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Tauck Forum Participant Responsibilities and Pledge

AlanS

I'm feeling a bit philosophical today.

I think everyone will agree, the Tauck Travel Forums have helped us get through these trying times. This is not a written Tauck policy, not official, and certainly can't be enforced, and we are not out of the woods yet, but I would like everyone who has participated in the forums since tours ceased in 2020 due to COVID and those who have just lurked, to make the following pledge-

"When I am lucky enough to travel with Tauck again and have completed each tour, I ,as a loyal Taucktourian, pledge to return to the forums and make my best efforts to post information about my tour. I will post topics that seem important to me and may be useful to future travelers on that tour, including itinerary, air travel, highlights, suggestions for pre-, post-, and on-tour activities, hints, do's, don't's, etc., etc. I will visit the forum regularly to answer questions subsequently posted by others. To the best of my ability and self-control , I will refrain from revealing Tauck surprises."

Comments

travel maven

I agree with you, Alan. I think that's a great idea. I used to prepare a Trip Report after I returned from a Tauck trip and post it on the forum, but I got a bit lazy later on. I even found a copy of one of my reports from a 2005 Scandinavia Tour and placed it in my scrap book album. I love reading the trip comments and find them very helpful.

British

I usually post an informational report on my trips. I’ve learned so much when other people post them

AshvEd

It will be awesome to share recent travel experiences. It feels like we’ve been living in a cave and are anxious to begin traveling again.