Hi everyone, If you haven’t heard of a website called Heygo, it is a platform where tour guides from all over the world run free, tip-supported tours. I regularly go to tours on Heygo, and I thought I should start sharing some of them with you! I recently went to New York again but this time I travelled with Aaron and Patrick. We went to New York’s Botanical Garden Glow, and I have to say it was one of the prettiest light shows I have ever seen. Aaron and Patrick were great tour guides as always and were very funny. I would definitely recommend checking their tours out. They don’t work for my time zone very well as they end up at 1 in the morning but occasionally one works out, like the light show. If you are in America, you should be fine though. I managed to snap some beautiful postcards of the light show. I am sure they don’t do it anywhere near justice though! Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/home Aaron and Patrick on Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/aaronandpatrick #HeygoWithMe #NewYork Heygo (This review is a little late as I have been sick and didn't get a chance to post but better late than never!)

Hey everyone, If you haven’t heard of a website called Heygo, it is a platform where tour guides from all over the world run free, tip-supported tours. I regularly go to tours on Heygo, and I thought I should start sharing some of them with you! I went to the Orchid Fiesta and Year of the Bunny Flower Display with Kendal James and I had so much fun! The flowers arrangements were beautiful, and everything had so much color. There were some even some small succulents inside. And Kendal got to show us a surprise Axolotl which was simply the cutest thing ever. The bunnies made of flowers looked amazing and I don’t even know how long that would have taken someone to do! Kendal was great at showing us the flowers long enough to take clear pretty postcards of the flowers. Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/home Miss Kendal James on Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/misskendaljames

Hey everyone, If you haven’t heard of a website called Heygo, it is a platform where tour guides from all over the world run free, tip-supported tours. I regularly go to tours on Heygo, and I thought I should start sharing some of them with you! I went on a tour with Matt in Hong Kong, and we went to the 10,000 Buddhas Monastery (which actually has 13,000!). Matt was great with telling us as much as he could about the Buddhas while having to climb over 400 steps up a very steep hill! Needless to say, he was out of breath but still did a great job of giving us great pictures and some information. He wasn’t able to take us into the temple itself but the walk up to the temple had hundreds of buddha’s down each side. I took a few pictures, but they hardly have even a fraction of what we saw. Each and every buddha was completely unique and it was amazing to have a look. My personal favorite was the one with the incredibly long arm. I’m not sure why its arm was so long but I liked it. Which one is your favorite? Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/home Matt in Hong Kong on Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/mattinhongkong

Hi everyone, If you haven’t heard of a website called Heygo, it is a platform where tour guides from all over the world run free, tip-supported tours. I regularly go to tours on Heygo, and I thought I should start sharing some of them with you! A little while ago I went on a tour with Kendal James and made Year of the Rabbit cards! I had so much fun and made so many! She taught us how to write Happy New Year in Japanese and was a great teacher. I have made so many of these cards for people and I am glad to say that they loved them. I’ve enclosed a few pictures of ones she made. I absolutely adored the dragon ones she made. Thank you, Kendal James, for showing us how to make these!! Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/home Miss Kendal James on Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/misskendaljames

Hello everyone! I don’t know if any of you have heard of a website called Heygo, but they are a platform where tour guides from all over the world run free, tip-supported tours. I regularly go to tours on Heygo, and I thought I should start sharing some of them with you! I went to New York yesterday with Jon Noto. He is a great tour guide in New York who has many exciting tours coming up if you're interested in New York City like me. One feature on Heygo is that you can take postcards which you can then save and share with your friends. I took a few postcards to share with you all today. Jon was great at sharing historical stories and how the Brooklyn bridge was built and the mishaps that happened during it’s building, all while bringing us some beautiful skyline city views. Please check out Jon Noto on Heygo and while you’re at it book a few tours. A reminder that Heygo is free to sign up for and is completely tip-supported. Heygo: https://www.heygo.com Jon Noto on Heygo: https://www.heygo.com/nycbyjonnoto