How to Stay Healthy On Tour
- Prepare a health checklist
- Stay physically and mentally fit
- Prepare for any emergencies
Step 1
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Your Course
Are you really prepared?
You will learn in this class:
- To prepare a health checklist for yourself and your guests
- Know how to stay physically and mentally fit
- Be prepared for any emergencies during your tour
This eCourse is aimed at all tour leaders and tour operators who want to set corporate standards for health and safety.
You will learn what to pack, how to prevent illness, and what to do in an emergency, even when that emergency is a death on your tour.
What do you do if guests ask for medication? Or if they have an accident during a walking tour? Or another emergency arises?
You need to be physically and mentally fit to lead a tour. You need to know exactly what the guidelines are for dealing with accidents, illness and emergencies. EastguidesWest has led tours where guests have had everything from mild stomach ache symptoms to broken legs, and even fatalities.
This EastguidesWest course will cover all this and more, so you know what to do in an emergency and keep you and your guests healthy on tour. Become visible on our jobs recruitment platform by taking this tourism course training.
Customised onsite solutions are available. Contact EastguidesWest to arrange tailored onsite training for your team.
Trainer:
Sjannie Hulsman-
Louwers
Owner and founder EgW
Steps
Duration
120
minutes
Please bring along:
Pen, paper and an eagerness to learn. You’ll also need a good Wifi signal.
To access the course content through a browser or a smartphone, you will need:
- The latest versions of Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge or IE 11 on Windows,
- the latest versions of Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari on Mac
- Safari or Google Chrome in Apple iOS 10 or later,
- Google Chrome in Android OS 4.4 or later.
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