Write your professional guide biography
Your biography should help a traveler understand your experience, local connection and working style in specific, plain language.
- Where and what you guide
- Relevant years or depth of experience, stated accurately
- Languages you can use professionally
- Important specialties or traveler groups you support
- Your approach to preparation, communication and responsible travel
- Verifiable credentials where relevant
Avoid generic claims such as “the best guide,” guaranteed safety, guaranteed permits or guaranteed outcomes. Do not add phone numbers, email addresses, payment instructions or unrelated links in the biography if profile policy does not allow them.
Write in the first person, use short paragraphs and explain unfamiliar credentials. Review spelling and place names before saving. If GuideMeet offers localization, use a human-reviewed translation rather than publishing text you cannot verify.
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Updated 2026-10-09.