PERSONALIZED SERVICE STORIES FROM THE ROAD
“My husband and I returned from China, the Yangtze River & Hong Kong... to say that it was the trip of a lifetime would be a gross understatement; we never wanted to return from this one! By the end of the trip, we felt that we had gained so much knowledge of China and its people, and with it a new appreciation and understanding for a world very different from our own. Most of this was due to our incredible Tauck Director; we felt coddled, pampered and informed. Our participation was completely effortless – we just had to show up and open our minds and eyes. He took care of every small detail; he prepared us in advance for everything and was so meticulous. If an extra effort on his part would add to our enjoyment, he made it. If an unexpected photo-op arose, he made sure we got the picture. I could go on forever.” – Penny & Jim Starin, IN
OUR TAUCK DIRECTORS, SIMPLY THE BEST
• Averaging 10 years of service with Tauck, our Tauck Directors are personifications of the word “leader”
• Knowledgeable professionals, they are well-versed in local cultural customs and traditions
• They manage all daily details of travel, from checking you in and out of hotels to all luggage handling (if you’ve traveled with Tauck, you know how special our luggage handling is!) and oversee your on-tour transportation
• They choreograph each day’s sightseeing, ensuring schedules are kept to make every day the best day of your vacation
• And here’s a secret – they thrive on finding creative ways to share their love of the destinations you’ll explore together… with pleasant surprises or spur-of-the-moment opportunities often along the way
• They earn high praise from our guests for their wealth of information, warmth and efficiency – our guests continually rate them as one of the best reasons to travel with Tauck!
Tauck Directors on location (clockwise, top): Chuck Olmsted, Rob White, Susan Wahlen, Philip Pope, Kim Staton and Peter Pappas
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
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