Dressing for dinner

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• MCD

  April 2015

  A few years ago, I went on a wonderful Alps tour with Tauck. Most dinners were not dressy at all. People didn't wear jeans or shorts, but I would say that the dress code was more casual than "resort casual." Women wore slacks and tops. Men wore collared shirts, but most did not wear sport jackets. The welcome dinner was a notch up from that, but still casual. The final night was a little dressier -- most, but not all, men wore sport coats. Most women wore slacks, but with a little dressier tops. A couple or women (not I) wore nicer dresses. Everyone was respectful of others' choices. I will be taking this tour earlier in May, and do not plan to bring a dress.

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• TauckTim

  April 2015

  Hi dspec01,
  
  I would say MCD's description is exactly right. When in doubt, it's always safer to err on the slightly dressy side, but if you stick to that standard you should be absolutely fine.
  
  -Tim

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• Silverfox40

  April 2015

  Tauck Tim, we are on the Holland to Belgium River Cruise and my wife is concerned about dress for dinners on MS Jewel. Would you say the say rule of thumb applies for us?

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• Claudia Sails

  April 2015

  Yes Silverfox, the dress on the MS Jewel would be the same. Most people find after the first river cruise that they over packed on "dressy" clothes. Dress code aside, it is a good idea to bring a sport jacket, nice sweater, wrap, etc for evening wear if you wish to go up on the top deck for pre or after dinner drinks. It can be very chilly - especially your spring time tour.
  

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• Silverfox40

  April 2015

  Thanks Claudia Sails
  

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• Claudia Sails

  April 2015

  You're welcome. Best wishes to you and dspec01 on your trips.

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• dspec01

  April 2015

  Thanks for the responses. Starting to get very excited as our trips nears!

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