The people behind your journey

Meet the Syrians who bring your journey to life.

We are local guides, historians, artists, archaeologists and guest-support colleagues. What connects us is a love for Syria and the people who make it unforgettable.

About us

More than tour guides. Your people in Syria.

We are not simply guides showing you places. We are Syrians opening a window into the country we call home.

Our team brings together history, archaeology, art and a genuine curiosity about people. We explore celebrated landmarks, but we also make space for the unscripted moments: tea in a family home, a conversation in the souk, or a story shared along the way.

Whether you travel with a group or privately, our hope is that you leave knowing Syria through its people as much as its places.

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We’re not your typical 9-to-5 tour guides — we’re a group of passionate, local explorers who believe that the best way to experience Syria is by truly living it, not just visiting it. For us, guiding isn’t a job — it’s a way of making friends, building connections, and sharing the country we love, moment by moment.

Our tours are about people, not just places. We’ll be by your side throughout the day, not just during “tour hours,” because we believe the real magic happens in the in-between moments — sipping tea with a local family, laughing with new friends at a guesthouse, or wandering into a hidden alley of the old city that doesn’t show up on maps.

We’re all about community-based tourism. That means we choose home-cooked meals over chain restaurants, family-run guesthouses over luxury hotels, and local stories over guidebook facts. We want you to feel Syria — its warmth, its diversity, its soul.

Our itineraries are a blend of the iconic and the unexpected. Yes, we’ll take you to the must-see landmarks, but we’ll also guide you off the beaten path — to mountain villages, ancient churches, vibrant souks, and the homes of people who’ll welcome you like family. You’ll meet Syrians from all walks of life — different faiths, ethnicities, and traditions — and gain a deeper understanding of a country that’s rich, layered, and too often misunderstood.

We’re here to show you the Syria we know and love — breathtakingly beautiful, incredibly hospitable, and filled with stories waiting to be shared. And by the end of your journey with us, we hope you won’t just feel like a guest — you’ll feel like you’ve come home.

Our team

Meet our founders

The people who started Syrian Guides and still shape the way we travel.

Rami Nawaya

Founder & Tour Guide

Languages: English

Damascus-born founder, translator and guide who brings travelers closer to everyday Syrian life through personal encounters and thoughtful storytelling.

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Meet Rami, one of the Syrian Guides. Beyond being a skilled translator, Rami’s true passion is creating connections through tour guiding.

Born and raised in Damascus, Rami breaks stereotypes about Syria. His tours offer a unique perspective, exploring historical landmarks, vibrant markets, and hidden trails.

Guiding is more than a job for Rami; it’s a calling. Fluent in English, he ensures you feel at home, immersing you in Syria’s beauty. Rami has even guided influencers like Bald and Bankrupt.

Tailoring each tour to your preferences, Rami ensures a personalized experience that exceeds expectations. Join Rami for an authentic Syrian adventure!

Mary Wakim

Founder & Tour Guide

Languages: English

Co-founder and tourism graduate who combines warm hospitality, local connections and a passion for cultural exchange and women-led initiatives.

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Meet Mary Wakim, your vibrant Syrian tour guide and travel enthusiast. With a degree in Tourism, she is passionate about exploration and connecting with people. Mary lives by the motto “go out, live the life,” encouraging clients to embrace Syria’s beauty and diversity. Her deep knowledge of history, architecture, and local customs ensures unforgettable experiences tailored to every traveler. Fluent in English, she creates a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for all.

A true social butterfly, Mary is loved and respected by the locals, making every tour a unique experience. She ensures guests feel comfortable and engaged while bridging the gap between travelers and the community. Passionate about women’s empowerment, she volunteers in initiatives supporting women and actively promotes female tour guides and women-owned businesses through tourism.

Mary has guided influencers like Davud Akhundzada.

Our team

Our local guides

Different backgrounds, shared curiosity, and a deeply personal way of discovering Syria.

Maral Tutunjian

Tour Guide

Languages: English, Armenian and Turkish

Aleppo-based storyteller and multilingual guide sharing Armenian heritage, home cooking and warm personal hospitality.

