If you look out the window of the bus right now, you can see that we are arriving in Ho Chi Minh City - the largest city in the south of Vietnam. It has the most historical locations among all cities in Vietnam. You can see the difference between the traffic in Vung Tau where we left an hour ago and the traffic outside right now. They say if you wake up one day and don't see that many motorbikes or even more than yesterday, you are still dreaming. Well-known for its many great restaurant, Ho Chi Minh city is one of the best place to enjoy food in Vietnam, even better than Hanoi some might say.

Now let's start our tour. You can see the sign over there that we're at the corn of Hai Ba Trung Street and Ly Tu Trong street.

First go along Hai Ba Trung street, go past Le Thanh Tong street, you will see Sai Gon Opera House on your right.

Then go straight ahead and turn left at the roundabout, go along the street you'll see Ton Duc Thang Museum on your left.

After that, go back and past the roundabout, take the first left into Dong Khoi street, go all the way past 4 turnings, you will encounter Duc Ba Cathedral.

Finally, go past Duc Ba Cathedral and turn left on Le Duan street, go straight on and that will be our final destination for today: Thong Nhat Palace.

Enjoy your trip today everyone.

Everyone is telling you to quit your day job, live the dream, escape your office cubicle and travel the world, right? You’re sitting at your desk reading this, dreaming of open roads and stunning sights, but probably wondering ‘how the hell can anyone afford that?’ Well, I have the answer.

You can turn your passion into an occupation by becoming a tour guide.

There are some different paths to earning as you travel; teaching English overseas, working remotely for your company, becoming a virtual assistant or even travel blogging – but only one option that will enrich your travel experience. Becoming a tour guide is one of the most rewarding and exhilarating ways to see the world, learn about a country’s culture and history while sharing your love of travel with people just like you.

What could be better than showing travelers their way to a new destination? Being a tour guide, you are spreading the joy and inspiring travelers to take happy memories.

Here are six reasons to become a tour guide:

Enjoy a happy workplace:

Being a tour guide, you enjoy the workplace by getting the opportunity to meet with like-minded peoples. It multiplies the fun. Your work colleagues also think like you.

This kind of fellowship will be valuable for gaining confidence in your new role and enjoying a great career. Tour Guides wear multiple ‘hats’ while running a trip. It may look like your guide is having a relaxed holiday alongside the group, but the reality is that a tour guide is a travel agent, therapist, accountant, event manager, historian, conflict resolution manager, tax and currency expert and professional public speaker. All skills which carry across impressively to any future career.

Earn while you learn

As a guide, you’ll need to know your local history, architecture and a host of fun facts about locations. It means you’ll be able to indulge your love of learning while being paid for the pleasure.

Get a ticket for the world

Having transferable skills, such as excellent communication and a charismatic character, means you can slot into different sectors of tourism, with jobs as varied as sports instructing and working with animals. It involves guiding can take you to places you’ve always dreamed of visiting.

Get the inside story

When you’re off-duty your knowledge of the best beaches, buzzing bars, coolest cafes and rave-review restaurants mean you can enjoy the high life. And since you probably know most of the staff through your day job, you may even get discounts.

Have the best contacts book

Every day you will be meeting people from all over the world. It gives you incredible access to opportunities for social and professional networking.

Enjoy lessons for life

Everything you learn to do as a guide – from being a public speaker to part-time travel agent – will set you up for a whole range of future career choices.

Of course, many guides will stay in the tourism business, using their experience to move into senior positions, such as tour manager and events organizer.

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