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The Untamed Quest Guide for Levels 1-19 was originally scheduled to be posted on my blog. Do to space constraints, it has been moved here, I do hope that you find it helpful. I believe them to be 100% accurate, if you find any issues with any of them, please let me know I and I will check it out. Also, this Untamed Quest Guide is for PERFECT WORLD INTERNATIONAL. Not any other version, I am not sure if it will be useful for users who run alternate versions of the game. No promises there!

When you initially start Perfect world for the first time as a Untamed, whether that is as a Barbarian or a Venomancer, you start at the Northern Pass. Here is where you will get your first quests. Remember for you first timers, quests are extremely important for you at lower levels, if you want to level quickly. I mean, they are always important, but I so often see people who want to just run around and kill things and wonder why they cannot level quicker. It’s cause your not doing your quests!!! Do your Quests!!.

Some Formatting Notes:

-Originally all the Coordinates included a Hyperlink to an Interactive Map. The link is here now.

-If a Mob is Hyperlinked, it is linked to The Perfect world Database

-If a Item is Hyperlinked, it is linked to The Perfect world Database

Level 1 Quests
A Newcomer

Starting NPC: Guide Xiang (255, 690)

Mission #1: Kill (10) Horrobites
Awarding NPC: Guide Xiang (255, 690)

Reward: (50) Coin, (80) Exp, (20) Spirit

Reward Option #1: Small Healing Potion, Giant SledgeHammer
Reward Option #2: Small Mana Potion, Shooting Star

First Time to the City

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Kill (10) Jaden Quinfu
Reward: (30) Coin, (50) Exp, (10) Spirit

Untamed Stand

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Blacksmith Shan (252, 642) or Blacksmith Shih (259, 667)

Reward option #1: Land Helmet
Reward option #2: Scholar Hat
Mission #2: Visit Tailor Hu (259, 639) or Tailor Yu (258, 667)

Reward option #1: Heavy Plate
Reward option #2: Silk Cape
Mission #3: Visit Merchant Fu (261, 639) or Merchant Lang (260, 665)

Reward option #1: Heavy Vambraces
Reward option #2: Silk Sleeves
Mission #4: Visit Apothecary Guang (262, 638) or Apothecary Hu (259, 632)

Reward option #1: Heavy Cuisses
Reward option #2: Silk Pants
Mission #5: Visit Craftsman Hu (256, 640) or Craftsman Pai Di (259, 659)

Reward option #1: Heavy Greaves
Reward option #2: Iron Boots
Awarding NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Reward: (60) Coin, (100) Exp, (30) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 2 Quests
The Beloved Daughter

Starting NPC: Teleport Master Yu (252, 647)

Mission #1: Visit the Little Girl (231, 637)

Mission #2: Kill (10) Sharptooth Wolflings
Mission #3: Visit the Little Girl (231, 637)

Awarding NPC: Teleport Master Yu (252, 647)

Reward: (250) Coin, (380) Exp, (100) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 3 Quests
The Trainer’s Summon (Venomancer only)

System Message: It seems the Pet skill trainer wants to get in touch with you

Starting NPC: Pet Skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Reward: (20) Coin

Your Pet (Venomancer only)

Starting NPC: Pet Skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Choose Pet:

Option #1: Sharptooth Wolfling
Mission #1: Get Wolfling Quest Certificate from Sharptooth Wolfling

Awarding NPC: Pet Skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Reward: Sharptooth Wolfling Pet Egg, Heal Pet Book, and Revive Pet Book

Option #2: Varicose Scorpion
Mission #1: Get Scorpion Quest Certificate from Varicose Scorpion

Awarding NPC: Pet Skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Reward: Varicose Scorpion Pet Egg, Heal Pet Book, and Revive Pet Book

Raising Your Pet (Venomancer only)

Required Quest: Your Pet

Starting NPC: Pet Skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Reward: 200 Spring Water

Offering Help

Starting NPC: Untamed Veteran (245, 648)

Mission #1: Kill (10) Corpse Candles
Awarding NPC: Untamed Veteran (245, 648)

