Destination Dawn Dawn A Denton

This is the start of Section 7 of my book: 'Walking Tour Guiding - the ultimate handbook'.  Chapter 39 provides some ideas of tools you can use on or with your walking tours.
You probably have loads more ideas, but these will hopefully trigger some imagination.
And of course, if you have any more, please do get in touch:
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This episode covers Section 6 of 'Walking Tour Guiding - the ultimate handbook' - chapters 33 - 38.
These are questions I have received from students who were on my in-person or online courses. If they have the questions, I am sure you will too.
And of course, if you have any more, please do get in touch:
dawn@dawnadenton.com 

Don't forget you can get a copy of the Walking Tour Guiding book on Amazon:

https://amzn.to/3KBFWkz

 

This is Chapter 32 in the book 'Walking Tour Guiding - the ultimate handbook'.
In this episode I share suggestions for a structure for your walks.  This is purely a guide. You should test and experiment to work out what is best for you, your environment, your personality, theme of the walk, and of course your guests.
Don't forget you can get a copy of the Walking Tour Guiding book on Amazon:
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This is Chapter 31 in the book 'Walking Tour Guiding - the ultimate handbook'.
Often safely is not at the top of the preparation list, and only gets noticed when there is an accident.  I suggest you consider the safety of your walking tour before you even put it together.
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This is Chapter 30 in the book 'Walking Tour Guiding - the ultimate handbook'.
Storytelling forms the foundation of the experience you share with your guests.  Stories add so much more to your narrative and when you become conscious of how you tell stories, you can do more of what works and less of what doesn't.
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This is Chapter 29 in the book 'Walking Tour Guiding - the ultimate handbook'.
In this chapter, I give examples of language you can use to make your walks more interesting. Please don't learn your walks 'off by heart', but as you get more comfortable with your content, colourful phrases will become easy to slot in.
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