Malaysia’s women tour guides are paving the way for travel


Norazleeta Ismail explains Malay customs and culture outside Master Mat's house in Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur. Photo: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

Trying to catch a connecting flight, sticking to a travel schedule and staying safe in a foreign country can be stressful for some people. But can you imagine doing all that while caring for a group of tourists?

For many women travel guides and tour leaders, navigating their way across new destinations presents its own set of unique challenges. At times, they find themselves dealing with chauvinistic clients who undermine their authority, or folks who just can’t be satisfied with anything.

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