There is a moment you never forget: when the word PASSED appears next to your name. You have cleared the written test of the Italian tourist guide exam. You breathe out. Then a colder thought arrives: and now the oral? And the practical test? I am writing this on July 5, 2026, while the first … Leggi tutto
On June 8, 2026 the Italian Ministry of Tourism announced 7,844 eligible candidates from the June 5 written test: full guide to oral and technical-practical tests, scoring grids, B2 language, proctoring, 15-day study plan and FAQ.
What the law actually says about golf cart tours in Rome operated by tour operators with tour leaders. Italian Supreme Court ruling 27218/2024, the four conditions that protect, the four legal issues still open, and the Mente Fredda protocol to manage police checks without losing time in front of clients.
The national tourist guide exam takes place on June 5, 2026: what the written test looks like, the six subjects, the dates and how to really prepare with the manual and simulator.
The written test of the Italian tourist guide licensing exam is on June 5, 2026 across five venues. Exam programme, the breakdown of the 40 questions, a 15-day study plan, exam-day procedure and what the official call says about appeals.
The examination commission for the second national Italian tourist guide exam 2026 has been appointed. Registration closed yesterday (May 19, 2026). The first 2025 exam certificates are being issued right now. And this year, Formez PA manages the entire operation — a major change from 2025. Here’s what we know for certain, what we don’t, … Leggi tutto
You’ve just passed the exam. You hold your Accompagnatore Turistico (Tour Escort) license. But there’s a catch: you got it in Emilia-Romagna, and you live and work in Rome. Or Naples. Or Milan. Now what? This is the most common question in the TourLeaderPro network. The short answer: your license is already valid nationwide. You … Leggi tutto
Picture this. You’re standing in the Sistine Chapel. Twenty-two American tourists behind you with earpieces on. Silence. They’re waiting for you to speak. That ENGT badge on your lanyard is the result of months of study. That moment is not a dream. It’s a profession — the most beautiful one for anyone who loves Italy. … Leggi tutto
One morning you open Google and find a 1-star review on your agency. “Terrible service, incompetent guide, total scam.” You don’t recognize the name. You never served that client. Or you do recognize them, and you know the story is fabricated. Welcome to the world of fake reviews — the most underestimated problem in Italian … Leggi tutto
“You were pointing at the monument.” Five words. I’ve heard them repeated dozens of times across 500+ tours in Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan and the Amalfi Coast. Five words from a municipal police officer who, in most cases, has no idea of the difference between a licensed tour escort and an unlicensed person illegally guiding … Leggi tutto