Tourgeyah

Edge of the World

Ever since then, he took multiple courses to develop his English language, which is an essential skill when dealing with tourists from all over the world.
Ali was one the very first tour guides to work alongside corporations, and did not solely depend on tourists, but also businessmen, experts, or even investors who wanted to learn more about the culture and country.
Experiences Provided
“Working as a tour guide doesn’t stop at historical and cultural pieces,” said Ali. To him, a tour guide is a storyteller. “My work as a tour guide begins almost a year in advance. I work alongside tourism and travel companies to design carefully curated tours for different interests and with several locations; creating a story.”
Ali’s trips start in the heart of Riyadh at The National Museum of Saudi Arabia, as it is considered one of the best and most important stops in the Kingdom. Tourists are then taken on a journey to visit Riyadh’s centre including Al Thumairi, Al Diriyah, and Al-Bujairi. With a Kingdom-wide tour, cities include Hail, Al-Ula, NEOM, Al-Medina Al Munawarh, Makkah Al-Mukarramah, and Jeddah.
His shortest trip consists of 5 days, and the longest can extend up to two weeks.
“The importance of showcasing experiences and culture is that it helps tourists gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the places they’re visiting,” said Ali.
“The Saudi identity is rich with stories. If you can narrate this long history with accuracy and interesting details and link it to different parts in the Kingdom; you will correct the misconceptions of the region”.
Saudis are the destination, Said Ali. “Our natural hospitable characters represent our culture and traditions. We are our own ambassadors towards showing tourists the essence of Saudi.”

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Tour guiding is an Art of story telling..
Wherever you go around the world you will find similarities in the places you visit, but the stories of the people who lived in those places throughout history will always be different and unique.
You skills in presenting the facts, events,and names of these People will transform them from “mere” information to storylines and tales with as many messages as you can convey.

Your skills in adding suspense and surprises to your stories, as well as showing tangible evidence where available,
will make your audience ask for even more stories, thereby giving your tours the chance to be not only fun, but also intellectually stimulating, and making your guests and clients wanting and coming back for more.

Respect return to you with more respect.. Even a Camel can agree to that