As professionals in travel, we are
“
responsible for advice to hundreds
of thousands of people… not
only where to go and how best
to travel, but how to stretch our
minds, engage, and build new
perspectives. In group tourism, we
excel at connecting unconnected
peoples; the most transformational
experience of all – often superseding
the iconic World Heritage sites and
monuments our guests come to
see. This yearning to ‘connect and
understand’ is far more powerful
today than ever.
”
– Robin Tauck
(Above), Robin at Helwan University in
Cairo where she attended a
conference on sustainable travel.
(Left), Robin and daughters Christen Romano Sustainable Travel
and Colleen Leth with Honorary Chair
Robin Tauck & Partners is dedicated to public /
Laura Bush at a National Parks Foundation
private initiatives related to sustainable travel,
event in New York City. Tauck was honored
voluntourism and the role of travel as a force for
for its many years of partnership with the
change in the developing world.
parks and leadership in sustainable travel
and voluntourism.
Now that’s some fish story!
Peter and his kids saw a lot of wildlife in 2009. In the
Galápagos, Tauck Director Rick Rand had each of the
kids choose an animal and give a report in the evening.
Peter helped little Ali with her assignment and everyone
had a great time with the presentations. On Alaska:
Call of the Wild, the kids caught so many fish, Peter
says he’ll never be able to take them fishing again!
(Above), Peter Tauck and children: Ali, Colin, Curtis and
Charlie (in front) on Galápagos: Wildlife Wonderland.
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