“Far from being ordinary, a Tauck North America tour is in reality a vacation programme of clockwork precision
where everything is arranged for your comfort and pleasure with forethought, judgment and attention to detail,
combining the best in scenic and historic attractions and utmost comfort. Inspired by the ideal of service and
maintaining our original high standards of quality and distinction, Tauck stands today as an enduring milestone
along the highways of travel – a vision fulfilled!” – Arthur Tauck Sr., 1940 – 15th anniversary of Tauck
“
Times change and
present new opportunities,
but enduring philosophies
are the foundation of
enduring success.
”
– Arthur Tauck, Jr.,
pictured with wife Ronni and son Chuck
“I LOVE the national parks! Tauck has the creativity
and the imagination to provide a well thought-out
itinerary, and the reflection to weave the beauty of
the earth with the history of its many peoples. When
guests say ‘it is magical to be here’ I know exactly
what they mean.” – Lolly Tindol, Tauck Director
“I received a surprise call in April of 2006 saying ‘This is the
White House; can you be here next week – you won.’ I thought
it was a joke... but we had indeed won the ‘Preserve America
Presidential Award’ for our national park guest volunteer
program. How special for me to be with my dad, in the Oval
Office, for a 10-minute meeting with George and Laura Bush,
then step out into the Rose Garden where others, like the
Governor of Wyoming, had come to celebrate our contribution
to the national parks.” – Robin Tauck
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