In the beginning, you make a lot of travel mistakes.

Travel savviness is a process born of missed buses, foolish behavior, cultural unawareness, and countless tiny errors. Then, one day, you begin to seamlessly move through airports and integrate yourself into new cultures like a fish to water.

I want to help speed up the process and help you avoid my mistakes (and I often make a lot of them), so I put together this giant list of my best travel tips that cover everything under the sun to help you reach your full travel ninja potential.

I’ve learned these tips over the last twelve years.

These tips for traveling will have you saving money, sleeping better, getting off the beaten path more, meeting locals, and just being a better traveler.

Read: https://www.nomadicmatt.com/travel-blogs/61-travel-tips/

0 HOW TO BECOME A TOUR GUIDE

Tour guide, escorted tour and land tour positions can usually be grouped into the same general category of employment. These jobs for the most part are similar and these job titles are often used interchangeably. This is especially true with the job classifications land tour and escorted tour. The job title Tour Guide can also encompass a broader range of potential jobs including city tours, museum tours, building tours, etc. For the most part, CruiseJobFinder focuses on the longer term tours that generally last for at least 24 hours and some last as long as three or four weeks.

We also cover the area of adventure travel jobs. As the name implies, these jobs are with companies that offer adventure tour trips. These trips can range from biking through the wine country of France, to white water rafting in Costa Rica. If you enjoy these types of outdoor activities, one of these jobs could truly be your dream job.

More: https://www.cruisejobfinder.com/fm/tourguides/tour_guide_job.php