Reward: (150) Coin, (250) Exp, (50) Spirit, Meditator’s Cape

Level 4 Quests
Fight Together

Starting NPC: Blacksmith Shan (252, 642)

Mission #1: Get (5) Purified Icicle Stones from Earthen Recruit
Mission #2: Get (5) Slugwood from Prickly Oddfoot Pup
Mission #3: Visit Tailor Hu (259, 640)

Mission #4: Get (5) Emerald Embroidery Satin from Jade Flamewisp
Awarding NPC: Tailor Hu (259, 644)

Reward: (750) Coin, (1250) Exp, (300) Spirit

Initiative

(Timed Quest, 5minutes to finish)

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Get Token of Trial from Treasure Chest on north gate (254, 677)

Reward: (90) Coin, (150) Exp, (33) Spirit

Reward option #1: Small Guardian Charm

Reward option #2: Small Spirit Charm

Level 5 Quests
Learn Production Skill

System Message: Talk to Untamed Elder about manufacturing skills

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Awarding NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Path of Blacksmith

Required Quest: Learn Production Skills

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Blacksmith Shih (258, 662)

Mission #2: Collect (2) Pig Iron (Farmable Material, Must Purchase a Pick Axe and store it in your inventory in order to farm materials)

Awarding NPC: Blacksmith Shih (258, 662)

Reward: (50) Exp, Basic Blacksmith Skill Book

Path of Apathecary

Required Quest: Learn Production Skills

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Apathecary Hu (258, 652)

Mission #2: Collect (5) Salvia Root (Farmable Material, Must Purchase a Pick Axe and store it in your inventory in order to farm materials)

Awarding NPC: Apathecary Hu (258, 652)

Reward: (50) Exp, Basic Apathecary Skill Book

Path of Tailor

Required Quest: Learn Production Skills

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Tailor Hu (259, 639)

Mission #2: Collect (2) Logs (Farmable Material, Must Purchase a Pick Axe and store it in your inventory in order to farm materials)

Awarding NPC: Tailor Hu (259, 639)

Reward: (50) Exp, Basic Tailor Skill Book

Path of Craftsman

Required Quest: Learn Production Skills

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Craftsman Hu (256, 646)

Mission #2: Collect (2) Sandstone (Farmable Material, Must Purchase a Pick Axe and store it in your inventory in order to farm materials)

Awarding NPC: Craftsman Hu (256, 646)

Reward: (50) Exp, Basic Craftsman Skill Book

After you have your skill books you can return to the Untamed Elder and he will Teach you the skills

Turtle Shell Armor

Starting NPC: Tailor Hu (259, 639)

Mission #1 Get (10) Turtle shells, from Abysmal Turtles
Awarding NPC: Tailor Hu (259, 639)

Reward: (800) Coin, (1310) Exp, (300) Spirit

Reward option #1: Solid gold Necklace
Reward option #2: Topaz Necklace
Reward option #3: Sapphire Necklace

Expensive Parchment

Starting NPC: Bookmerchant Hu (257, 640)

Mission #1: Get (10) Ancient Tomes from Mountain Ursogs
Awarding NPC: Bookmerchant Hu (257, 640)

Reward: (350) Coin, (530) Exp, (150) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 6 Quests
Broken Bridge Village

System Message: Please go to Broken Bridge Village

Mission #1: Go to Broken Brigde village

Awarding NPC: Guard Lin (231, 556)

Reward: (250) Coin, (400) Exp, (150) Spirit

Charm Design

Starting NPC: Merchant Fu (261, 636)

Mission #1: Visit Merchant Chien (228, 559)

Awarding NPC: Merchant Fu (261, 636)

Reward: (300) Coin, (500) Exp, (150) Spirit

Every Second Counts

Starting NPC: Guard Hu (248, 645)

Mission #1: Visit Guard Lin (231, 556)

Mission #2: Kill (10) Skeletal Archers
Awarding NPC: Guard Lin (231, 556)

Reward: (750) Coin, (1200) Exp, (300) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Craftsman Pai

Starting NPC: Craftsman Pai Yu (228, 559)

Mission #1: Get White Jade Necklace from Jaden Elfire (Rare Drop)

