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Are you looking for a Tour Guide job in the Dubai? Whether you’re an experienced job-seeker or have never looked before, you may be asking yourself where to start.

This area has been home to many long-standing businesses as well as several modern companies such as digital media, engineering and industrial services.

If living and working in Dubai is something that excites you, then the following article will provide some tips on how to locate available job opportunities in this vibrant metropolitan conurbation. We'll discuss the various sectors that exist, local employers who are recruiting now and different means of searching for roles online.

What do Tour Guide do?

Tour Guide is responsible for providing a range of services to the people of Dubai, including education, social care, housing, planning and economic development. It works closely with local businesses and other organisations to ensure that the area remains prosperous and attractive to visitors.

Tour Guide provides a wide range of services to its residents, including job search advice, training and development opportunities, and help with finding suitable accommodation.

Where can I find Tour Guide jobs in Dubai?

There are a variety of ways to search for jobs in Dubai. The most popular method is to use online job boards such as Jobsora. We allow you to filter your searches by location and sector so that you can easily find roles that match your skills and experience.

You can also search for jobs on the Dubai local job websites, which lists all current vacancies in the area. Additionally, you can contact local employers directly to enquire about any available positions.

Finally, there are a number of recruitment agencies based in Dubai that specialise in finding people to work in the area. These companies often have access to exclusive job opportunities that are not advertised elsewhere.

In conclusion, there are a variety of ways to find Tour Guide jobs in Dubai. Whether you’re looking for a permanent role or something more flexible, the borough has plenty of opportunities available. With the proper research and preparation, you can easily locate the perfect job for you.

How much do Tour Guide in Dubai get paid?

Tour Guide in Dubai are elected representatives of the local community, and they are paid an annual allowance for their work. The amount of this allowance is determined by the Independent Remuneration Panel for Dubai, which reviews the allowances every four years.

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Looking for a part-time job? How you can apply for a tour guide licence in Dubai

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The online training programme is provided by Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism.

Dubai: Love exploring Dubai and introducing friends and family to different parts of the Emirate? How about turning your interest into a serious profession?

Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) issues tour guide licences to interested individuals, which allows them to work either part-time or full-time as tour guides in the Emirate.

Working part-time

If you wish to work part-time as a tour guide, it is important to know that the UAE’s Labour Law – Federal Decree Law No. 33 of 2021 – allows employees to work part-time in the UAE, if the working hours are less than 20 hours per week. To know more about how you can work part-time in the UAE, read our detailed guide here .

But you may also be interested in turning your passion for culture and tourism into a full-time profession.

Either way, you will need to complete an online tour guide training programme that is offered by DET.

Here are all the details.

Eligibility criteria

According to DET, these are the criteria you need to fulfil to join the online tour guide training programme:

• Be at least 18 years old or above. • Have at least graduated from high school. • Have English communication skills • Obtain a first aid certificate in the UAE • Have a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your sponsor

You will have the option to apply for the programme in English or Mandarin.

Application process

To apply, follow these steps:

1. Visit the website

www.tourguidetraining.ae and click on ‘Create new account’. You will be directed to an online form, where you will be required to enter your personal details, like your full name, date of birth, Emirates ID details and information like whether you have a driving licence and your language skills.

2. Once your account form is complete, click on ‘Create new account’. You will receive an activation link to your registered email address from [email protected]. Click on the activation link and re-visit www.tourguidetraining.ae to login by entering your username and password.

3. Next, you will be required to upload the required documents. Applicants are advised to arrange all the required documents in one PDF file.

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4. After receiving the notification that the documents are verified, you would need to visit the website: www.tourguidetraining.ae once again and click ‘Dubai Tour Guide Programme (DTGP)’. 5. You will then be guided through the four-stages of the programme. According to DET, all stages must be completed within a maximum of 90 days from the day of registration. While the total cost of the programme is Dh7,520, your payment will be divided into three installments, based on the stages that you complete. The system will enable you to make the payment when the previous stage is completed successfully. 6. Once you have successfully completed the programme, you will receive your tour guide licence.

The total cost for the tour guide training programme is Dh7,520 .

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Dubai offers a diverse, multicultural setting and abundance of hotels and attractions that continue to make it the top travel choice for Indian travellers who see it as a tourist destination for exploration and sightseeing. Earlier this year, Dubai introduced a five-year multiple-entry visa to boost travel between India and the Gulf nation where the visa is issued within 2-5 working days upon receiving and accepting the service request and allows its holder to stay in the country for 90 days, extendable once for a similar period, with a total stay not exceeding 180 days in one year.

