| Knowledge Meets Passion | We select experts in art, history, and culture—guides who know their city like the back of their hand and are eager to share that knowledge, creating unforgettable experiences for travelers. |
| Storytelling Not Scripts | Our guides don’t just recite facts; they ignite connection and curiosity. Confident and outgoing, they adapt seamlessly to diverse groups and cultures, making every tour engaging and unique. |
| Personal Perspectives | As a multinational team serving the world’s greatest cities, we value guides who add their personal touch—sharing hidden gems, favorite spots, and unique stories that make each tour feel truly special. |
We value long-term cooperation and passion for guiding, but happily adapt to your availability and style. We don’t have many rules, but as an independent guide, there’s just a few things to consider when working with us:
At Babylon Tours, our guides are among the best in the industry because we set the bar high. We look for individuals who are outgoing, passionate storytellers, and exceptional communicators — people who bring history, art, and culture to life for every guest.
Fluency in the language of the tour is essential. We currently offer experiences in English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Dutch, Portuguese, Chinese, and Russian.
We value punctuality, reliability, and independence. As a Babylon Tours guide, you represent our brand and our commitment to excellence. Our guests’ satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do — every guide is an ambassador of our values, ensuring that each visitor leaves inspired, informed, and delighted by their experience.
Because for us, every guest matters — and every tour is a chance to make their journey unforgettable.
How to Apply to Become a Babylon Tours Guide
To apply, please send us the following:
Required Application Materials
If your application is successful, we’ll invite you for an initial interview. We take every application seriously and aim to respond within 5 working days.
Additional Requirements to be reviewed during the first interview: