I didn’t choose this profession; I was born into it. From a young age, I watched my father and his companions prepare for their journeys. I was filled with curiosity, and many questions ran through my mind. I also helped with the preparations and longed to join them on their travels, but my age didn’t allow it. Eventually, when I became a young man, my father decided I should accompany them. At first, it was just a pleasure to travel through the desert, but over time, my passion grew. I began to realize that the desert is not just an empty space; it is something much greater and more significant. As time passed, I gained the understanding and experience needed to travel and handle the difficult situations that any desert traveler or adventurer might face. All of this was thanks to my father. A few years later, I worked for several travel agencies in different tourist areas, where I had the opportunity to meet many of the best guides and travel organizers. Through them, I gained valuable experience in organizing tourist trips and developed a good sense of direction. To this day, when I accompany tourist groups through the deserts, I share with them the best moments and joys, proud of my desert.