What kind of work is suitable for people who are good at writing travel guides?

The conclusion of being a "tour guide" is too fast.

To be a professional tour guide, you should not only have rich knowledge of local scenic spots (static), but also have a lively personality and the ability to deal with tourists' difficulties and unreasonable demands (dynamic). Tour guide is a highly customer-oriented service industry. If you don't have the enthusiasm and patience to serve others, you'd better ask more questions if you want to enter this industry.

Recently, I have been helping junior students in the company to make career plans, and I have some experience. Share a little:

1) Know yourself-interest, specialty-At present, my specialty is: writing, planning (Raiders), and my interest is tourism.

2) Know where these professional knowledge can be transferred.

3) Understand tourism-related industries (travel magazines, travel agencies, tourist units, schools,. . )

4) Understand the requirements beyond the skills required for the job (personality, working hours, working place,. . . )

5) Then further detailed planning.

I hope these are helpful to you.