WHAT MAKES OUR TRIPS SPECIAL


We’ve built our business on one principle – to provide our guests with the very best travel experience possible. We start with a shared love of the spirit of travel... and what that means in our Exotics destinations is that we also share a love for the spirit of adventure. As I hear repeatedly from guests who have gone on safari in Africa, explored Southeast Asia, set foot on the Antarctic continent, watched the sunrise at Machu Picchu – it’s not just one, but it’s all of the extraordinary experiences when traveling with Tauck that transform their trip, and transform their lives.


These trips are truly incredible journeys; they inspire you, the traveler, to step out of your comfort zone and embrace something new. We are continually enriching them, searching for new destinations, new experiences, new ways of connecting in some of the most exciting places on Earth. And so in 2013, we’re introducing four new trips that speak to the explorer in all of us, along with enhancing the trips in our Exotics collection with new places to explore and new ways to travel.


Daniel W. Mahar, CEO


Key to ensuring your satisfaction is our uncompromising focus on personalized service, quality of experience and inclusive value. Our Tauck Directors are renowned for taking incredible care of our guests, making sure all your day-to-day travel details are seamless and hassle-free. They work with trusted bilingual guides and experts who are eager to enrich your experience with authentic cultural insights and insider access to broaden your perspective of their country. Together, we provide the very thing that brings peace of mind to today’s travelers exploring far from home – reassurance that your best interests are first and foremost in every decision we make. Travel rewards with new and enduring relationships that give a new perspective of what really matters in life, and connects us to the world like nothing else can.


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