Awarding NPC: Craftsman Pai Yu (228, 559)

Reward: (300) Coin, (450) Exp, (100) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 7 Quests
The Trainer’s Summon 2 (Venomancer only)

System Message: Go see the Pet trainer to receive a new trial

Starting NPC: Pet skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Reward: (40) Coin

Sacred Beast (Venomancer Only)

Required Quest: Trainer’s Summon 2

Starting NPC: Pet skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Mission #1: Get (1) Fresh Meat from Rhinodrake Plainswalker
Mission #2: Collect the Hunting Net Mark 1 (Snowdye Flower (210, 583))

Mission #3: Collect the Hunting Net Mark 2 (Snowdye Flower (209, 587))

Mission #4: Collect the Hunting Net Mark 3 (Snowdye Flower (213, 592))

Mission #5: Collect (1) Appetizing Roast Meat (Farm Campfire (212, 591))

The Sacred Beast will appear, You don’t need to attack it, just wait until it dies and obtain egg

Awarding NPC: Pet skill Trainer Hu (257, 644)

Reward: Pet bag expands to (2) Slots

Amazing Black Oil

Starting NPC: Blacksmith Shih Xian (231, 559)

Mission: Get (10) Charcoal from Abnormal Cactopods
Awarding NPC: Blacksmith Shih Xian (231, 559)

Reward: (800) Coin, (1280) Exp, (300) Spirit

Reward option #1: Solid Gold Belt
Reward option #2: Topaz Belt

Reward option #3: Sapphire Belt

Stolen Horseshoes

Starting NPC: Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Mission #1: Get (10) horseshoes from Tauroc Angler
Awarding NPC: Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Reward: (800) Coins, (1280) Exp, (300) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 8 Quests
Plans for Battle

Starting NPC: Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Mission #1: Kill (5) Plainswalker Tuskmoor
Mission #2: Visit Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Reward option #1: Superior Rending Hierogram

Reward option #2: Superior Enchanted Hierogram

Reward option #3: Obstinate Resistance Hierogram

Reward option #4: Sturdy Armor Hierogram

Mission #3: Kill (10) Darting Minkii
Awarding NPC: Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Reward: (900) Coin, (1500) Exp, (350) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Yum, The Soup!

Starting NPC: Blacksmith Shih Xian (231, 559)

Mission #1: Visit Chef at Broken Bridge Village (226, 557)

Mission #2: Get (5) Tortoise Meats from Highlands Tortoise
Awarding NPC: The Chef (226, 557)

Reward: (700) Coin, (1100) Exp, (250) Spirit

Reward option #1: Cresent Poleaxe
Reward option #2: Ice Ring

Level 9 Quests
Nothing in the Way

Starting NPC Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Mission #1: Kill (10) Riding Wolf
Awarding NPC: Merchant Chien (229, 559)

Reward: (1100) Coin, (1800) Exp, (400) Spirit

Reward option #1: Steel Ring
Reward option #2: Chromatic Ring

Spiritual Cultivation

System Message: Your spiritual initiate phase is complete

Starting NPC: Miao the Taoist (244, 647)

Reward: (40) Exp

Spiritual Adept

Starting NPC: Miao the Taoist (244, 647)

Mission #1: Speak to the Lost City Recluse (216, 542)

Mission #2: Kill (9) Waspy Ursog
Awarding NPC: Lost City Recluse (216, 542)

Reward: (3000) Spirit, (1) Celestone, Cultivation Rank changed to Spiritual Adept, Chi bar

Level 10 Quests
Broken Kite

Starting NPC: Little Daisy (227, 554)

Mission #1: Retrieve Kite (264, 545) Kite is on top of a big wooden structure, you will have to jump up onto it

Awarding NPC: Little Daisy (227, 554)

Reward: (600) Coin, (1000) Exp, (250) Spirit

Heart of a Kid

Starting NPC: Little Daisy (227, 554)

Mission #1: Get (1) Toy Panda from Bucktooth Lynxux
Awarding NPC: Little Daisy (227, 554)

Reward: (600) Coin, (1000) Exp, (250) Spirit

Common Remedy

Starting NPC: Apothecary Lei (229, 560)

