At no point does Cole reflect on why they're accompanied by tour guides, or why one of their tour guides hasn't a clue as to who Justin Bieber is.
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It's the same thing in Thailand, where tour guides say they are thousands of dollars in debt because their Chinese counterparts took off with the deposits paid upfront by Thai tour guides.
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They're appearing as receptionists, tour guides, security guards, and porters.
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Many tour guides, they say, are looking for new jobs.
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On Sandy Hook's media tour, guides offered the official story.
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Occasionally, a macabre echo occurs in the tour guides' patter.
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One of their tour guides also perished in the accident.
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Really cool guys and great tour guides of Dusseldorf nightlife.
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I asked one of our Korean tour guides about it.
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Unfortunately, those tour guides were only part of the press event.
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Both women had been studying in Norway to become tour guides.
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Mr. Willis emphasized that most tour guides were professional and courteous.
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If they were student tour guides, Juan Carlos was a tenured professor.
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Tour guides pointed out the nuclear reactor in the center of campus.
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There were five tour guides with the group, according to NBC 6.
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Tour guides, however, note that it's totally safe to go there now.
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Meet your three interplanetary tour guides from Disney's A Wrinkle in Time.
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Even after the wall collapsed, the place remained popular with tour guides.
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This tradition can seep into a didactic presentation style among tour guides.
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Tour guides were cutting the line and buying dozens at a time.
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Saunders gives us three tour guides to explain the rules of this afterworld.
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Off the ship, Oceania recently introduced local tour guides to its excursion offerings.
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Miss Jackson also hired 3 VIP tour guides ... because that's how she rolls.
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The tour guides are certified beach lifeguards with first aid training and powerboat licenses.
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Update, May 28th, 12:50PM ET: Updated with additional information about Pandora tour guides.
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In New York and other cities, tour guides are required to have special licenses.
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The Christinas stood in the aisle like tour guides, prepping us for our trip.
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Later, Zak says 5 of his tour guides throughout the museum started crying uncontrollably.
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Tour guides will help contestants along by pointing out important locations on the Panorama.
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The Department of Consumer Affairs administers a 150-question exam to aspiring tour guides.
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A man blew bubbles near the reservoir, and tour guides handed out bus passes.
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He tells us that tour guides aren't allowed, so he will wait outside for us.
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Tour guides can lead you through the "sunken city," a labyrinth of underground sandstone passageways.
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Tour guides have been hawking Game of Thrones tours, trying to capitalize on the hoopla.
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Some of them make their living as tour guides, or translators or fixers for journalists.
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Around 10,000 tour guides have lost their jobs since the virus first began to spread.
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Tour guides teach guests how the beans are harvested, dried, roasted and turned into chocolate.
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"By the end, you won't know who's drunker: you or the tour guides," he said.
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And tour guides won't object if you want to take a selfie with a camel.
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Both women had been studying at the same school in Norway to become tour guides.
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The museum has hired tour guides for the space — a guided walk-through costs $43.99.
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The Guardian reported on the rise of skirmishes between established and amateur tour guides in Bruges.
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The college students and four tour guides had entered the Hidden River Cave around 10 a.m.
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President Raúl Castro has allowed more Cubans to operate as private taxi drivers and tour guides.
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Tour guides say the building will remain in Tel Aviv for at least another ten years.
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The statement said the two Cambodians who were infected had been tour guides accompanying the tourists.
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They were there to help Gilbert grok the company and they'd certainly be useful tour guides.
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In addition to hotel prices, rates for private tour guides also tend to drop in August.
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The same is true of the dogged peddlers and would-be tour guides at the Giza pyramids.
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The tour guides also pulled out Fox, and Ndolvu was airlifted to a Bulawayo hospital for treatment.
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The plantation does employ tour guides of all skin colors who wear period clothing, the rep said.
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They're basically native tour guides, available to show a local view of the popular north Atlantic destination.
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The owners should create a ghost tour package and hire the girls to be the tour guides.
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Tour guides on the bateaux-mouches will tell you that the Pont Marie is the lovers' bridge.
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The tour guides led him through the music room, the auditorium where he performed "Footloose," the cafeteria.
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These days, the Italian resort town draws both the international jet set and flag-carrying tour guides.
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There are also plenty of opportunities to find tour guides on the ground in a new city.
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They now also have a panoply of other choices, including websites, apps and business-focused tour guides.
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"Tourists will begin to ask, and tour guides will have to add a new chapter to their guiding."
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But it was hard not to feel regret for the trinket sellers and tour guides all the same.
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Dowling now employs 10 tour guides, all but one of whom has been an extra on the show.
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Sturfee can work with social networks, entertainment apps, navigation tools, advertising, tour guides, or other more personalized experiences.
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My tour guides told me that businessmen, politicians, and even some celebrities live in the exclusive Agalarov community.
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As conservative Saudi Arabia loosens social restrictions, some of the tour guides in al-Ula will be women.
