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ALL INCLUSIVE NO EXTRA COSTS


Virtually every European river cruise expense is included in one up-front price. No little extras. No hidden expenses. Look very carefully at what’s included in the price of your river cruise – it’s the quality of what’s included that defines the word “value”:


• All private Tauck shore excursions – led by Tauck Directors, local experts and guides, and featuring Tauck Exclusives


• All gratuities to the Tauck Directors & Tauck Cruise Director, ship staff, drivers, local guides and local experts


• Special insider sightseeing and exclusive Tauck experiences guided by our Tauck Directors and local guides


• Included meals ashore at local restaurants and special venues


• Local artists and cultural performances


• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted


• Hotel accommodations handpicked for their location


• Most meals, all-day soft drinks, wine with dinner aboard the riverboat, beer with lunch and dinner onboard


• Welcome & farewell cocktail parties, special evenings of local entertainment, cooking demonstrations and more


• Port charges, all taxes, luggage handling and more; no hidden surcharges


NO OPTIONS SOLD


A very simple, and very important point to consider when choosing a river cruise. With Tauck, all shore excursions on all river cruises are included – and that means no extra cost:


• No options are sold • No sales pitches are made • No fuel surcharges • The price you pay upfront is your final price


Our Tauck Cruise Director, Tauck Directors and local guides will not sell you anything – rather, they’ll give you their honest opinion and guidance. Sightseeing excursions are well-choreographed, with Tauck’s uncommon access opening doors to special experiences and guided sightseeing that enriches your days and makes them unforgettable.


Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825 www.tauck.com 9


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