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Tauck Directors According to many families who have traveled with us,


our Tauck Directors are one of the best parts of a Tauck Bridges family vacation. Great storytellers with interesting backgrounds as teachers, artists, actors, naturalists, historians, photographers and more, they are great fun to travel with – the kids love them and they love the kids! Caring professionals who often go the extra mile, they are experts at making every day of your vacation run smoothly and hassle free. They’ll check you in and out of your hotels, make sure your family – and your luggage – is brought from place to place, seamlessly orchestrate dining arrangements and sightseeing excursions, and handle all the necessary reservations, tipping, admission fees and transportation logistics with remarkable ease. They’ll engage you with their knowledge of the world’s most exciting places, share insider stories of the places you’ll visit and entertain you with cultural treats and spur-of-the-moment adventures and experiences that your family couldn’t have on your own.


Our Tauck Directors thrive on finding creative ways to share their passion for the destinations you’ll explore together... and love to surprise families with unexpected discoveries and “wow” moments that make all the difference in an unforgettable family vacation.


Director was awesome. Her energy and enthusiasm were contagious, I can’t think of one time when she was not helpful and exceedingly courteous. She went above and beyond in every way... well done!





– Mark Tucker, Majestic California: The Pacific, Redwoods, & Yosemite


” Everything on our trip was exceptional. Our Tauck


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