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Whatever the language, Chinese tour guides and guidebooks nearly all give Haishenwai as Vladivostok's original and true name.
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In addition, the tour guides emphasized inclusivity by, for example, underscoring that the museum is a public organization.
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I've chatted about Overwatch with tour guides in Vietnam, and watched novice monks play Candy Crush in Thailand.
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It used to be easy to distinguish such independent travelers from the lemmings following flag-waving tour guides.
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At Bali's airport, tour guides said they were confident that any drop in business would be only temporary.
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His methodology of studying the past by talking to tour guides and walking a city's streets is also flimsy.
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Fonda herself hasn't confirmed the story, but that hasn't stopped Vassar tour guides from telling others about it. 9.
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Nearly everyone the player meets seems deeply invested in them having fun, and often serve as local tour guides.
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The deceased included a young New Delhi couple and their two children, as well as three local tour guides.
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Don't be afraid to talk to your neighbors or get the scoop on your city from local tour guides.
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Zwick said that the tour guides collect them at the end of the tour and give them to officials.
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Passengers could ask to be paired with airline employees who would act as local tour guides during their visit.
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Many restaurant owners, hoteliers and tour guides are worried about what the travel company's collapse means for the country.
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"Of all the things that makes tour guides in New York City good, promptness is paramount," Mr. Apter said.
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A limit on second or holiday homes was also enacted, and it required all tour guides to be licensed.
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Visitors now come just to see the new gay parents, and ask tour guides which were the gay penguins.
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I order some risotto and a glass of wine, and our tour guides send glasses of sparkling wine to everyone.
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The great thing was that Mumbai was Anupan's city, and Adelaide was Tilda's city so we had these tour guides.
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Despite my tour guides calling it one of the most fun things to do at Club Getaway, I was skeptical.
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Last October, 19 refugees were recruited and trained as museum tour guides — an initiative funded by the German culture ministry.
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The show reminded me of something I already knew: parents are the tour guides of youth, showing us what matters.
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Eyewitnesses said Baylor student tour guides removed issues of the Baylor Lariat earlier this month at certain places on campus.
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The list goes on: hairdressers, housekeepers, food delivery drivers, valet drivers, photographers, bellhops, concierges, massage therapists, and even tour guides.
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If deportees lack the tattoos that mark them as gangbangers, they can find work as English teachers or tour guides.
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Visit any other time, and expect rates for hotels and private tour guides to drop by 30 percent or more.
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They can help book events, restaurants and tours, and can also recommend activities and tour guides best suited for children.
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First there was the Segway, which promised to revolutionize cities but mostly changed the life of mall cops and tour guides.
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If more people book for a certain day the system automatically adds tour guides to the roster to handle the overflow.
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"Holographic" tour guides like Aldrin and rover driver Erisa Hines will point you to sites where scientists have made important discoveries.
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Instead of apologizing, the authorities tried to blame the tour guides, then promised an investigation that has never reported any findings.
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Marauder Tours is an app that lets tour guides and school teachers track people during a tour, and also create activities ("treasure hunts") for tour guides to present to their groups to help them interact with and experience their locations by way of looking for and responding to specific objects and locations in the specific space.
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Selling tiger bone wine is a way to subsidize the daily expenses of the park, said one of the park's tour guides.
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It was filmed at the Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, Louisiana, and the women in the image were working as tour guides.
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The most human-looking robots are best suited to roles such as hotel receptionists, museum tour guides and language tutors, he said.
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Examples include a written test for tour guides that can test knowledge of celebrities like Darius Rucker from Hootie and the Blowfish.
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The high price and a reputation as an underwhelming experience mean few visitors pay to see the bones, Western tour guides say.
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We took a tour with Portland Paddle, which included two hours of kayaking and an hour exploring the fort with tour guides.
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Despite publicly opposing slavery at times, Jefferson only freed seven of his hundreds of slaves, a point made by Monticello's tour guides.
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More generally, consumers can splash out more on a wide range of discretionary purchases, creating jobs for personal trainers and tour guides.
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Some of that attention is innocent: Passersby want selfies, or assume they are tour guides of some sort and ask for directions.
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At a tourist island in the picturesque port city of Xiamen, authorities say they use facial recognition to catch unlicensed tour guides.
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Taxi drivers, hair stylists, jewelry store owners, bartenders, maids, and tour guides are all now wondering where their next paycheck will come from.
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Previously Cubans could own private businesses only in service professions such as restaurant owners, hairdressers and tour guides, and couldn't have any employees.
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Benefits can include complimentary breakfast, food and beverage credits, airport transfers, priority access to the top tour guides for cruise passengers and more.
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GoldLeaf also offers sit-down, gourmet meals, as well as top-notch service from tour guides who point out passing landmarks and wildlife.
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Smaller businesses like tour guides, vegetable sellers, and street vendors are struggling to compete with the newly built fast-food chains and hotels.
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Some societies keep eyes downcast as a sign of respect, especially with elders, making an American's direct gaze feel awkward to tour guides.
