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...No place meant more to my parents than Africa, and it was their deepest desire to be able to share their love of Africa with their children and grandchildren... My parents, through Tauck, gave their grandchildren the opportunity to see the bigger world at a young age when things really leave an impression... Our family (15 of us!) enjoyed every moment of the Tanzanian safari. What we did not realize was that this would be our last trip with Dad… Our Tanzanian safari created a lifetime of memories for our family, ones that now will be treasured more than ever. I am so grateful that we shared this time together in Africa with my father to make his greatest wish come true.
” – Leslie Sheppard Conroy
We’ve been in the business of making families’ travel dreams come true for three generations. We’ve celebrated graduations, birthdays, anniversaries, long-awaited family reunions and other important milestones with our guests in destinations all over the world. And as different as the trips and our guests’ reasons for taking them are, one constant bridges them all together: the desire to share the memories of a lifetime, together, before time, and our families, slip away.
As parents ourselves, we know just how fleeting childhood can be. Before you know it, the kids are grown and out on their own. The same holds true for the older generations in our families. The time we have together is always shorter than we think. That’s one of the most important reasons behind our Tauck Bridges family vacations. We purposely designed each itinerary to engage families with shared experiences that have a lasting positive impact on every age and generation as they see, do, explore, learn and laugh together.
Once in a lifetime trips with your family come around only once. There’s no better time than now and no better way to experience them than with Tauck Bridges. Because how your family sees the world matters.
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