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Maral Tutunjian isn’t just a tour guide—she’s a storyteller, a host, and a bridge to Syria’s rich culture. A devoted mother, grandmother, and lifelong learner, she balances family life with her passion for travel. Fluent in Armenian, Turkish, and English, she effortlessly connects with people from all over the world.

Maral offers more than just sightseeing; she brings authentic experiences, especially highlighting Syria’s Armenian community. A fantastic cook, she often invites travelers to her home in Aleppo for a homemade meal—a rare chance to experience local traditions firsthand.

Her warmth and expertise have made her a sought-after guide, even for YouTubers like Ugur Kola—watch one of her tours here.

With Maral, you’re not just a tourist—you’re family.

Shamel Daghestani

Tour Guide

Languages: English, French and Italian

Experienced multilingual guide, translator and astronomy enthusiast who connects Syria’s monuments with the stories behind them.

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When it comes to exploring Syria, Shamel Daghestani is the guy you want leading the way. With 15+ years of experience, he’s not just a guide—he’s a walking encyclopedia of history, culture, and languages. Fluent in French, Italian, and English, he makes every tour engaging and effortless.

And here’s the cool part—his name, Shamel, means “Comprehensive” in Arabic, which fits him perfectly. Beyond guiding, he’s also a translator and an astronomy enthusiast, having studied the stars with the Syrian Astronomy Association. He even translates astronomy articles and entire websites into Arabic!

Whether you’re wandering through ancient ruins or stargazing in the Syrian desert, Shamel brings knowledge, passion, and a great vibe to every journey. If you’re looking for more than just a tour, he’s your guy.

Wassim Al-Bahra with travelers in Palmyra

Wassim Al-Bahra

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Damascus-born veteran guide who loves revealing the history and character of his hometown, especially for couples and families.

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Wassim Al-Bahra is a seasoned tour guide with over 25 years of experience, born and raised in Damascus, the world’s oldest continually inhabited capital. A licensed guide since 1995, he has worked with travel agencies across Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan, as well as in crisis management, education, and even as a cook in Europe and Russia.

Wassim’s passion for Damascus, known as “The Eternal City,” shines through in every tour. He believes its 5,000 years of history, art, and culture make it the most exciting city for both tourists and guides. Although he works with a range of groups, he especially enjoys offering personalized experiences for couples and families, sharing the city’s secrets and beauty in a way only a native can.

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Ola Salameh

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Energetic Damascus guide whose cultural connections and love of local life turn a day of sightseeing into memorable encounters.

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Ola Salmeh is a highly active, warm, and passionate guide who instantly brings positive energy to any group. Outside of guiding, she works in the civil sector and loves spending quiet time reading. She lives in the heart of Damascus’ Old City in a charming Damascene house known as “The Perfume Bottle,” which has been turned into a gallery—an environment that reflects her love for culture and community.

With Ola, every moment of the tour feels alive and meaningful. Thanks to her wide social network and deep connection to local life, she offers a truly panoramic understanding of Syria—showing you not only the touristic highlights, but also the human side of the country: its daily rhythms, its people, and its spirit.

Fedaa Salama

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Archaeology specialist who brings ancient Syrian sites to life through lively explanations and careful attention to each guest.

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Fedaa is an exceptional tour guide with a background in archaeology, making her the perfect companion for history enthusiasts. Her passion for Syria’s rich past shines through as she brings ancient sites to life with fascinating stories and deep insights.

She goes above and beyond to ensure that every guest feels comfortable and well taken care of, with meticulous planning that makes each tour seamless and stress-free. Whether exploring hidden archaeological gems or iconic landmarks, Fedaa’s expertise and enthusiasm create an enriching and unforgettable experience. It’s no surprise that our guests absolutely love her!

Sarah Bahbouh

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Archaeologist and guide who shares Syria’s heritage while championing artisans and women-owned small businesses.

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Sarah is a dedicated mother, archaeologist, and passionate tour guide with a deep love for Syria’s heritage. Her extensive knowledge and commitment to preserving the country’s cultural treasures shine through as she guides visitors on immersive journeys through history. Sarah’s enthusiasm for archaeology and her ability to share fascinating stories bring ancient sites to life, offering travelers a deeper understanding of Syria’s rich past.