In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Aneta Zajac of Fly4free, shared, “Dubai is a great example of how a city that was more of a curiosity and a place to visit while changing flights can become a full-fledged and desirable holiday destination. A multitude of various attractions - both for children and adults, for those desiring adrenaline and for beach lovers, restaurants from all over the world, great weather most of the year, and, above all, the huge availability of direct flights from most countries make Dubai attract millions of tourists. The futuristic metropolis is an interesting, safe, clean and very attractive destination where no one will be bored.”

Deniz Rymkiewicz, Group PR and Community Manager at eSky, revealed, “Tourism in the UAE has been experiencing an impressive boom in recent years, and Dubai is one of the main magnets for travelers. The city stands out as a dynamic cultural, commercial and entertainment place in the Middle East. Its iconic towers, luxury hotels, world-famous shopping malls and futuristic architectural designs attract tourists from all over the world. A visit to Dubai is a chance to experience unique experiences, such as skiing on water slides inside shopping malls, admiring the world's tallest building Burj Khalifa, or exploring traditional markets and monuments. Dubai combines modernity with history, offering unforgettable experiences for travelers looking for unique attractions.”

According to Marzena German, Travel Market Expert at Wakacje.pl, Dubai has been a rising star in the rankings of the most popular destinations among travel agents' clients over the past few years. She highlighted, “The success of this destination is due to several factors - apart from promotional campaigns, the main reason is accessibility. Dubai is a rather exotic destination, which is always interesting, but it is also relatively close. It is therefore possible to quite simply visit a place with an interesting culture and impressive architecture.”

Robert Blaszczyk, Head of Strategic Clients Department at Conotoxia, explained, “The dirham (AED), the official currency of the United Arab Emirates, has a much higher exchange rate to the Indian rupee. For 1 AED, you will pay approximately 22.73 INR. In the currency world, the dirham, divided into 100 fils, is among the newcomers. It entered circulation in 1973, replacing the riyal. The AED banknotes, renowned for their advanced anti-counterfeiting protection, feature symbolic buildings, plants and animals. However, compared to exchanging cash, e.g. at an airport exchange office, it seems much more convenient and beneficial to use a multi-currency card.”

He elaborated, “A night in a budget hostel in Dubai can be found for under 100 AED, i.e. about 2 272 rupees. In the hotels, the prices increase with the number of stars, but they are not out of reach. You can expect to pay around 9,000 INR per night for two people in a room at a five-star hotel. However, you can rent a 170-square-metre apartment for a staggering 363,000 INR if you want something exclusive. The cost of living in Dubai is much higher than, for example, in New Delhi. Some examples of prices converted into INR: a meal in a restaurant for one person - 2,200-3,500 INR; a fast food snack - from 690 INR; a small loaf of bread - 136 INR; a litre of milk - 160 INR; 1 kg of yellow cheese - from 900 INR; 10 eggs - about 295 INR, and a 1km taxi ride - about 80 INR.”

Robert Blaszczyk suggested, “Before leaving for the United Arab Emirates, we must take care of our passports. The next step is to complete an online visa application at uaevisa.ae. Then we have to pay for it. How much? 150 USD (12,500 INR) for a single entry permit for up to 30 days. Alternatively, there is an option to stay in Dubai for 48 hours for 95 USD (approx. 8,000 INR). 90-day visas are also available for USD 450 (37,500 INR). Once you have paid, you will receive an email confirming that you have been granted entry to the UAE. You will need to print out the visa for yourself and present it to customs when you land in Dubai. This is important for both tourist and business visitors. Dubai is becoming an increasingly popular destination for trade fairs, conferences and other events, bringing together business people from diverse industries worldwide.”

He concluded, “Two people will pay around 50,000 rupees for round-trip airfares on the New Delhi-Dubai route, for instance. A four-night stay costs around 20,000 INR. Renting a car - from 100 AED per day, but the whim of renting a Ferrari, for example, would be 10 times more expensive, meaning around 10,000 INR. Food and tickets to museums, mosques and specialities in traditional markets will cost about 30,000 INR. Some attractions are free of charge, but, for example, to enter the Burj Khalifa, the world's highest building (828 m), you have to pay about 3,600 INR when converted from the local currency. Shopping malls, local markets and amusement parks are full of temptations that can quickly drain the budget for a day out. However, it seems that a sum of around 200,000 INR will allow two people to experience four days of incredible excitement.”

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