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PERSONALIZED SERVICE


TRAVEL IN GOOD COMPANY WITH OUR TAUCK DIRECTORS – SIMPLY THE BEST


Our Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Directors are more than river cruise leaders – they are the world’s best traveling companions. They know how important it is to have every detail attended to when you’re away.


They know what it means to know you as a person, not just a reservation number. And they know how to make every destination come alive. Because it’s not just where you go, it’s who you go with.


• 3 Tauck Directors and 1 Tauck Cruise Director on every cruise – we have the most director-level staff and highest staff-to-guest ratio on Europe’s rivers


• Knowledgeable professionals, they provide personalized attention and customized service onboard and ashore


• Guests are welcomed aboard and treated as friends and family, with warmth and kindness that define gracious service and hospitality


• Averaging 10 years of service with Tauck, our Tauck Directors are personifications of the word “leader”


• Our Tauck Directors are familiar with local customs and traditions, often fluent in several languages


• They manage all details of travel and choreograph each day’s sightseeing


• They thrive on finding creative ways to share their love of the places you’ll explore together


• Tauck guests are their biggest fans, praising our Tauck Directors for their knowledge and efficiency


• A verified Traveler Review on The Blue Danube said it best: “We were so well taken care of. The three tour directors were great as were all the local guides. So knowledgeable! We lacked for nothing – wonderful food on the ship and especially on the special evenings off the ship. Tauck is a first-class experience.”


Call your travel agent or Tauck at 877-519-1035 www.tauck.com/river-cruises 15


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