Beyond her work as a tour guide, Sarah actively participates in tourism events and strongly supports women with small businesses, particularly those involved in handicrafts. Her dedication to empowering local artisans and uplifting the community further demonstrates her commitment to the culture she so lovingly shares. Sarah’s inspiring work and passion for Syria make her a treasured guide to all who are lucky enough to explore with her.

Touleen Salameh with travelers at Bosra in Syria

Touleen Salama

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Fine-arts sculptor and sociable guide who enjoys introducing visitors to Syrian creativity, neighborhoods and people.

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Touleen is a passionate, educated, and highly social guide who loves introducing travellers to the people and culture of Syria. With a background in Fine Arts, creativity is a big part of who she is. When she is not guiding, you can usually find her in her gallery, sculpting statues and working on new art projects.

Friendly, active, and naturally curious, Touleen does more than show you the sights. She makes sure you meet locals, hear their stories, and experience the warmth of everyday Syrian life.

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Ayham Al-Malek

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Tourism-trained guide and photographer who balances history, daily life and spontaneous moments to suit each visitor.

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Ayham is a passionate Syrian guide with academic training in tourism, including diplomas in Tourism Sciences and Travel & Tourism Management.

For Ayham, guiding is not simply a job—it’s a cultural and human responsibility. He introduces Syria as it is truly lived, weaving together history, heritage, and daily life in a way that feels honest, warm, and deeply human.

He believes Syria has always been a meeting point of civilizations, and this idea shapes the way he designs his tours. His style is flexible and responsive, balancing structure with spontaneity—so each itinerary naturally forms around the visitor’s interests, pace, and curiosity.

Beyond guiding, Ayham also works as a photographer, drawn to the small details that often carry the greatest meaning. For him, a successful experience isn’t only about what you see—it’s about what stays with you afterward: a feeling, a story, or a quiet detail that brings you back to Syria, wherever you are in the world.

Tony Kourban

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Licensed tourism professional whose relaxed approach combines essential landmarks with food, neighborhoods and local stories.

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Tony Krban is a licensed Syrian tour guide with a formal background in Tourism Management, which shaped his approach to crafting meaningful, well-organized journeys. Having trained with multiple travel agencies, Tony learned one key principle that guides his work: never stop improving the experience for your guests—always find new ways to make each day smoother, richer, and more memorable.

On tour, Tony helps you truly get to know the place. Yes, you’ll visit the famous landmarks—but he’s equally passionate about the hidden corners, the everyday stories, the local food, and the traditions that give the city its character. His style is simple, fun, and relaxed, creating an atmosphere where you can ask questions freely, connect naturally with local life, and enjoy the journey without pressure.

Syrian Tour guide Elie Abdou

Elie Abdoush

Tour Guide

Languages: Spanish

Licensed guide and classical archaeologist whose excavation background and time in Spain enrich his cultural tours.

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Elie Abdoush is a licensed Syrian tour guide and archaeologist with a strong academic and practical background in classical archaeology. A graduate of Damascus University, he also holds a postgraduate diploma in Classical Archaeology and has taken part in numerous excavation seasons across Syria with both Syrian and international archaeological missions.

His experience also includes training in archaeological restoration, surveying, documentation, and flint tool techniques, giving him a deep understanding of Syria’s ancient heritage.

Elie’s curiosity extends far beyond archaeology. His passion for the Spanish language and culture led him to spend nearly two years living, studying, and working in Granada, Spain.

Since becoming a licensed tour guide in 2010, Elie has combined his archaeological knowledge with his love for cultural tourism, sharing Syria’s history, heritage, and stories with travelers who want to understand the country on a deeper level.

Syrian Tour guide Sarea Shorbaji

Sarea Shorbaji

Tour Guide/AI-Engineer

Languages: English

Licensed guide and AI engineer who works on Syrian Guides’ digital systems while sharing Syrian history with travelers.

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Sarea Shorbaji brings together two very different worlds: technology and tourism. As an AI engineer, programmer, and licensed tour guide, he combines a passion for innovation with a deep connection to Syria’s history, culture, and heritage.

Within Syrian Guides, Sarea works on digital systems, websites, and technology while also guiding international travelers and groups across the country. His interest in history and storytelling allows him to present Syria in a way that feels personal, engaging, and connected to everyday life.

