r/Tourguide 6d ago

Guide

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u/Fluffy_Ad2274 6d ago

It's going to depend where you're located. Some countries, you can only guide legally if you're fully accredited, having undertaken training and passed exams, with the Ministry of Tourism of that country - some countries, anyone can call themselves a guide and crack on.

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u/Many-Warthog-3130 6d ago

Thanks, I wanted a guide in the Philippines.

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u/Fluffy_Ad2274 6d ago

According to Google - which I really do recommend to you - this link has a mirror list: https://www.pinatubomountainero.com/pages/search-department-of-tourism-accredited-travel-and-tours-agencies-and-establishments?srsltid=AfmBOoq5mks0sEjt-tfBNAofVZEyw074B3rdUMMTqZ74X-fTO0hbnrxM

The DoT keeps a list also, but their website seems to be down at the moment, and is throwing up various errors at the moment. Try Googling that next week, though.

Google also tells me that all guides must be licensed in the Philippines.

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