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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tour guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who leads and provides information to tourists during a visit to a particular place or attraction.
Example: "We hired a tour guide to help us explore the ancient ruins and learn about their history."
Alternatives: "a sightseeing leader" or "a travel guide."
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Hartley is a tour guide and writer.
He was like a tour guide.
What a tour guide to Provence.
A tour guide played Allie Reynolds.
He was a tour guide; tourism is way down.
Her mother is a tour guide there in the summer.
Brits, know this: you don't need a tour guide.
Is he a tour guide masquerading as a travel networker?
He speaks in the insinuating singsong of a tour guide.
everoptimistic2014 Brits, know this: you don't need a tour guide.
"It's kind of fun being a tour guide".
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