Mission #1: Get (10) Lynx Tooth from Crackpot Lynxux
Mission #2: Get (10) Eldergoth Claw from Eldergoth Underling
Awarding NPC: Apothecary Lei (229, 560)

Reward: (2250) Coin, (3750) Exp, (850) Spirit

Level 11 Quests
Gate of Antiquity

System Message: You can now go to the Gate of Antiquity

Mission #1: Visit the Guard of the Gate (387, 521)

Awarding NPC: Guard of the Gate (387, 521

Reward: (600) Coin, (1000) Exp, (250) Spirit, (1) Celestone

The Brothers

Starting NPC: Guard Sha (231, 554)

Mission #1: Get (10) Shining Scales from Shimmering Vipers
Awarding NPC: Blacksmith Ho Yi (387, 514)

Reward: (1650) Coin, (2750) Exp, (650) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 12 Quests
The Gift (Venomancer Quest Only, you will need Tame Skill)

Starting NPC: Blacksmith Ho Yi (387, 514)

Mission #1: Get (1) Scout Lynxus Pet Egg from Scout Lynxus
Awarding NPC: Little Daisy (227, 554)

Reward: (1500) Coin, (250) Exp, (550) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Wolfling’s Blood

Starting NPC: Tailor Hu (259, 639)

Mission #1: Visit Apothecary Feng (389, 515)

Mission #2: Get (10) Sharptooth Wolf Blood from Sharptooth Wolf
Awarding NPC: Tailor Hu (259, 639)

Reward: (2150) Coin, (3570) Exp, (800) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Deity Beast Roars

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Chen the referee (240, 651) (In the Building above the Elder)

Mission #2: Visit the Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #3: Visit Guard Lu Shi (433, 886) (Etherblade)

Mission #4: Visit Guard Ling (321, 419) (City of Plume)

Awarding NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Reward: (2400) Coin, (4000) Exp, (900) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 13 Quests
Endless Nightmares

Starting NPC: Chi the Historian (241, 642)

Mission #1: Visit the Guard of the Gate (241, 642)

Mission #2: Kill (20) Acrimonic Cactopod
Awarding NPC: Chi the Historian (241, 642)

Reward: (2150) Coin, (3580) Exp, (800) Spirit

Reward option #1: Swift Shadow Bracers, (1) Celestone

Reward option #2: Sleeves of Grace, (1) Celestone

A Bad Omen

Required Quest: Wolfling’s Blood

Starting NPC: Apothecary Feng (389, 515)

Awarding NPC: Apothecary Guang (262, 638)

Reward: (1500) Coin, (2500) Exp, (600) Spirit

Level 14 Quests
A Time to Strike

Required Quest: Endless Nightmares

Starting NPC: Guard of the Gate (241, 642)

Mission #1: Kill (20) Lynxus Vassals
Mission #2: Kill (20) Werewolf Bowmen Firstclass
Awarding NPC: Guard of the Gate (241, 642)

Reward: (4500) Coin, (7430) Exp, (1700) Spirit

Reward option #1: Smelt Iron Hammer, (1) Celestone

Reward option #2: Wand of colors, (1) Celestone

Water Contamination

Required Quest: A Time to Strike

Starting NPC: Apothecary Feng (389, 515)

Mission #1: Visit Tailor Shih (390, 518)

Mission #2: Visit Craftsman Chun (391, 517)

Mission #3: Get (1) Venom from Dustwraith Skirmisher
Mission #4: Get (1) Venom from Grieving Kuhu
Awarding NPC: Apothecary Feng (389, 515)

Reward: (1500) Coin, (2600) Exp, (600) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 15 Quests
The Eaten Pig

Starting NPC: Blacksmith Ho Yi (387, 514)

Mission #1: Kill (15) Boondock Chisler
Mission #2: Kill (20) Bloodthirsty Adawolf
Awarding NPC: Blacksmith Ho Yi (387, 514)

Reward: (4050) Coin, (6750) Exp, (1500) Spirit

Interracial Love

Starting NPC: Venomancer Linda (378, 536)

Mission #1: Visit Apothecary Feng (378, 536)

