How to Start a Tour Business
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
As long as you enjoy being around people, you can enjoy the fun lifestyle of a tour guide operator - you don't even have to like traveling.Whether you decide you want to travel the world as a tour guide - or simply provide tours in your local area, there are more opportunities than you can imagine. Tourists will pay to be entertained and learn or experience something unique and interesting - even if you find it "commonplace" because it's in your own backyard. (You can understand - we've all been tourists at some point).
Tour Guide Experts Cherie Anderson and Marc Mancini have worked in the field of tourism for many years. They also have a great track record of training others to be successful in the tour guide industry. Learn from their years of experience, and you can do well in this field full of opportunities.
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posted by news update @ 9:49 AM
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Also, I noticed the senior travel business page people might be interested in. I've got a friend who's started working in that field, and he says he has more customers than he can handle. http://www.homebusinesscenter.com/how_to_start/senior_travel_business.html
I think local tours is a great idea - maybe even a way to make money with the locals, who opt for a "staycation". This post really has me thinking....
There's a woman who runs a "local" tour business in NYC - locations for TV shows and movies. Sounds like from what she says, the tour business is rebounding and business is doing well. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/28/nyregion/28small_web.html?ref=smallbusiness
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