THE BEST IN THE INDUSTRY


Our Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Directors average 10 years of service with Tauck and know our riverboat itineraries like no one else. Well versed in the local culture, traditions and sights of the places we explore, they choreograph each day to ensure you experience the essence of each destination, effortlessly and extraordinarily. Throughout your cruise, they highlight must-see sights that are truly unique and noteworthy, and enrich your journey with information about the region, from education and politics to local governments and more. Our guests come aboard with a passion for knowledge and a thirst for authentic cultural connections – wine and food aficionados, history buffs, art and music lovers among them – and they tell us that our “TDs” go above and beyond their every expectation. That’s because they truly love what they do... and it shows!


• 3 professional Tauck Directors and 1 Tauck Cruise Director on every cruise ensure a high level of service and guest satisfaction; we have the most director-level staff on Europe’s rivers


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


• Travel experts, they are always prepared with alternate plans to make the best of any unexpected situation


• Flexible and spontaneous, they add special treats and delightful surprises to the day’s itinerary whenever possible


• Well rounded with fascinating backgrounds and experiences, their resumes include teaching, photography, history, theatre, geography, politics, writing, cooking and more


• Well traveled, they are familiar with local customs and traditions and are often fluent in several languages


• Fun to be with, they thrive on finding creative ways to share their love of the places you’ll explore together


• Renowned as the best in the industry, they garner rave reviews from our guests for their warmth, efficiency and knowledge


Call your travel agent or Tauck at 877-519-1035


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