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At an old Ottoman fort, we found a group of out-of-work tour guides eating beans and fried dough on the steps.
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Sexual harassment had become so pervasive, she said, tour guides stopped allowing primary school students to watch debates taking place in the chamber.
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He takes us through his vivid trip to North Korea, and it's full of voices from tour guides, diplomats and one unimpressed student.
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Tour guides — including Mr. Escobar's top hit man, John Jairo Velásquez, known as Popeye — take customers on walks through the cartel's old haunts.
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Join the team and meet in the main hall, and don't worry about entry, because tickets will be provided by the tour guides.
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The prison now offers tours, and tour guides and visitors alike say they can still hear the warden and his wife having conversations.
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Farr's episode, where the woman convinces two sleazy tour guides to take her money, feels like it's building toward the guides accidentally discovering Earth.
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In 2015, I noticed that there were all these tour guides coming through our neighborhood, supposedly the experts in food, architecture, and Jewish history.
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Tour guides do an especially good job just hanging back, allowing the art to sink into the group, and not pushing forth any interpretation.
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Tour guides take visitors to the valley by boat, but you can take a kayak or a paddleboat if you are feeling more adventurous.
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With much of the federal government closed because of the budget standoff, museums are shuttered, tour guides are unavailable and trash is piling up.
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China matters to Mr. Smerling, Chilean farmers, Thai tour guides, Indian automakers, Mongolian truck drivers and countless others who depend on its economic might.
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Other tour guides aren't as fortunate, said Mr. Saichon, who is working with an industry association to secure financial support from the Thai government.
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Go deeper: The virtual shutdown of much of China's economy is hurting business around the world, including multinational firms, truck drivers and tour guides.
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Hoteliers, salesclerks, restaurateurs and tour guides across Hong Kong have seen business plummet as images of months of clashes are broadcast around the world.
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Around then, Mr. Riley began brainstorming ways to illuminate Charleston's tale of two cities, which he says most historians and tour guides have shortchanged.
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Our group consisted of about 20 people, led by two tour guides: one of them walked ahead of us, while the other stayed behind.
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This year, she'll be featuring several items on the runway, including the Solar Windbreaker, which is built for hikers and nature-borne tour guides.
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In 1941 came Japanese invaders who, as tour-guides tell it, made sport of throwing Filipino babies in the air and catching them on bayonets.
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Tour guides in colorful caps shouldered past us, waving flags for their charges to follow and broadcasting snippets of Longmen's history through small electronic megaphones.
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Visitors to China are sometimes surprised to find that cabdrivers, tour guides or old friends may speak to them with candor, even about political subjects.
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Tweedledee and Tweedledum, as I have come to think of them, were kind, laid-back tour guides to the woozy weirdness of the Marni world.
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During this year's festival weekend, tour guides brought visitors to his home to share a meal with his family and take photos with his children.
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On a recent afternoon, the sacred enclosure was full of adults gaping at the ceiling, babies in strollers and tour guides with flags on sticks.
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Officials with the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island are banning commercial tour guides from many areas, saying they clog the sites and behave badly.
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The virtual shutdown of one of the world's biggest economies is hurting business around the globe, from multinational firms to truck drivers and tour guides.
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It has left fleets of tour buses and legions of tour guides idle; many shops and restaurants deserted; and entire floors of five-star hotels empty.
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When I interviewed at schools that still used cadavers, student tour guides and professors discussed the opportunity to dissect as if it were a sacred prize.
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Kim's entourage -- North, Saint, Aunt Kourtney, Larsa Pippen and their kids -- roamed the Anaheim park on Tuesday ... complete with VIP tour guides and bodyguards, of course.
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The boat capsized in rough seas on Thursday with 105 people on board, 93 of them Chinese tourists along with 12 Thai crew and tour guides.
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Cubans working in the private sector as restaurateurs, taxi drivers and tour guides say the arrival of Kempinski and its rivals spells good business for them.
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But, I have to say that my favorite ways to see this city aren't on the tour guides' lists, and they won't cost you much, either.
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Big arrows represent occupations where there are a lot of workers (fast food workers, nurses, accountants) and small arrows show more specialized occupations (tour guides, embalmers, astronomers).
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Big arrows represent occupations where there are a lot of workers (fast food workers, nurses, accountants) and small arrows show more specialized occupations (tour guides, embalmers, astronomers).
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The site — Section 60, Grave 7986 — is so frequently visited that tour guides and other staff members have memorized the grave number so they can offer directions.
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I made an appointment on the church's website for a free tour and met the two sister missionaries, from the Philippines, who would be my tour guides.
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The city's historic-tour guides tend to gloss over slavery, as if it were impolite to acknowledge the violence and oppression behind the construction of everything beautiful.
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The company has been talking with tourist boards and museums, interested in location-triggered holograms that could act as virtual tour guides, waiting for you at landmarks.
