As a Destination Host, you will combine your knowledge of the local area, culture, history, and attractions with the warmth and personal connection of spending time with a traveler one-on-one. Rather than following the same itinerary for every visitor, you will help shape experiences around each traveler’s interests, preferences, pace, and travel style.
You might introduce someone to a neighborhood most visitors overlook, explain the history behind a local landmark, share a favorite restaurant, help them understand an unfamiliar tradition, or simply enjoy meaningful conversation while exploring together.
Every experience will be different because every traveler is different.
Professional tour-guide experience is required. Strong applicants will demonstrate:
Where local laws or regulations require tour guides to maintain a license, certification, permit, or other credential, applicants must hold the appropriate current qualifications.
Tell us about your location, languages, professional experience, specialties, availability, credentials, and interest in becoming a Destination Host.
Provide your résumé or CV, applicable tour-guide licenses or certifications, professional references, and links to relevant profiles or websites.
Upon Arrival Travel will review your application and qualifications. Applicants who appear to be a strong fit may be contacted for an interview, verification, or other screening steps.
Approved applicants will receive additional information about Host expectations, traveler experiences, scheduling, and payment terms before beginning.
