On the front lines

The people that you will see most often are what a lot of people call guides but as we all know they have much bigger jobs than simply guiding.

Theresa. Quite simply the most experienced guide in the UAE. Theresa has been working out here since the late 70's, there is nothing she doesnt know about the country.

Whilst she hates anything that looks like officework, she will run the most organised hospitality desk (she's German), check the coaches, calm ruffled feathers, de-stress anyone and everyone, and all this before breakfast.

During the Arabic Night she is our fortune teller who has been known to bring men to tears as she finds their hidden secrets!

Saeed. Originally from the Yemen, Saeed has been working with us in one way or another for over fifteen years. Like alot of people from the GCC he takes his history and culture very very seriously indeed. What we also find amazing about him is his awareness; he notices things that we would normally gloss over and insists on going the extra mile no matter how trivial it is.

Dorrit Wagner is one of who we call our European people, in as much as that when we have more people than we can handle here by ourselves in comes our Dorrit from Germany. Another person that has years in Dubai under her belt. Aside from having previously been a guide and a Safari driver she's now a professional freelance Tour Director, she has a unique sense of humour that never ceases to amaze!

Pat Hollis another European person that many of you know.. Pat used to be the director of Sales and Marketing at the Jebel Ali hotel. Can you think of a better person to have behind you in a hotel. She is also successfully working as a freelance Tour Director now, but like Dorrit is more than happy to come 'back home' to the UAE and Oman.

There are many more people - Nicola Chater for example - who as the groups get bigger appear suitcase in hand ready to step in and get the job done... like we said before... professionals one and all, bringing with them... peace of mind.