Warm up to a new year of Tauck
travel in Spring 2012 We are delighted to celebrate spring in North America and Europe on journeys that are custom-made for inspiration and outdoor exploration. In North America, you can discover our country’s most historic places
with exclusive insights from some of America’s most acclaimed storytellers, including filmmakers Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan. They co-crafted Spirit of the Desert: The National Parks of the Southwest, exploring six national parks of the West, and Most Hallowed Ground, exploring key sites of the Civil War – and their Stories by Ken Burns filmed vignettes enrich select journeys to the national parks and other destinations. Canada welcomes Tauck to her capital cities with a diverse array of cultural experiences like the kind that have thrilled Tauck guests since our first trips there in the 1920s! In Europe, Tauck guests get a true taste of daily life – and we are especially excited about introducing Sicily: Culture through the Ages, our new small group departures on Classic Italy and culinary departures of Italian Lakes, Venice, Florence & Rome – full of mouth-watering discoveries that will tempt travelers of every interest!
As they say, the early bird gets the best worm – I encourage you to book your Spring Getaway soon to reserve your ideal departure date!
Daniel W. Mahar, CEO
NEW! SICILY: CULTURE THROUGH THE AGES
Join us on a cultural feast of Sicily, past and present, exploring in-depth the historic treasures and scenic landscapes that have made this a sought-after destination for centuries. This 10-day adventure includes a princess-hosted palace dinner, pastry and pottery making, wine tasting and more. See page 34 for all the day-to-day details.
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