Find a licensed tour leader in Italy

Qualified tour leaders and tourist guides across Italy, for tour operators, agencies and DMCs. You publish a request: every professional in the network who matches the service, language, area and dates receives it. They apply, you choose. Publishing a request is free until 31 March 2027.

  • 2 minPer request
  • €0Until 31/3/2027
  • 0%Commission on assignments

Matching

Send a matching request

Fill in the form in 2 minutes: first the group (nationality, age, language), then service, city and dates. The request reaches every professional in the network who matches these criteria and is free on those dates. You need an approved tour operator account, free of charge: register your company with its VAT number and log in. You can state a proposed fee (optional), separate from the expenses covered.

How it works

Three steps from need to the right professional

  1. Fill in

    Group, service, city, dates, languages. The request goes to every professional who matches; if there are few in your area, it also reaches those working within 50-100 km.

  2. Receive

    Applications arrive in the order they are sent, with active profiles first, each with profile, experience, languages and a message from the professional. You set the deadline.

  3. Choose

    You contact the professional directly and agree terms between you. No commission on assignments, no payments through the platform.

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Who you can search for

Qualifications in plain sight

Each profile states its own qualification; the tourist guide title appears only with a national register number checked against documents. You can also search for outgoing tour leaders and hiking and nature guides.

Metodo Mente Fredda

Tour leaders

Licensed, with international experience. Coverage across Italy.

Licensed

Tourist guides

Specialised by site and theme: art history, archaeology, nature.

AIGAE

Environmental guides

Trekking and excursions in national parks and protected areas.

Coverage and checks

All of Italy, qualifications in plain sight

The service is active across Italy: from Rome, Milan, Florence, Naples and Venice to the Amalfi Coast, the Cinque Terre, the Val d’Orcia, Taormina and Cortina.

Your request reaches the professionals in the network who match on service, language, area and availability. Tour leaders hold the licence issued by their Province or Region, as required by regional law.

Publishing requests is free until 31 March 2027.

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Frequently asked questions

How can I find a licensed tour leader in Italy quickly?

Fill in the matching form with destination, dates, languages and type of service. The request reaches every network professional who matches; applications reach you in the order they arrive, with active profiles first, until the deadline you choose.

What qualifications must tour leaders hold in Italy?

They need the licence issued by the competent Province or Region, as required by current law. Each profile states its qualification; for guides we publish the national register number, checked against documents.

How much does the matching service cost?

Registration is free and, until 31 March 2027, so is publishing requests. TourLeaderPro takes no percentage on assignments.

Which cities can I search in?

All of Italy, from Rome to Milan, Florence to Venice, Naples to Palermo, including smaller destinations and rural areas thanks to the automatic widening of the search to neighbouring provinces.

Need a professional?

Publish a request: every professional who matches receives it. Free until 31 March 2027.

Submit a request

Phone and WhatsApp: +39 327 287 7812

The Rule of 15

TourLeaderPro quality standard: one tour leader for roughly every 15 participants. Above this threshold we provide a second tour leader. It is an operational choice, not a legal requirement: it comes from the limits of the most visited sites (Vatican Museums 20 people per guide, Venice 25, audio headsets compulsory at the Colosseum from 9 people) and from the point beyond which one person cannot guarantee timing, safety and attention to everyone.

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