What language is the most scarce tour guide for travel agencies?

That depends on the travel agency, local escort or full escort. I have been a tour guide and know something about tour guides in Beijing. What Beijing lacks most now is a Spanish-speaking tour guide. During the peak season last year, sometimes a hundred Spanish-speaking groups came in one day (I'm not exaggerating, all the travel agencies in Beijing added up). At that time, even school teachers and students who didn't go home were used (it was summer vacation). I just worked part-time as a local escort, and then I didn't want to do it. The travel agency also hoped that I could stay and showed me the plan to take over the tour. I have been waiting in line for months, but there is a lack of Spanish guides. I'm not particularly good at fooling customers into buying things. A group (four days) only earns about 1000 yuan. I am a full escort with a tour guide certificate in my junior year, and I can earn about 1 10,000 to 20,000 a month. The situation in French is not bad, and the situation in German is similar. Italian tour guides are also in short supply. English tour guides and Mandarin tour guides are the most indispensable. In fact, this situation is similar to translation. A casual visit to the Canton Fair shows that Spanish and Italian are almost $100 or € 100 a day, but the demand is still in short supply. And English translation costs only 100 to 250 RMB a day, and there is not necessarily a job.

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