Tauck has launched its first exotics brochure in the UK.
The brochure features a collection of luxury land and small ship cruises to what it says are some of the most beautiful and unspoilt corners of the world.
A special feature of many excursions is the chance for Tauck travellers to get closer to the animals and plants they encounter on the way, through unique access to cutting-edge filmmaking equipment such as night-vision and underwater cameras, motion-activated camera traps and long-range directional microphones.
Guests can also view specially-made film vignettes of their destinations, produced and directed for Tauck by some of the world’s best international filmmakers.
Steve Spivak, Tauck vice president, said: “This is our first exotics brochure for the UK market and it will have immediate appeal for British travellers who have their eye on something different and special in hard-to-reach locations around the globe.
“There’s an inspiring range of exclusive itineraries across Antarctica, Asia, Africa, the Americas, the Middle East and Australia, and the insider access you get on a Tauck tour simply isn’t available anywhere else.”
New destinations include a trip to see the fabulous temples and pagodas in Myanmar, formerly Burma; a grand family safari in Tanzania; a choice of three tours in Costa Rica, including a jungles and rainforests trip and an 11-day tour that features a cruise along the Panama Canal; an 18-day trip in India, including staying at some of the world’s most luxurious hotels; and a 12-day trip through Dubai and the Arabian Peninsula.
Steve said Tauck’s partnership with international filmmakers was proving to be hugely popular, with tours selling out in record time. “What were already exclusive trips are now even more dynamic and interactive,” he said. “Being able to see the best nature film footage with insights and voiceovers from experts is giving Tauck guests added context and a fresh perspective on the natural wonders they’re exploring, and bringing them into more intimate contact with their surroundings.”
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