A tour guide is a person who provides assistance, information, and guidance to individuals or groups of tourists during their travels. They are responsible for organizing and leading tours, ensuring that the itinerary is followed, and the group stays on schedule. Tour guides may lead groups or individuals through historical sites, museums, geographic destinations, and on outdoor excursions. They provide information and commentary about the destinations being visited, including historical facts, cultural insights, and interesting anecdotes to educate and entertain tourists. Tour guides are well-versed in the history, geography, culture, and traditions of the locations they cover, and they use their expertise to enhance the travel experience by sharing knowledge and insights about the destinations, attractions, and cultural aspects of the places being visited. They may work in various settings, including cities, historical sites, natural landscapes, or cultural landmarks. During tours, guides provide commentary, answer questions, and engage with the tourists, creating an interactive and immersive experience. Tour guides are employed by tour companies, resorts, and attractions.