What i will provide as a Taxi Driver And Guide to you ?

Here are some common duties and responsibilities you could expect to see from me as a Taxi Driver and Guide :

Traveling with us will offer you peace of mind. We like to personalize your interests and needs to suit you. You can relax and enjoy knowing that we’ll be taking care of all the details. Beginning with our meet and greet service at the airport and port, in fact you’ll meet a professional driver to provide you professional services .

Learning: Usually, tour guides posses substantial knowledge about a destination, time period or activity. A guide may have a personal interest in the subject, but their employer might request they complete a formal training to help them gather information that may interest or benefit tourists.
Greeting and welcoming : Regardless of how long the tour lasts, most guides strive to connect with their guests. They usually start with an introduction that involves welcoming everyone and announcing the beginning of the tour.

Explaining safety procedures: If a guide is leading an expedition, traveling in an unsafe area or guiding from a vehicle, they may take a moment to brief guests on any conditions they need to be aware of or the procedures they can take in the event of an emergency.
Providing materials: Some tours contain learning materials like brochures, maps and audio recordings. Others may require specialized gear or uniforms. Guides ensure everyone in the group has access to necessary supplies and may also be in charge of maintaining equipment after its use.
Responding to guest needs: For the duration of the tour, guides may be responsible for the comfort and well-being of their guests. This can mean making necessary accommodations, responding to first-aid emergencies and addressing guests’ concerns. Similarly, tour guides may have to provide information on pricing, trip length and the frequency of their tours.

Guiding tourists: As the name implies, a major responsibility of working as a guide is leading groups and individuals on tours. This may require guides to have the route mapped out beforehand and for them to share interesting facts with their guests about the locations they pass along the way.
Translating: Though not always a requirement, for guides working in a foreign country, it can be helpful to know the local language. Some tour guiding jobs may require guides to be bilingual so they can explain written communication, interact with locals and communicate with a variety of customers.

Scheduling: Some tours require guides to purchase tickets, make reservations and work within time-constraints. It can be important for them to plan excursions in advance so they can expect any issues or special accommodations.