Find yourself
someplace new...
Sometimes I have the desire to get away from the familiar, to seek adventure, meet
new fascinating people and to discover new things about the world around us. I
think this human impulse to explore and to learn new things has a lot to do with the
need Arthur Tauck Sr. was fulfilling when he created the first all-inclusive tour 85
years ago. Think of how adventurous a several-hundred-mile journey must have felt
in 1925, when few Americans owned a car or had traveled far from home. Tauck
Culturious really captures this spirit of adventure and is very much in step with the
heritage of Tauck – and with small groups of only 16 like-minded travelers, the
experience is personalized.
My group absolutely loved this
The art of graceful living...
tour for several reasons. One
Thousands of years of rich history and old-world traditions
guest made a comment that
both run deep in the inspiring villages of Tuscany & Cinque
Terre. You’ll taste it in the fragrant olive oils and the
really spoke to Culturious:
local cheeses found at
“We baby boomers still want
a sleepy sidewalk cafe.
to feel young.” She pointed
You’ll feel it in a stroll
through the picturesque
out that the crowd was young
olive groves and Tuscan
and hip at the Gallery Art
hillsides. Experience
Hotel... and the excursions
food, culture and beauty
that only Italy can offer
were things she would have
as you fall in love with
never been able to organize
this great country.
on her own.
Tuscany & Cinque Terre
(8 Days)
– Kathy Seaver
HOT OFF THE PRESS…
Following are excerpts from an article published October 13, 2009…
Tuscany by Culturious
By David Cogswell, Executive Editor of Travel Pulse
“Though the Culturious program is pointedly more
active and immersive than traditional tours, you
could make the case that it is not more strenuous.
Since the itinerary focuses on a small radius within
Tuscany, one of 20 official regions of Italy, there
were few hours spent driving from place to place…
There are many aspects of this particular trip that
are worth looking further into, including the obvious components, such as the
itinerary and inclusions, the hotels, the destinations and activities. There are also
the less obvious components, such as the quality of the guides and tour directors,
and the hidden bonus – the quality of customers on the tour itself.” Culturious on Facebook
Culturious now has a site on Facebook where guests are
To read the entire article, go to:
sharing photos and comments!
www.travelpulse.com/Resources/Editorial.aspx?n=62030
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