The Promise of an Inspirational Travel Experience.
Because How You See Europe Matters. UNCOMMON ACCESS
• Tauck’s unmatched destination knowledge delivers the most authentic opportunities to connect and immerse ashore • Shore excursions are a well-choreographed blend of cultural sightseeing and time at leisure to maximize your time • Exclusive cultural experiences are an important part of every cruise, many of them private for Tauck guests only • Only Tauck includes exclusive dining ashore, providing a genuine taste of regional cuisine
PERSONALIZED, CARING SERVICE
• The most director-level staff – 3 Tauck Directors and 1 Tauck Cruise Director – onboard every cruise • Personalized service to manage every detail, with deep expertise to make your trip unforgettable
• Tauck’s proven ability to take care of guests in the event of the unexpected on tour personifies the word “reassurance” INTIMATE, CLUB-LIKE ATMOSPHERE
• Fewer guests onboard – no more than 130 guests compared to up to 190 on same-sized riverboats • Most 300 sq. ft. suites of any European riverboat • France riverboats now carry less than 100 passengers
DISTINCTIVELY INCLUSIVE • No options sold. Ever.
• Virtually every river cruise expense is included in one up-front price as well as all shore excursions
• All gratuities to Tauck Directors, Tauck Cruise Director, ship staff, local guides and luggage handling included • Enjoy superior value and quality onboard and ashore for peace of mind travel at its best
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