Is tour manager and tour guide same person?

A Tour Manager is someone who specialises in running tours. This may involve providing some commentary. A Tour Guide is a licensed, trained and certificated specialist in a particular area, destination or attraction. A Tour Manager cannot act as a Tour Guide, but a Tour Guide could be a Tour Manager!



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Tour guides are often called docents or those who show. In addition, they are sometimes called tour directors or tourist escorts, but these terms also have other meanings. Tour guides work primarily with tourists and visitors but may also work with locals interested in learning more about their city or town.

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Types of tour guides
  • Historical guide. A historical guide leads tourists around historical landmarks and points of interest like ruins, temples, battlefields and other sites of historical importance. ...
  • Adventure guide.
  • Museum guide. ...
  • Nature guide. ...
  • City guide. ...
  • Park guide. ...
  • Freelance guide.


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What is a tour guide? They're someone who usually spends just a few hours with a group of people, delivering more detailed commentary based in a city or a small area of a battlefield or national park. This is the “day tour” side of the industry, sometimes called the “Tours & Attractions” sector.

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Types of Tours
  • Sightseeing Tours. ...
  • Shore Excursion Tours. ...
  • Adventure or Sporting Tours. ...
  • Other Types of Tours. ...
  • Combining Tours.


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