Global tour operator Tauck is set to launch four new European land tours in 2025, coinciding with its 100th anniversary and 35th year of operations in Europe. The new itineraries will explore Italy, Switzerland, France and England, expanding the tour operator’s European portfolio to 39 land tours, including five family-oriented Tauck Bridges itineraries.
“Tauck will be 100-years-young in 2025, but we’re certainly not slowing down in any way,” said Tauck CEO Dan Mahar in a press statement. “In fact, our commitment to innovating and enhancing our global portfolio of land tours, river cruises, small ship ocean cruises, and Tauck Bridges family adventures is stronger than ever.”
Tauck has been focusing on reducing group sizes, introducing Small Group departures with an average of 24 guests and Smaller Group trips with just 15 guests. This approach allows for more intimate experiences and access to exclusive locations.
New From Tauck
For 2025, Tauck is increasing its shoulder season departures by 50 percent, primarily in October and November. This way, the operator can offer your clients a more pleasant travel experience during cooler months with fewer crowds while benefiting local communities by distributing tourism evenly throughout the year.
The new tours offer diverse European experiences, coinciding with Tauck’s increase in business in the region. A Week In… Piedmont is an 8-day Italian journey featuring wine tastings, truffle hunting and culinary adventures in the renowned Piedmont region. A Week In… Switzerland provides an 8-day Swiss experience, highlighting attractions like Jungfraujoch and a scenic rail journey on the Golden Pass Train. For those interested in British culture, England and the West Country gives them an 11-day exploration of England’s historic sites and unique experiences, including a tour of the Morgan Sports Car factory. Francophiles can indulge in the 14-day Paris, Dordogne & Bordeaux tour, which encompasses private chateau visits, expert lectures and gastronomic delights across various French regions.
For more information, visit tauck.com.