For Sarea, guiding is about more than explaining monuments and dates. It is about helping visitors understand the people, stories, culture, and layers of history that make Syria unique.

His goal is to continue combining technology, tourism, and storytelling while helping travelers discover Syria in a more personal, informed, and meaningful way.

Syrian Tour guide Fadi Suleiman

Fadi Suleiman

Tour Guide

Languages: English and French

Archaeologist and university lecturer with French academic training who makes Syria’s ancient history accessible and engaging.

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Fadi Suleiman is an archaeologist, university lecturer, and licensed tour guide with a lifelong passion for Syria’s history and cultural heritage.

A graduate of Damascus University, Fadi later earned his Master’s and PhD in Archaeology from the University of Versailles in France. Over the years, he has taught archaeology at Damascus University and participated in Syrian-French archaeological missions, gaining extensive experience in fieldwork, research, and the study of Syria’s ancient sites.

Fluent in French and deeply involved in tourism and archaeological education, Fadi brings a unique mix of academic knowledge and practical experience to every tour.

With Fadi, history becomes more than dates and ruins. His tours help travelers understand the stories, people, landscapes, and civilizations behind the places they visit, offering a deeper and more meaningful way to discover Syria.

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Lujain Fayomi

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Archaeologist and storyteller specializing in Bronze Age sites and the people who shaped Syria’s distant past.

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Lujain Fayomi is an archaeologist and tour guide with extensive experience in the excavation of Bronze Age sites.

Driven by a deep passion for Syria’s history and heritage, she brings the past to life through engaging storytelling, turning historical facts into vivid and memorable experiences.

With Lujain, a tour is more than simply visiting an archaeological site. She helps travelers imagine the people, stories, and civilizations that once shaped these places, making history feel alive rather than distant.

Her approach combines archaeological knowledge with a natural talent for storytelling, offering travelers a deeper and more immersive way to discover Syria’s ancient past.

Syrian Tour guide Gabriela Shamoun

Gabriela Shamoun

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Multilingual guide with experience in translation, hospitality and operations, known for thoughtful, well-organized journeys.

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Gabriela Shamoun is a licensed tour guide with a background in English language and literature, translation, hospitality, and tourism. She graduated from Damascus University and later built experience working as a translator, concierge, tour operator, and guide.

Fluent in Arabic, Syriac, and English, with additional knowledge of French and Spanish, Gabriela has a natural ability to connect with travelers from different backgrounds and make communication feel easy and personal.

Her experience in guest relations and tour operations has also given her a strong understanding of the details that make a journey run smoothly, from organizing transportation and accommodations to creating personalized experiences for guests.

With Gabriela, travelers can expect a warm, well-organized, and engaging experience, combining storytelling, cultural exploration, and genuine care for every guest.

Camil Kassab with travellers at an ancient theatre in Syria

Camil Kassab

Tour Guide

Languages: English and Italian

Florence-born guide with a background in archaeology and museum conservation, sharing Syria through history, local encounters and a curiosity for discovery.

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Camil Kassab is a Syrian tour guide whose path brings together archaeology, a family connection to tourism, and a personal bond with Italy. Born in Florence, he returned to live there in 2015–2016, experiencing its culture and Renaissance heritage before coming back to Syria to study archaeology at Damascus University.

His father, an Italian- and English-speaking guide who began guiding in 2001, was an important source of inspiration. Early encounters with mosaics also helped spark Camil’s interest in the past, which he later explored through his studies and work in a conservation laboratory at the National Museum in Damascus.

That practical experience gives him an appreciation for the care behind preserving archaeological objects and the stories they carry. With Camil, a visit to a historical site is an opportunity to look closer, ask questions, and discover the details that make a place worth understanding.

For Camil, guiding is also about sharing an experience. He approaches each place with the curiosity of a traveller and enjoys learning alongside his guests. Meeting local people is part of that journey: their memories, knowledge, and everyday experiences add another layer to Syria’s history and culture.

Camil sees Syria as a complete mosaic, with every place contributing something to the whole. His appreciation for the country extends beyond any single destination, reflecting the curiosity he brings to exploring its history, people, and culture.

