German Speaking Bike Tour Guide

Overview

Unlimited Biking is the largest bike rental, tour, and experience company in the USA, with locations in Alexandria, Miami, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Monica, and Washington, D.C. Our mission is to provide meaningful and memorable bike tour experiences for our guests. If you're looking for a fast-paced environment with excellent learning opportunities, this could be the perfect fit for you.

As a Tour Guide with Unlimited Biking, we are seeking energetic and personable individuals who enjoy working with the public and leading groups, with the ability to speak German. We provide the training; you bring your unique flair to create a fun and entertaining experience. Our tours, conducted on bicycles, cover 6 -12 miles at an easy to moderate pace, with bikes provided. This is a 1099 contract position offering $25.00 per hour, with excellent earning potential!

This posting specifically seeks German-speaking guides as we aim to expand our offerings.

Responsibilities

  • Safely lead small groups for 2-4 hours at key attractions.
  • Conduct longer, in-depth neighborhood tours that guests love.
  • Engage with participants and provide city-wide recommendations.

The details

  • Open availability is required, with scheduling that is very flexible.
  • All tour schedules are created one month in advance.
  • Applicants must be at least 18 years old and authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
  • A background check is required upon offer of this position.
  • Public speaking experience is essential.
  • Please include your availability and desired start date in your application.

Commitment to Inclusion & Diversity

At Unlimited Biking, we are committed to fostering inclusion and diversity within our workforce and the communities we serve. This commitment stems from our culture of integrity, genuine concern for others, and respect for each individual’s uniqueness. We view diversity and inclusion as a lifelong journey, marked by shared accountability, continuous improvement, and a commitment to advancement. Join us in creating a culture that prioritizes and values diversity.

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