<p>Dear All,</p>
<p>I would greatly like to recommend Lisa's services. Let me explain you why.</p>
<p>First of all I have been working for over 8 years in Asia as a professional tourleader for European high demanding groups. I count Lisa as my absolute favourite guide to work with in China. She is professional in all ways. First of all she is very knowledgeable about Chinese history, culture, geopolitics but also harder subjects for a guide as fauna and flora of China. Thanks to her broad knowledge, I learned a lot of great facts and historical stories about the first emperors of China!</p>
<p>Secondly I would like to stress her social skills. Lisa is such a nice and open person to be around. She does her utmost best to satisfy her clients and knows a lot of hidden gems in Xi'an and around. Lisa has a very high emotional intelligence and she can really feel her public. She knows well how to dose her information so that is stays comprehensible for any public and she recognizes the needs, being it relaxing or sightseeing activities, of the tourists visiting Xi'an.</p>
<p>Making sure tours and visits remain smoothly, can be a challenge especially in China. But on this point Lisa never disappointed me. On the contrary she can be quite assertive and this is a great asset in modern day China. I remembered many occasions where she would talk to some persons and it seemed like the impossible was made possible. For example she could always get is right in front of the Terracotta army with our bus, while other buses had to stay far away on the parking lot. Organizing and planning are crucial for a good guide and Lisa will always try her best to arrange everything.</p>
<p>Lastly I would like to stress a personal treat of Lisa I very much enjoy and this is her great sense of humour. You might think that humour is something universal, but I can guaranty you this is absolutely not true. I have experienced many uncomfortable occasions when local Chinese guides tried to tell jokes to Westerners and nobody understood the joke or even worse where Westerners tried to tell a joke to their Chinese guide and he/she got really offended. Well Lisa really understands different kinds of humour and she really can make a connection with her audience using humour. So when you book Lisa as a guide, ask her for a few good jokes!</p>
<p>I am sure when you visit Xi'an and you will be helped by Lisa you will be sad to leave Xi'an and leave a new friend behind. That's the feeling I have and I know you will feel the same!</p>
<p>Best regards,</p>
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<p>Glenn Casaer</p>
<p>Tourleader/guide - Orientalist - Docent</p>
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