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Kumai Khuways

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Tourism-trained guide, English tutor and voice-over artist with a family legacy in guiding and a passion for showing Syria beyond stereotypes.

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Kumai Khuways is a licensed Syrian tour guide with university training in Tourism and a family connection to the profession. His father was a well-known French-speaking tour guide during Syria’s earlier years of international tourism, so Kumai grew up seeing how a guide can become a bridge between visitors and the country. That family influence later combined with his own interest in modern travel media and the way destinations can be introduced to a new generation of travelers.

Communication is a central part of Kumai’s life. Alongside guiding, he works as an English tutor and voice-over artist, experiences that have strengthened his ability to explain, tell stories and connect naturally with different people. He speaks fluent English and has also studied Spanish, German and French, reflecting his interest in languages and in communicating Syria to visitors from different backgrounds.

For Kumai, guiding is also a form of cultural exchange. He wants travelers to discover a Syria that is broader than the images they may have encountered before arriving, bringing together ancient history, food, landscapes, hospitality, everyday neighborhoods and conversations with local people. Rather than simply correcting expectations, he prefers to give guests enough experiences to form their own understanding of the country.

One of his favorite places is Saladin Castle, where he is drawn not only to the fortress itself but also to the surrounding forests, mountains and dramatic stone approach. With Kumai, travelers can expect an expressive, energetic and communicative guide who enjoys storytelling and wants every journey to reveal the many different sides of Syria.

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Issa Issa

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Tourism-trained guide and writer whose energetic style connects Old Damascus, living culture and personal encounters with local people.

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Issa Issa is a licensed Syrian tour guide whose connection with tourism began when he was still a child. At around nine years old, an encounter with a foreign traveler in Damascus sparked his curiosity about the people who came to discover Syria and helped shape an interest that would eventually become his profession.

He later completed a Diploma in Tour Operation and Tourism Management at the Dummar Center for Tourism Training and gained professional experience with Mithra Travel. He has also worked as a tour leader accompanying Syrian groups abroad, including in the United Arab Emirates, giving him an understanding of travel from both sides: welcoming international visitors to Syria and knowing what it feels like to depend on a guide in an unfamiliar country.

Issa also has a creative side and enjoys writing. He is currently developing a novel titled In the Middle, and that interest in stories naturally influences the way he guides. He is particularly drawn to Old Damascus, where layers of architecture, family life, workshops, bakeries, restaurants and neighborhood stories all exist together rather than as separate pieces of history.

Hospitality is central to Issa’s approach. He wants travelers to feel welcomed into Syria rather than simply shown around it, and he values the personal relationships that develop during a journey. His energetic personality, interest in people and love of conversation help guests experience Syria as a living society rather than only as a collection of monuments.

Issa guides in English and is studying French, with an ambition to continue expanding his language skills in the future. Guests traveling with him can expect an outgoing, welcoming and people-focused guide who enjoys bringing together history, everyday life and genuine local interaction.

Father Siraj Deep with travelers in Old Damascus

Father Siraj Deep

Tour Guide

Languages: Italian and French

Thoughtful guide with a background in comparative religion, philosophy and theology, known for connecting history, spirituality and human stories.

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Father Siraj Deep brings together an unusual combination of science, theology, philosophy, travel and a deep curiosity about people. He originally graduated in Agricultural Engineering in 1996 before his path gradually led him toward the study of religion and human belief. Between 2010 and 2016, he pursued advanced studies in Comparative Religion, Philosophy and Theology in Lebanon, while time spent living in France and Italy broadened his experience of different cultures and religious traditions.

Siraj often describes himself simply as a student and a traveler, an idea that captures the way he approaches both life and guiding. Even in places he knows well, he believes there is always another question to ask and another perspective to discover. A monastery can lead to a conversation about theology, a village can open a discussion about identity, and a historical event can become a starting point for thinking about the way people understand faith, society and one another.

His name, Siraj, means a lamp or a light, and he has reflected deeply on the meaning he wants that name to carry through his life. He expresses that idea in the words: “Let the name You have given me become my motto; let my motto become my path; let my path become a way of life; let my life become a fragrant story; and let my story become a path that others may follow.” This philosophy shapes the way he understands knowledge, not simply as information to collect, but as something that should influence how a person lives and relates to others.