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The park's tour guides are also trained to detect storm water flowing toward the gorge, as well as to point tourists toward exit points, the KWS said.
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Along the way, tour guides pointed out egregiously overlooked histories of misidentified artifacts and, much worse, the continuing display of human remains without permission of their descendants.
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One court even held the professional-speech doctrine applies to fortune tellers; in another case, city attorneys said it should apply to tour guides telling ghost stories.
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I remember tour guides anecdotally saying that Wright would only allow his patron, H.C. Price, to have a globe in his office if Wright designed it himself.
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The tour guides, reading banal scripts in a flat monotone, list off numbers and figures about how many people were killed, but their language is impersonal and blank.
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As the Mosuo homelands have become a tourist destination, non-Mosuo tour guides and the Mosuo themselves have occasionally exploited these misunderstandings in favor of a great story.
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The night we met, Johnson was in New York to address United Nations tour guides the next morning; the following month she would be in Papua New Guinea.
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Our tour guides handed out hard hats and brightly colored vests and flashlights that lit the way on a dark leafy path towards the newest Universal Studios attraction.
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Itineraries American tourists are numerous, relatively affluent and culturally distinct enough that tour guides in other lands often receive special training to know how best to accommodate them.
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NASA has collaborated with Microsoft to create a new mixed-reality exhibit known as "Destination: Mars", allowing the public to explore the red planet with holographic tour guides.
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Mr. Willis said tour guides or companies that do not abide by the rules could be excluded from the islands entirely by being prevented from purchasing ferry tickets.
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"The tour guides don't talk through a microphone now — the passengers all have headphones on — but you still hear the motors of the boats," Ms. De Spiegelaere said.
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Thankfully, we had a few helpful venue tour guides and by the time we settled on our venue (and put down that initial terrifying deposit), we were pros.
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I had more people send direct messages to me about Columbus — things to do, favorite restaurants, offers to act as tour guides — than any other place so far.
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Thus, Valerian and Laureline's role as tour guides wasn't as distracting as it could have because I was enjoying just how many crazy concepts Besson could toss onscreen.
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Luckily, it appears as if tour guides working in the haunted industry are not nearly as jaded as our suspicions led us to believe — and for a good reason.
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Baskota said the government would work to improve weather forecasts and look into other possible precautions, but said climbers and tour guides should ensure their own fitness and training.
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According to Skippy Spiral, Nicodemus, and Jackie W., three tour guides for Ghost City Tours in Savannah, Georgia, their days are still filled with encounters with the other side.
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Other Twitter users theorized that, as the image is of a plantation, it's possible the two women were tour guides, dressed in period attire, who happened to be Black.
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In Grand Central, he cited Moses as the king of tour guides, having spent 40 years wandering the desert with a group, without one customer asking for a refund.
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The duo, who had met at college at the Rhode Island School of Design, thought acting as tour guides to designers would be a fun way to make money.
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Local tour guides also take time to point out how modernity is creeping in, seeing how, for example, plastic water bottles have been collected and used as building materials.
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In this modest two-story brick building, the sound engineer Sam Phillips — or, as tour guides like to tell it, his secretary Marion Keisker — discovered a young Elvis Presley.
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Americans wishing to visit Cuba will once again have to go through authorized tour operators, and tour guides will have to accompany the groups — making such trips more expensive.
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Baylor University said this week that a "miscommunication" between administration officials and tour guides led to the removal of a student newspaper that reported about an alleged rape on campus.
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In an interview with Insider, Gary Sandling, Monticello's vice president of visiting programs and services, said tour guides are instructed to think deeply about the ways slavery impacted the estate.
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The tour guides and travel bloggers at I Heart Reykjavík write that locals resent the Blue Lagoon's rising prices and growing crowds as Iceland has become a popular tourist destination.
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Go deeper: Our reporters explored how the impacts of China's coronavirus freeze are already being felt by Chilean farmers, Thai tour guides, Indian automakers, Mongolian truck drivers and countless others.
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Like all the Antelope Canyon tour guides I meet, Anthony is Navajo, and what he does not tell us on the tour is that he's not supposed to be there.
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Then there is the issue of tour guides behaving badly — from loud talking and altercations with other tour leaders, to hogging prime exhibit spaces and giving incorrect information, he said.
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The way these sites operate, from their admission structure to the presentations from the tour guides, often enables visitors to easily avoid any real encounters with their history of slavery.
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Tourism authorities in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou issued an "urgent notice" this week saying that they would crack down on unregistered tour guides organizing trips to Hong Kong.
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Hausu Mountain—the Chicago-based label run by Max Allison and Doug Kaplan of Good Willsmith—has become one of the most reliable tour guides of electronic music's outer realms.
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Standard tip: 10% to 20% of total tour cost; $1 per person when drivers double as guides It's acceptable to not tip tour guides at national parks and other government sites.
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But as the New York Times reported, the woman woke up in her hotel room to find that one of her tour guides had broken into her room and raped her.
