French-speaking Tour Guide

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Thailand.

📋 Description

• Lead the tour: you will guide a small group (4–12 individuals) on a 2–3 week journey across the country and represent our company.

• Deliver clear insights about the locations we explore and share your passion for this captivating nation.

• Act as the primary contact for our clients should any issues arise during the journey, ensuring their safety.

• Assist in confirming that the services offered by our partners align with our quality, safety, and sustainability standards.

• Create memorable experiences and share them with French-speaking travelers!

⛳️ Requirements

• Advanced fluency in French for effective communication with clients.

• Thai citizen possessing an official tour guide license (national "all-country" license).

• In-depth cultural understanding of Thailand’s history, traditions, daily life, and current events.

• Solid knowledge of French culture and current affairs.

• A strong passion for introducing travelers to the authentic culture of Thailand.

• Dedicated, dependable, highly organized, and eager to assist others.

• Open-minded, positive, and cheerful demeanor.

• Treat clients as more than mere customers — as friends — ensuring their journey is truly unforgettable.

• Maintain composure under pressure, adhere to protocols in exceptional situations, and manage scenarios independently.

🏝️ Benefits

• Access to training and development programs in areas such as languages, history and cultural knowledge, new destinations, safety, and sustainability.

• Opportunity to train other guides within the organization.

• Competitive compensation per tour, with a performance-based increase system.

• Increased earnings for accepting additional work before or after the tour.

• Various career paths, including joining the operations team, becoming a travel coordinator for guides, or researching new itineraries.

• An international and friendly work atmosphere, with colleagues from Southeast Asia, France, and South America who are more than just coworkers.