Mission #2: Get (1) Broken Armor from Pentapace Vipent
Awarding NPC: Venomancer Linda (378, 536)

Reward: (850) Coin, (1360) Exp, (300) Spirit

Reward option #1: Iron Plate of Soul, (1) Celestone

Reward option #2: Cape of Grace, (1) Celestone

Level 16 Quests
Visit Wellspring Village

System Message: You can now go to Wellspring Village

Awarding NPC: Sentry Wei (425, 659)

Reward: (2100) Coin, (3500) Exp, (800) Spirit

Rock Slash

Starting NPC: Apothecary Feng (378, 536)

Mission #1: Get (10) Sulfur from Sable Elder
Mission #2: Get (10) Saltpeter from Feral Ursog
Awarding NPC: Apothecary Chung (423, 635)

Reward: (3000) Coin, (7000) Exp, (1150) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Vipent Skin Request

Reqired Quest: Water Contamination

Starting NPC: Tailor Shih (391, 519)

Mission #1: Get (20) Heptapace Vipent Skin from Heptapace Vipent
Awarding NPC: Tailor Shih (391, 519)

Reward: (3000) Coin, (7000) Exp, (1150) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 17 Quests
Taming Charing Sable (Venomancer Only)

Starting NPC: Apothecary Master (422, 648)

Mission #1: Collect (1) Charing Sable egg from Charing Sable
Awarding NPC: Apothecary Master (422, 648)

Reward: (2100) Coin, (3500) Exp, (770) Spirit

Charing Sable

Starting NPC: Aged Deity (417, 645)

Mission #1: Kill (20) Charing Sable
Mission #2: Kill (20) Krimson Tigera
Awarding NPC: Aged Deity (417, 645)

Reward: (4590) Coin, (7650) Exp, (1700) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Lost and Found

Starting NPC: Apothecary Feng (389, 515)

Mission #1: Get (1) Gunpowder recipe from Charing Sable
Awarding NPC: Apothecary Chung (423, 645)

Reward: (2000) Coin, (3300) Exp, (750) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 18 Quests
Eternal, Not Happiness

Starting NPC: Aged Deity (417, 645)

Mission #1: Visit Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #2: Visit Aged Deity (417, 645)

Mission #3: visit Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #4: Get (10) Cup of Just from Grassland Tarantulaxe
Awarding NPC: Aged Deity (417, 645)

Reward: (5700) Coin, (9500) Exp, (2150) Spirit

Reward option #1: Common Citrine Shard

Reward option #2: Common Garnet Shard

Reward option #3: Common Turquoise Shard

Reward option #4: Common Sapphire Shard

Brave Heart

Starting NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Visit Chen the Referee (240, 651)

Mission #2: Visit Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Mission #3: Kill (5) Darkbreed Wolfkins
Mission #4: Visit Chen the Referee (240, 651)

Mission #5: Visit Warrior’s Tombstone (139, 530)

Awarding NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Reward: (3000) Coin, (5000) Exp, (1150) Spirit, (1) Celestone

A Scouts Mission

Starting NPC: Sentry Wei (425, 659)

Mission #1: Spy on Ursog (Auto Switch 370, 674)

Awarding NPC: Sentry Wei (425, 659)

Reward: (3000) Coin, (5000) Exp, (1150) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Level 19 Quests
The Test

Starting NPC: Apothecary Master (422, 648)

Mission #1: Kill (30) Feligar Vanguard
Mission #2: Kill (30) Grottoden Wolfkin
Mission #3: Kill (30) Grottoden Wolfmaster
Awarding NPC: Apothecary Master (422, 648)

Reward: (7830) Coin, (13050) Exp, (2900) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Thunder Blow

Reqiured Quest: A Scout’s Mission

Starting NPC: Sentry Wei (425, 659)

Mission #1: Kill (20) Feral Ursog Chief
Awarding NPC: Sentry Wei (425, 659)

Reward: (1650) Coin, (2700) Exp, (600) Spirit, (1) Celestone

Spiritual Cultivation Guide

System Message: Congratualations, you have completed your Spiritual Adept phase

Awarding NPC: Miao the Taoist (244, 647)

