ALL INCLUSIVE


SEE WHAT’S INCLUDED... • All private Tauck shore excursions led by our experienced Tauck Directors – they are often accompanied by local experts and guides


• “Insider” guided sightseeing highlighted by Tauck Exclusives you can’t get traveling on your own


• Exclusive Tauck experiences ashore, such as special dinners and cultural performances, in remarkable venues like palaces and historic sites


• Folkloric performances by local artists aboard the riverboat as well as in special venues ashore


OUR RIVER CRUISES ARE ALL INCLUSIVE... CLICK PLAY


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


• Hotel accommodations in Europe’s top cities – handpicked for their often historic city center locations and exemplary service


• Most meals, including dining opportunities at local restaurants and special dining venues


• Welcome & farewell receptions, special evenings featuring live musical entertainment and more


• Hands-on culinary demonstrations at cooking schools, restaurants, farms and wineries


• Tastings of locally created wines, beer, cheeses, olive oil, pastries, chocolate and other delicacies – often at the source where they are produced


• New for 2014 – Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship including regional wine, beer, premium spirits, specialty coffee, water and soft drinks


• Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted in day-by-day itineraries


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


Call your travel agent or Tauck at 877-519-1035 www.tauck.com/river-cruises 9


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