This makes Siraj particularly engaging when visiting Syria’s religious and spiritual sites. He does not approach a church, mosque or monastery merely as another building on the itinerary. He is interested in the people who worshipped there, the traditions that developed around the place, the ideas behind those traditions and the way different communities have interacted across Syria’s long history.

Despite this reflective and intellectual side, Siraj is also highly attentive to the practical details of traveling. He notices the individual needs of guests, from comfort and pace to dietary preferences, and he wants people to feel genuinely cared for throughout the journey. Travelers with Siraj can expect thoughtful conversation, personal attention and a guide who sees travel as an opportunity for learning, reflection and meaningful human connection.

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Gulizar Mammo

Tour Guide

Languages: English

Active and adaptable guide from Afrin whose background in hospitality, engineering and local life brings a spontaneous, social energy to every journey.

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Gulizar Mammo followed a very different path into tourism from most guides. Originally from Afrin, she studied Computer Engineering at Aleppo University between 2012 and 2020, developing a practical and analytical background before her career gradually moved toward hospitality and travel.

After university, Gulizar worked in hotel reception and sales management in Aleppo from around 2020 to 2023. That experience brought her into daily contact with guests and gave her a strong understanding of the practical side of hospitality. She later completed her professional training and became a licensed tour guide in 2023, bringing together her technical education, hotel experience and naturally social personality.

Gulizar is active, outgoing and happiest when a day includes movement, changing environments and genuine interaction with people. Outside guiding, she is also involved in managing Karma, a cozy café in Old Damascus, which keeps her closely connected with the social life of the city and the everyday conversations that make Damascus feel alive.

One of her strongest qualities as a guide is flexibility. She naturally thinks about alternatives and backup plans, and she is comfortable adjusting the rhythm of a day when circumstances change or when a traveler becomes particularly interested in something unexpected. She enjoys introducing guests not only to major landmarks but also to the small cafés, local businesses, villages and spontaneous encounters that often become the most memorable parts of a trip.

Her own favorite places reflect the variety of experiences she enjoys, from Maaloula and Bosra to the winery in the Valley of the Christians and the Mustafa Ali Gallery in Old Damascus. Guests traveling with Gulizar can expect an energetic, approachable and adaptable guide who enjoys showing Syria through both its major sites and the ordinary local life unfolding around them.

Our team

The people behind the scenes

The colleagues who turn travel plans into smooth, thoughtful journeys.

Myriam

Myriam Markabawi

Guest Relations & Booking Coordinator

Bookings and guest-support coordinator handling communications, travel paperwork and the details that keep tours running smoothly.

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Myriam Markabawi is an Economics student and a key part of the Syrian Guides operations team. She works behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly, from managing bookings and email communication to preparing travel documents, visas, and coordinating daily tour operations.

Organized, motivated, and eager to learn, Myriam is constantly developing her skills and gaining hands-on experience in the travel and tourism industry. Her work helps make each journey smoother for both our guests and the rest of the team.

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Sami Hartak

Guest Relations & Booking Coordinator

Guest-relations coordinator with experience in education, photography and humanitarian work, focused on welcoming and helping travelers.

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Sami Hartak’s journey has taken many different directions, and each one has shaped the way he connects with people and approaches his work today.

He studied agricultural engineering and worked in the field for several years before moving into education, where he taught and worked closely with displaced communities. That experience strengthened his communication skills and deepened his appreciation for people from different backgrounds.

Photography later became both a profession and a way of seeing the world, helping Sami develop a strong eye for detail and a natural ability to connect with people and their stories.

His involvement in humanitarian work also became an important part of his journey, giving him valuable experience in communication, coordination, and working with people from many different walks of life.

Today, as part of the Syrian Guides team, Sami works in guest relations and booking coordination, helping travelers with communication, reservations, and the day-to-day details that make their experience smooth and well organized.

For Sami, every conversation is an opportunity to connect, help, and make the journey a little easier from the very beginning.

Come explore with us

Meet us in Syria.

From your first question to your last day, we want you to feel welcomed, understood, and connected to the people and places you visit.