Reward: (50) Exp

Aware of Principle

Starting NPC: Miao the Taoist (244, 647)

Mission #1: Collect (1) Celestial Sprite from Feligaar Vanguard
Mission #2: Collect (1) Celestial Sprite from Flower (368, 685)

Awarding NPC: Miao the Taoist (244, 647)

Reward: New Teleport Point: Archosaur, (1) Celestone, (1) resurrection scroll, (8000) Spirit

Reward option #1: Elite Rending Blade Hierogram

Reward option #2: Elite Enchanted Hierogram

Call to Duty: Beastkind

Cultivation Requirements: Aware of Principle

(This is a squad quest, a full squad of 20+ players will be needed)(Take Duty Calls:Xenobeast at the same time)

Starting NPC: Untamd Elder (246, 646)

Mission #1: Kill (8) Blackhive Wolfkin Premier
Mission #2: Kill (8) Blackhand Adawolf
Mission #3: Kill Rend Razorjaw
Awarding NPC: Untamed Elder (246, 646)

Reward: (190) Coin, (4606) Exp, (2133) Spirit

Reward option #1: Trial Poleaxe
Reward option #2: Trial Pataka

Duty Calls: Xenobeast

Starting NPC: Untamd Elder (246, 646)

Awarding NPC: Untamd Elder (246, 646)

Reward: Call of Duty: Xenobeast (Stone Tablet) often referred to as a Tab

Call to duty: RazorJaw

Starting NPC: Pillar of Duty (418, 569)

YOU MUST BE SQUAD LEADER

Mission #1: Kill Rend RazorJaw

Reward: (8000) Exp, (1600) Spirit, Team recieves EXP rewards when quest is complete

Congratulations, you have completed the Untamed quests 1-19. Hope that this guide gave you the information you needed, any suggestions would be welcome.  If you are looking for more Perfect world International Tips, visit my blog.

Hunting for a good job in the tour guide industry can often be competitive work. If you are well suited to this career path, you will inevitably become hooked within minutes of guiding your first tour. This job is by no means age specific and so guides range from students to retirees. It sometimes takes a while to discover the vast extent of the ‘hidden’ tour guide market but with a little investigation and an organized marketing plan, the determined job hunter is sure to find the tour niche that best suits her/his schedule and personality. Often one part time tour job leads to another and your roster can be full of a few different types of tour jobs. Following are just a few markets that you may want to look into to get your started. This list is far from exhaustive and of course, depends on the sights and local attractions in your area.

Self Employed Tour Guide- Being a self employed tour guide gives you the freedom to work for different companies, often doing many different types of tours. Many companies only hire guides using this option and you are subcontracted. You are responsible for filing your own taxes and keeping track of write-offs. Companies that hire step-on guides for 3 day or longer charter bus tours often hire on this premise. In my experience, these jobs tend to pay well and bus tour groups generally follow a ‘tipping’ protocol which can be quite substantial. As with any business, there can be drawbacks as well. Contracts may not always be steady and it takes a while to build up your portfolio and fill in your annual calendar. Also, in Canada, self employed contractors cannot receive regular unemployment benefits to keep them in the winter months, when the often seasonal tour business all but dries up. Recently, they have been extended the option to pay into the insurance program for sick benefits and maternity/paternity benefits. So, often times you will need to have other work options ready for the winter months. However, with proper networking and marketing, it is possible to find work by doing private tours or specialty tours.

Tour Guide/Shuttle Bus Driver- Many guides are employed by companies that also require the guide to drive a shuttle bus. Often hotels have their own guide service in place and they use this option. These tours are usually day tours so you will cover less area and will have a different group each day and sometimes a few times a day. Again, tipping can be quite generous and does add up to a substantial portion of your income. This option is attractive, as you can find steady work and benefits may be offered. One drawback is that you will require a special license and depending on where you’re from, the fee can be a hefty one in starting up. This also requires you to multi-task as you will be driving and talking so you have to feel comfortable doing both at the same time. These jobs, too, can peter down on the off season but once you get the necessary license, you can use it to fill up your year with bus driving or other driving jobs.

