework to do before going is to know which routes this travel agency mainly operates and get familiar with some scenic spots in this area, that's all. There are more and more tourists now, but there is still a shortage of tour guides. Generally speaking, travel agencies are easy to hire, especially when you meet a foreign language again. As for seeing you off at the airport, that's one of the procedures for a tour guide to take a group. Nobody cares. Their own group picks them up at the railway station and airport.

As a novice, the general company will not let you take it directly, but will arrange an internship with the old tour guide of the club first, mainly to learn the steps of going to different places every day, such as the place to buy tickets, the order of visiting, etc ... It is good to have a general understanding, but it is no problem to follow one or two trips. Actually, it's quite interesting to do a part-time job for a change of mood. My personal opinion is for reference only, and I hope it will help you!