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In this old model, there was an infrastructure specifically built for the tourist experience: hotels, tour guides, package deals, all cordoned off from where residents conducted their day-to-day lives.
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"I have known students at schools who have gotten a stipend to be a vlogger or do a monthly blog," says Niles, who likens it to schools paying their tour guides.
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Instead, Black just tells us a straightforward, if occasionally confusing, cop story, with two tour guides who keep forgetting where they are or how they got there in the first place.
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The group is training dozens of tour guides to escort visitors to Anlong Veng's historical sites, and it hosts "peace tours" for Cambodian students that feature group discussions and written reflections.
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They will also receive two four-day Magic Your Way tickets with Park Hopper Option, including access to Disney VIP Tour Guides and a $250 Disney Gift Card, among other items.
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To bring The Thinking Traveller's kiddie offerings to life for guests, the Beaugiés test-drive the company's villas and vendors — cooking instructors, tour guides — with their children (ages 252, 252, 11).
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Trending Even frequent travelers scratch their heads when it comes to how much they should tip hotel employees, tour guides and others who provide services when they are on the road.
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If the Harry Potter studio tour isn't quite your idea of a perfect day in London, consider the favorite haunts of the city's hippest new tour guides: the electronic music duo Goldfrapp.
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At this point, it's hard to say if there's a better way to organize it all, or if internet librarians with an encyclopedic knowledge of the stacks would make useful tour guides.
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The lake is known for its spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, and chunks of ice that have broken off from the Valdez Glacier float on its surface, according to tour guides.
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An outdoors listing in the Connecticut Calendar in some editions on May 1 about bird club field trips in Milford misstated the telephone numbers for the New Haven Bird Club's tour guides.
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And guest house owners and tour guides that depend on the 232 million visitors each year to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are wondering how long their families will go without any income.
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These are among the tips that tour guides in countries as different as Uganda, Russia, Guyana and Italy might receive as they train to play host to people from the United States.
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Kamil says he hopes his tour guides are able to "teach levels of empathy, tolerance, and diversity," with their art tours, by reflecting on and linking to historical movements of the past.
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We also wanted to explore a city and a culture through the eyes of a non-human—to portray the city in a way that news reports and tour guides really can't.
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Instead it turned into a harrowing ordeal: The woman woke up in her hotel room in the early morning, she said, and found one of the tour guides on top of her.
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The other, the Birth of Punk tour, guides listeners from the Velvet Underground's first residency at Cafe Bizarre in the West Village to the CBGB heyday of Patti Smith and the Ramones.
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And guest house owners and tour guides that depend on the 230 million visitors each year to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are wondering how long their families will go without any income.
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Intrepid Travel, which became the largest employer of women tour guides in India this year, has several India tours available at a 15 percent discount for select departures in April and May.
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The order will apply to "miscellaneous" industries, according to the governor's office, including nail salon workers, car wash employees, valet parking attendants, tow-truck drivers, tour guides, dog groomers and door-people.
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When I talk to tour guides and tour-goers, like Erica, they say traveling to Naples feels like a natural extension of reading the novels because of how large the region loomed.
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Unfortunately, the tour guides were largely added just for the press event, and it's not clear how much of an ongoing presence those characters will have during the park's normal operations, if any.
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His tour guides — Puritan preacher Cotton Mather, Thomas Jefferson, nominal abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, W.E.B. DuBois, and modern activist Angela Davis — all represent evolving ways of alternately perpetuating, assuaging, or resisting racist ideas.
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Financial advisor George Reilly, a principal at Safe Harbor Financial Advisors, said his clients include a retired married couple who share their love for history as tour guides in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Though Royal Caribbean's cruise lines have established expertise in organizing shore excursions, the new company is building a new network of tour guides and operators and will focus on destinations well beyond ports.
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Instead, tour guides and taxi drivers have been quick to blame Chinese tourists for the spread of COVID-19 and eager to say that Chinese tourists have not been in Southern Vietnam recently.
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The tour guides pointed out other surprising facts, including the racists attitudes of Mahatma Gandhi, who upheld the caste system in India and espoused disdain towards Black Africans during his time in South Africa.
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After a long career of posing for some of the most notable Marlboro commercials of the 1980s, Forbis spends his time packing mules and caring for horses used by park rangers and tour guides.
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You can always search the web for local tour guides and fixers before you go, or alternatively find a guide through your hotel's concierge a travel agent or by calling the local tourist office.
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Mr. Baker said the Iranian tour guides at the convention sympathized with his delegation's situation, noting their own challenges promoting their country as a tourist destination in the face of travel restrictions and sanctions.
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Mostly local tour guides, the brigadistas are not trained to fight fires; they spend the majority of their time leading outsiders on trails to some of the biggest and most breathtaking waterfalls in Brazil.
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Although they typically contributed less to the economy as they stayed on ships rather than in hotels or bed-and-breakfasts, they hired drivers and tour guides and spent at private shops, bars and restaurants.
