Tauck announces 2023 savings for solo travellers
Tauck has announced new solo traveler deals for 2023.
Tauck has again eliminated the single supplement on its Category 1 European riverboat cabins, waiving the supplement entirely for those cabins on each departure of every Tauck river cruise itinerary.
The single supplement is waived on nearly 250 Tauck river cruise departures next year.
Tauck has also reduced the single supplement by £750 on other selected cabin categories on 63 departures of 20 different river itineraries.
On its land journeys, Tauck has reduced the single supplement by up to £750 on 113 departures of visiting five continents.
In North America, for example, the company has shaved up to £750 off the single supplement on 43 departures of 15 tours.
“We’re excited to eliminate or dramatically reduce the single supplement on so many of our journeys,” said Tauck CEO Dan Mahar.
“Our trips provide a wonderful sense of assurance and support that our solo guests truly appreciate.”
About Tauck: Founded in 1925, Tauck offers upscale guided travel, with more than 150 land tours, safaris, river cruises and small ship ocean cruises to 70+ countries.
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