Stephen Greene

They possess a strong understanding of the destinations visited, providing insightful commentary and context to enrich the travel experience.

They serve as a liaison between travelers and service providers, ensuring smooth communication and cooperation.

Tour conductors act as a point of contact for travelers, addressing questions, resolving issues, and providing guidance throughout the trip.

Performing pre trip/post trip inspection of vehicle.

Attention to detail, collaborating well with team members.

Participated in regular training sessions to stay updated on industry best practices and improve personal performance as a conductor.

• Implemented contingency plans during unforeseen events or emergencies to minimize disruptions to the overall tour experience.
• Coordinated accommodations for crew and tour transportation between destinations.
• Negotiated contracts with vendors to secure favorable pricing and terms while maintaining excellent working relationships.
• Maintained detailed records of all aspects of the tours'' planning process to ensure a smooth operation from start to finish.

• Ground Combat: 11B's are responsible for capturing, destroying, and repelling enemy ground forces.
• Weaponry: They are proficient in operating a variety of weapons, including rifles, machine guns, grenade launchers, and potentially anti-tank weapons.
• Reconnaissance: They conduct reconnaissance missions to gather strategic information.
• Tactical Maneuvers: They participate in tactical maneuvers and combat scenarios.
• Field Skills: They are trained in field-level casualty care, navigation, and clearing the battlefield of hazards.
• Leadership: They may lead infantry teams in combat operations.
• Maintenance: They are responsible for maintaining and operating assigned weapons and equipment.
• Communication: They perform basic communication functions and operate platoon communications equipment.
• Other Duties: They may also assist in the breaching of minefields and obstacles.