Historical Attraction Tour Guides- Most cities have museums and other historical buildings that provide steady guiding opportunities. These jobs may or may not provide the best tips but they are often year round and therefore you have the security that comes with steady employment. They are also self contained and require less walking and less ‘timing’ issues with tourists leaving the tour group at various attraction to shop and explore. You are also usually trained on-site and provided with a spiel, therefore requiring less personal research. Tours are generally shorter, and so you will probably be hosting multiple groups throughout the course of the day. If you like the idea of staying indoors, then this option is a good one to explore.

Walking Tours- Many cities offer a wide variety of walking tours in various ‘districts’ within the city limits. An average walking tour lasts about 2 hours, which seems to be just enough time to take in the area of exploration without tiring everyone out. This is a great way to soak up the fresh air while getting some exercise and I have enjoyed all the walking tours I have done. They may or may not provide tips. This often has a lot to do with the company mentioning on their web site or brochures that gratuities are accepted and appreciated. Whether it be the arts district or entertainment district, people love the opportunity to explore by foot and photographers appreciate the chance to snap pictures of whatever strikes them as opposed to trying to catch shots out of the window of a bus. You will need a strong and clear voice if you plan to guide walking tours. Also, a sign or umbrella to hold up is a good idea so that members of your group can easily find the group again if they leave to use the restrooms or to purchase something from a shop along the way. Weather can make your tour schedule less predictable than others, as most people shy away from these types of tours in the inclement weather.

Bicycle Tours- Many bicycle rental establishments also offer the option of local bicycle tours. This is a great gig if you love the outdoors and are in the physical shape required to not leave your body aching. Sometimes, these tours can cover rough or uphill terrain and so it makes sense that if you are going to be delivering fluid spiels, you should make sure that you won’t ‘wind’ easily. These tours tend to be quite relaxed and often offer a stop along the way where a picnic lunch is provided. They also give you the opportunity to explore routes that both bus and walking tours don’t cover. You will have to establish safety rules for your group and make sure that they are strictly adhered to. Often, bicycle tourists are not novices and the whole group works as a team as far as traffic safety goes. Again, these tours may be unpredictable due to weather or the amount of people interested on any given day. They are a great way to spend your day, though, and it’s worth a check to see if they’re being offered in your area.

Hiking Tours- Once again, not for the weekend warrior, these tours are offered regularly in locations where nature plays a large part in the tourism appeal. In Niagara, regular hiking expeditions include the Niagara Gorge and the Bruce Trail. Both provide the hiker a rare glimpse into the wonderful plant and animal life unique to the area. The amazing geological history is also a large draw. Depending on where you live, hiking tours can focus on any number of special interests. Bird watchers, photographers, botany enthusiasts are all drawn to nature. Fitness adventurers also love these kind of tours. Here, again, weather determines your schedule as safety can be an issue and you will have to know your subject very well. Injuries are more likely to occur on hiking tours than bus tours and so the guide must always be aware of the lurking hazards, be prepared and prepare the group. Poison ivy, unsteady terrains and bug bites are just a few of the potential dangers that need to be avoided. If you love the study of nature and a tour that is physically beneficial, then this might be your perfect fit.

The list of tour guide options is a long one and often area specific. Take the time to explore the possibilities that exist to guides in your hometown so that you can find the genre that is best suited for you. Once you have found your niche, you are on your way to an exciting and rewarding adventure. In my article, ‘Tour Guiding For Beginners’, I delve into a few of the ‘must knows’ that will further assist a novice guide in having a pleasurable tour guiding experience.

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If you believe you are up to the challenge and want to charge ahead to achieve this great opportunity, one of the best ways to get started is to become a Certified International Tour Guide.  It requires some upfront effort and perseverance on your part before you can expect to reap its rewards, like many independent contractor opportunities.  As an international guide, or even a local guide within your own city, you get to enjoy all or most of the tour events for free!  In addition, you will receive a percentage of the optional tours you sell to the passengers and will receive tips from them at the end of the tour; the amount above the standard tip tour companies recommend to the tourists goes up if you did well.

