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Practise English for tour guides and travel staff

Guiding tourists in English is a speaking job from start to finish: welcoming the group, explaining a place in an engaging way, answering unexpected questions, and calmly handling a problem — a late bus, a lost bag, an unhappy guest. Good English turns a tour into a memory people recommend.

Airi plays the tourist so you can rehearse it all. Practise your welcome speech, describe the sights of your city with confidence, answer curious questions on the spot, and role-play the awkward moments. Do it a few times and the words come easily when a real group is looking at you.

A quick example with Airi

I'm a tourist on your tour. So, what's special about this temple?
This temple is build in the ninth century and it is the biggest Buddhist temple in the world.
Small fix: "was built in the ninth century." Wow! Can we go inside?
Yes, but please remove your shoes and cover your shoulders before we enter.
Clear and polite — that's exactly how a good guide gives instructions.

How to get the most from it

Rehearse your top stories

Pick five things you say on every tour and practise them until they sound natural, not memorised.

Practise being asked anything

Ask Airi to be a curious tourist who interrupts with questions.

Handle problems calmly

Role-play a complaint or a delay so you stay polite and clear under pressure.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Airi play different tourists?
Yes — curious, impatient, worried, or a family with kids. Each one lets you practise a different kind of English.
Is it good for hotel and travel agency staff too?
Yes. Front-desk, booking, and customer-service conversations all use the same spoken skills.
Is it free?
Yes, 300 free credits, no card needed.

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