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In honor of our new VICE Guide to Chicago, we asked some Chicago-based musicians and artists to act as our virtual tour guides and fill us in on their favorite spots in the city.
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According to the tour guides at the Winchester Mystery House, as it's now known, Winchester was convinced her family was cursed, haunted by the ghosts of anyone who'd ever been killed by a Winchester Rifle.
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Commercial tour guides will be permitted to conduct "a brief site orientation" for their group in a first-floor area of the Ellis Island museum, from November to March and during periods of inclement weather.
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Those who are eligible include civilians who live or work in areas considered dangerous; people working in security and emergency services or as civilian security guards; and some farmers, tour guides, veterinarians and registered hunters.
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In Germany, dozens of charities and social enterprises are working to ease their integration, with a host of initiatives from retraining refugees as city tour guides to helping them fulfill the country's complex bureaucratic obligations.
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And, that's to say nothing of how we were chased by park rangers because foreigners are only supposed to go in to the desert with official tour guides, not a local off-road driving club.
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The American Museum of Natural History has also used robots powered by distant tour guides: indigenous people from Haida Gwaii, an archipelago off the north coast of British Columbia, for an exhibition involving their culture.
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For her birthday, they made and named this special blend after her, serving as an ode to her hospitality for lending her and her family's expertise as tour guides in the brewery's original days of formation.
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No actual content has been announced here — that's going to start arriving at some point next year — though the company mentions applications like gaming, learning and travel (think audio-based tour guides for starters) as possibilities.
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Already, Liu said, KKday tailors its packages by using its own people — for example as tour guides and by renting buses itself — or works closely with contractors, but H.I.M.'s firepower and presence can supercharge that.
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I've been doing historical research for my book, and when I went to Mount Vernon, the tour guides didn't even know what Washington's quarters for his enslaved people looked like, or how their beds were arranged.
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Along with tourism in New York City — which has risen steadily for the last decade to a record high of 65.2 million visitors in 2018 — the number of tour guides has also grown in recent years.
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Zina Bencheikh, general manager of Intrepid Travel's Morocco office, successfully lobbied for the country to license more female tour guides and this week the business launched women-only tours to Pakistan, Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
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One anecdote the tour guides share is that Xi was rewarded with a motorcycle for doing good work but he turned it down, choosing instead to purchase two machines that could grind corn for the village.
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In honor of our new VICE Guide to Los Angeles, we asked some LA-based musicians and artists to act as our virtual tour guides and fill us in on their favorite spots in the city.
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Unsurprisingly, the tour was relatively sanitized — making recordings or taking notes was prohibited, guests had to stick to a planned route, three tour guides minded the group at all times, and no warehouse workers spoke with guests.
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So, I've enlisted the help of my Refinery29 colleagues — all of whom have phenomenal, distinct taste — as tour guides through this golden age of TV. Here are the shows we've been shouting from the rooftops for years.
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Financial advisor George F. Reilly, principal at Safe Harbor Financial Advisors in Occoquan, Virginia, said that a married couple he advises became tour guides in the Washington, D.C., area after retiring from their careers as Federal employees.
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After Mr. Warmbier's death, its managing director, Dylan Harris, said that United States citizens are no longer permitted on private tours because they would be accompanied only by North Korean tour guides and none of Lupine's staff.
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In a May meeting with 100 distillery employees, including several of Green's descendants, he outlined how the company would incorporate Green into the official history, and that month the company began training its two dozen tour guides.
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You'll be given full safety training and orientation—including an entry level handgun course for trips in disputed states—and will be accompanied by medical staff*, Darklake certified security agents, and tour guides with unmatched local knowledge.
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"This is the greatest tourist site in the greatest city in the world,'' she said, "and instead of establishing a protocol to fix the problem, they just suddenly ban all tour guides, who really enhance the visitor experience.
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He had spent months planning this trip, days finding a charter boat that would carry him to this remote place, and hours plodding uphill, but the local tour guides insisted that the rain would make the search impossible.
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The boat was cruising when it collided with a larger luxury passenger boat during a rainstorm on Wednesday evening, causing it to capsize and sink with 33 South Korean tourists and tour guides and two Hungarian crew aboard.
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The Kim regime actively encourages this, setting up foreign language official websites that advertise its natural beauty (like the one you see above) and providing tour guides who are picked based on their language skills and physical beauty.
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In 2016, the company launched its Trips initiative to let freelancers and Airbnb hosts provide experiences, like tour guides and cooking lessons, that could be used to fill out an itinerary on a vacation or trip away from home.
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The Jennie Wade House and gift shop flog Confederate knick-knacks, and—in an attempt at neutrality—tour guides stress the young woman's friendship with Wesley Culp, a local youth who moved to Virginia and fought for the South.
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According to Fox News, the house is Oak Valley Plantation — a spokesperson for the plantation said that they do not employ actors to portray "slaves," but, as Twitter suggested, hire tour guides that dress in Civil War-era clothing.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Pell Street these days is two quiet blocks, no more, but Chinatown was born here, where Doyers Street dead-ends into Pell, where tour guides still talk of tongs and mah-jongg.
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More than 1,600 refugees from Syria and Iraq have visited the museum since November, when it launched the Multaka (or "meeting point" in Arabic) project, which trains refugees from those countries to become Arabic tour guides for their peers.
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In honor of our new VICE Guide to Los Angeles, we asked some LA-based musicians, artists, and generally cool folks to act as our virtual tour guides and fill us in on the best spots in the city.
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But he wishes the tour guides would talk more about the Navajo relationship to the slot canyons and the importance of the land, like they did just a few years ago, instead of helping everyone get the right shot.
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The new restrictions have cast a pall among tour guides at an otherwise high point for the Statue of Liberty, where a new museum is scheduled to open on May 16, the same day the new restrictions take effect.
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The couple met in June 2016, when Dr. Church stopped by the Walt Whitman Birthplace just a little after all the tour guides had left for the day and Ms. Shor offered to guide him through the site herself.
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New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has called for investigations into why tour guides were working on the island where the volcano is located when it erupted, which Reuters reported could have major effects on the country's tourism industry.
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Originally guards for prisoners and the crown jewels, today they are mostly tour guides — but, partially due to the fact they still wear the same distinctive dark, red-trimmed uniforms they have for centuries, they are very popular ones.
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Tour guides carry flashlights and large sets of keys, unlocking door after door and gate after gate to reveal the cathedral's history, using pocket projectors to display old photos and other images on the darkened walls of the catacombs.
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We are conversing with the town's residents, observing them as they don't just give canned interviews but seem, at times, to be performing for us, like tour guides, even as they're preparing a performance of the deportation for their own benefit.
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The house-sharing service has launched a private beta of a new program called City Hosts which allows Airbnb guests to go beyond lodging and rent private tour guides to show them the hidden gems of the area they're in.
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Birthright, despite its claims of being "apolitical," was in her view an exercise in Zionist propaganda—one of Fenster's tour guides told her "no matter what, man or woman, make sure you marry a Jew"—that had to be countered.
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But interest in Biles also has resonated here, in the country's economic capital, as evidenced everywhere from the prime minister's residence to the shade of a local plum tree, painted purple and gold, where tour guides talk politics and play dominoes.
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"Firstly I was just pushing, kicking and trying to fight the croc as much as I could and eventually one of the tour guides managed to pull me out of the water and got me onto one of their canoes," said Ndlovu.
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This was all while having the eerie feeling that we were always being watched by our North Korean government-appointed tour guides, inexplicable trailing cameraman, and suspected hidden cameras in our room, which were not the biggest turn on in this case.
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The insurance, which costs Edwin $105 a year and offers a payout of up to $1,000, is available not just to beekeepers but to anyone – from tour guides to nutmeg farmers to shop owners - who fear losing their income to severe weather.
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I certainly never attempted it myself, but never fear, wannabe swingers club tour guides: there's nothing illegal about taking a couple on a tour, getting their number, and then taking them out the following weekend for an in-depth tour of your genitals.
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A few years ago, a commission of federal agencies and research institutes issued local guidelines for the activity — including the amount of food to be offered and the requirement that only tour guides could feed the dolphins — but few people adhere to them.
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Divers and tour guides Matthew Rosenthal and Brian Galloway spend their time searching for falls across the Central American country, driving through the island and along the rivers to find waterfall cliffs to try out and dive into — later taking tourists to jump off them.
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But the practice of interring in aboveground vaults — which has nothing to do with a high water table, despite what the tour guides in New Orleans may say — is a tradition that goes back centuries in Louisiana, one that would not be easily given up.
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In Colorado, one of the first states to broadly legalize the drug for adult use, marijuana sales now top $1 billion each year and thousands of people work in the industry, in jobs like "bud trimmers" and marijuana tour guides for out-of-state visitors.
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At the end of the tour, the former prisoners and guards came together to answer questions and to tell us something that the group was startled to learn: Our tour guides — former prisoners and guards alike — now lived together on the island, side by side.
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In the rote manner of tour guides everywhere, Robert told me his father was a U.D.A. member who in 1975 was shot dead by the Irish Republican Army, or I.R.A., the most lethal of the paramilitary groups, at the bus depot where he worked.
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Dangerous wind and dense forests hampered officers as they used a helicopter and all-terrain vehicles to search for the victims, who were described as a married couple and their two young daughters on vacation from New Delhi, two tour guides and a gondola operator.
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Talk to one of the many tour guides populating the land, and they'll explain that a hundred years have passed since the events depicted in the original film, and that the mining company RDA — the corporate bad guys who tried to blow up the Na'vi — never returned.
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It also is the first film by Naji Abu Nowar, 34, a Jordanian-British director who made his movie by camping out in the desert for a year and training local Bedouin tour guides — many of whom had never seen a film before — to be his actors.