How to get certified:  Many international and local travel companies either require or strongly prefer a tour guide be certified.  Research the Internet for International Tour Certification programs which are conducted in various U.S. cities and run anywhere from 2 intensive weeks up to 6 weeks or more.  Certification is achieved through classroom study, hands-on practice and successful passing of tests, video and/or on-site demonstration skills.  The programs include how to manage and coordinate the day-to-day travel and accommodation obligations and event opportunities for tour passengers, dealing with international tour agencies and destination representatives, selling optional tours and events, collecting and disseminating tour venue funds, handling all kinds of emergencies, and giving tour talks or presentations while on the road.  However, as an international guide, you will most likely not be the person presenting to the group in a foreign country; expert local guides will be recruited for whichever country you are in.  You will be there to be sure everyone is comfortable and accounted for, to ensure everything and everyone is on time and that the tour follows as advertised as much as possible.  If you do well, the instructor may forward your name to several international tour companies located in the U.S.  This recommendation is gold.  You may even be lucky enough to be contacted by the company when it needs an alternate or last minute director, as happened to me.

If you plan to sign up with international tour companies, first check with your state business registration office on what is required to become established as an Independent Contractor; this is what your status will be.  In most cases, your employment with a company will be on a part-time or casual basis. Your home base will not likely change unless you move to become a fulltime employee of a specific company, so you will be obligated to the state for taxation and business requirements  You will need to request a taxpayer ID# from the state, will be subject to income tax, and required to file a business tax form annually or quarterly. If you bill yourself as an Independent Tour Operator where you guide groups by yourself with no affiliation to any professional registered company, you should apply for ASTA membership – this is the American Society of Travel Agents, a leading advocate for travel professionals which offers a great deal of benefits for its members.

Prepare your cover letter and resume, focusing on your experience as it relates to leading, managing or teaching groups in any capacity, professional or personal travel experience, experience making travel arrangements, especially for others, experience living and/or working in foreign countries, any foreign language ability and anything else that you feel would promote your international tour capabilities.  If you have worked as a local tour guide in your own city, this is important experience to add to your resume.  If a company has a required application, apply and attach your resume and cover letter and be sure to fill out the application completely even though it may repeat what is stated on your resume.  The application will be the main document reviewed by the company.  Do not be lazy about this.

After you have applied to a number of companies (I would recommend at least 10), follow up with the companies after about 2-4 weeks.  Inquire if there are openings, the status of your application and ask if there is a possibility of an interview or how the company selects its tour guides.  Ask them if they can send you any information on their policies and procedures or how they generally like to manage their tours; having this information is very important if you are eventually selected to guide a tour to avoid any missteps on your first assignment.  Don’t be too concerned if they are reluctant to release this information.  Press on regardless.  Try not to get frustrated; this takes patience and perseverance.  Most companies will have a stack of applications and will select prospects when they need a tour guide in a pinch so luck has a lot to do with it.  Keep in contact with them about once a month or every other month to keep your name “afloat”.  Contacting them more frequently than monthly might have a negative effect.

While you are waiting for that special opportunity to strike, continue to add to your experience and occasionally send an updated resume to companies that you are interested in.  If your city has a local guide service, consider joining their network to gain group guiding experience and to build a good reputation among guides and visitors (a good guide will often be requested by returning visitors and/or destination companies and these recommendations are good to add to your international application).   The company may pair you with a seasoned guide and pay you at a lesser rate for work performed assisting the main guide or they may request you volunteer first to gain experience. Many of the local opportunities include short trips such as a city tour or day trips to sites outside of the city, airport meet-and-greet events where you greet incoming tourists belonging to a particular group (e.g., convention attendees, traveling school groups or bus tour tourists), and groups signed up for planned restaurant, local destination, entertainment or shopping events.

On a smaller scale, organize a group outing for your own work colleagues; coordinate the venue date, space and activities and take care of collecting the required fees and payments.   It is small step but even the smallest level of experience can lead to something bigger.  Consider paying for, and joining some local bus or destination tours and observe how the tour guide manages the tour.  Converse with the guide in spare moments; most guides will be happy to share some ideas and information about guiding if they know you are interested in joining the industry.  Build on your experience and be patient; take it step by step.  There is no overnight success!.