| Ladislav
Ptacek |
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Ladislav
has translated a book by the leading author, James Carter
on Heritage Interpretation. Heritage interpretation is,
in essence, how to present natural and cultural heritage
in an interesting and informative way. Expect to learn
something new and be taken care of when Ladislav is your
guide! |
Barbora
Hammond
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Barbora
has been proclaimed as “National Treasure of the Czech
Republic” by some of our clients on a tour. She is local
history enthusiast and loves to pass this on to our clients.
She will charm you with the delights of Central Europe. |
| Brano
Sibyla |
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Brano
works in tourism in Slovakia where he specializes in
our Slovak routes. He enjoys both mountain and road biking
and has spent some time in the U.K., the U.S. and Australia.
His motto is "No Problem".
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| Pavel
Sibyla |
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Pavel
(the brother of Brano above) is a historian working at
the Gemer-Malohont Museum - one of the oldest in Slovakia.
He has studied and worked in travel and tourism in Australia
for a year and also spent a year in the U.S. He loves to
ride his bicycle. |
| Jano
Rohac |
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Jano
has been active in setting up the Amber Trail Greenway
from Budapest to Cracow, which links projects of communities
along this route. |
| Jana
Kotalikova |
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Jana
has been guiding in the Czech Republic for more than 10
years. She also works in the National Institute for the
Care of Historical Monuments. She studied history and is
interested in art, politics and architecture. |
| Tomas
Stanek |
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Tom
gained his professional experience as a Central European
tour guide for American choirs and orchestras and now he
combines it with his love for mountain bike riding. He
is very responsible, but loves humor, good stories and
having fun. You will not be bored if Tom is your guide. |
| Richard
Nebesky |
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Richard
was born in Praha and started traveling at the age of 11
when his parents took him to Australia. After he finished
University for several seasons he skied & cycled his
way around the Alps and Rocky Mountains. His wonder trek
by bicycle, on foot or other means from Europe to Australia,
across Asia, ended at the Lonely Planet office – life of
a travel writer and photographer followed. |
| Libor
Sulak |
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Libor
is very friendly and has a good time with
everyone. A Czech national, he loves showing people the
Czech Republic,
giving them a better understanding of history and what
life is like there.
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