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For the last decade, Schave and Cooper have been the city's alternative tour guides, the experts whom you seek if you wish to explore the city's dark, dark past as opposed to gawking at celebrity homes in Hollywood or taking photos on the Santa Monica Pier.
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Walking around Stare Mesto is free, as long as you bring a guidebook and are willing to eavesdrop in brief spurts on other people's tour guides, as I did to hear about what the skeleton on the famed astronomical clock on the Old Town Hall stands for.
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One other note: The Daily Mail reports that a British lawyer who went on a separate tour with YPT in North Korea said one of her tour guides brought her to an off-limits floor in their hotel building, which is similar to the location of Warmbier's alleged crime.
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Even as the broader city's visitor numbers dropped after the French bloodshed and the March bombings in Brussels itself, tour guides report growing interest from those keen to see the long-blighted district for themselves and view an industrial heritage that once earned Molenbeek the sobriquet "Little Manchester".
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The warnings about travel and visa restrictions for Cubans damage the very people whom President Trump has said he would like to help — the new Cuban entrepreneurs who have invested money in renovating apartments to create bed-and-breakfasts, the private restaurant owners, taxi drivers, tour guides, waiters, artists and craftspeople.
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At the biennial conclave of the World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations in Tehran last week, where 300 to 400 professional tour guides from around the world gathered, a contingent from the Guides Association of New York City presented their group's bid to bring the event to New York in 2019.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — For decades, tour guides led visitors through a modest two-room cottage on the outskirts of this city, recounting the accomplishments of James Monroe, the country's fifth president, and highlighting details of life at Highland, the homestead where he lived with his wife, Elizabeth Kortright Monroe, from 1799 to 1827.
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On a welcome tour of the island, Mr. Yeremeev, a contemplative man with an award-worthy beard who studied philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris, pointed out one of the four Chinese-owned hotels on the island, where Chinese tour guides take groups around the island and bring them back to the in-house Chinese restaurants for dinner.
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It seems that many of those visitors are expected to come from China, which is experiencing a Buddhist revival: Tour guides are picking up Mandarin, new hotels are hiring Chinese chefs, and the local authorities are planning to erect a statue of the ninth-century Chinese Buddhist pilgrim whose travel journal established Nepal as the Buddha's birthplace.
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A couple dozen tour guides with red armbands led the crowds through over a dozen of the museum's galleries (there were so many people, the tour had to be cut short), starting with Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall and weaving through the Hall of Northwest Coast Indians, the Hall of African Peoples, and the Hall of Pacific Peoples, among others.
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Actors Francesca Marie Smith and Anndi McAfee reprise their roles, as Helga and Phoebe respectively, while Arnold and Gerald have been re-cast with actors Mason Vale Cotton and Benjamin Flores Jr. The original voice actor who played Arnold in season one, Lane Toran, and Jamil Walker Smith, who played Gerald throughout the series, return as pirates and macho tour guides.
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The Liberation Route's resources and its network of tour guides offer a layer of access for "people who want more of a deep dive," to little-known, smaller museums and hard-to-reach locations, said Nathan Huegen, director of educational travel at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, which takes about 1,000 to 753,500 history buffs to Europe every year.
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Mr. Ahmed said the triangle is one of those things that tour guides mention, along with what has long been known as the narrowest house in the Village, a nine-and-a-half-foot-wide structure at 7813½ Bedford Street that has been home to famous residents, including Cary Grant, John Barrymore and the poet and playwright Edna St. Vincent Millay.
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Usually, the tour guides are tasked with looking after large groups, but with all the bad publicity — North Korea's relations with the West were at their worst, with missile launches and the imprisonment of an American college student named Otto Warmbier (who would later die after falling into a coma during his 17 months in North Korean custody) dominating the news cycle — tourism numbers, already low, had been plummeting.
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There was, for instance, an unpleasant incident a while back at Ballintoy Harbour, the location for the Iron Islands scenes on the show, He'd been on the beach taking a photo with his tour group, all dressed up in cloaks and broadswords, and one of these new tour guides showed up with his own smaller group — plastic swords, chintzy cloaks — and asked if he could get in on the photo.
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"Many of the experiences within this trip you simply cannot access on your own," Tom Marchant, co-founder of bespoke luxury travel company Black Tomato, which arranges the trip, tells CNBC Make It. For instance, in Delhi, Buddhist scholar Shantum Seth and renowned historian and author William Dalrymple are the tour guides, and guests get a sunrise or sunset "after hours" tour of the Taj Mahal, before or after it opens to tourists, according to Black Tomato.
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And at 130 feet below, wonders of the ancient world are revealed, as the Napoli Sotterranea organization's tour (10 euros) takes you into a maze of caves that stretches over 280 miles, carved into the volcanic tuff bedrock by the Greeks in the 4th century B.C. The 90-minute tour guides visitors past a Greek-Roman theater where Nero once performed, and through the archaic hollows where Neapolitans took shelter during World War II air raids.
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