New glamping itineraries from Tauck highlight their history of exploring, and preserving National Parks & our planet 

Tauck's first-ever glamping experiences make their debut for the 2026 line-up of new itineraries. These include starry nights at Under Canvas West Yellowstone and ULUM Moab, reflecting Tauck's ongoing commitment to refreshing and enhancing its portfolio. 

Whether or not this is your first rodeo, you can book your next adventure with Tauck knowing they are committed to making a positive impact, and a more sustainable and prosperous future for all. Tauck's mission is to inspire and enable sustainable travel experiences that protect the planet, preserve cultural heritage, and support local communities.

Tauck has invested in more than 80 national parks, monuments and destinations the world over to better protect our planet – and preserve natural, historical and cultural destinations for generations to come

Stargazing in Yellowstone, horseback riding, & Jackson Hole Rodeo
📍Paradise Valley, Yellowstone & the Tetons

See the national parks in a whole new light – starlight. Blend comfort with the great outdoors in this brand new itinerary in 2026:

Revel in unique evening experiences – a private fire pit gathering with live music in West Yellowstone and a farewell dinner at Jackson's legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse. Explore Yellowstone National Park's most celebrated sights: the vibrant Mammoth Hot Springs, the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and the iconic Old Faithful geyser. 

Accommodations: 

• two-night stay at Sage Lodge, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Paradise Valley;
• two-night glamping experience at Under Canvas West Yellowstone, in safari-style tents that blend comfort with the great outdoors
• three-night stay at The Cloudveil, a refined retreat nestled at the gateway to Grand Teton National Park
  

Your trip includes airport transfers, meals, guided sightseeing in Grand Teton National Park, horseback excursion, and the Jackson Hole Rodeo!

Wild, Wild West Family Adventure
📍Durango, Moab, Mesa Verde, Monument Valley, Arches National Park

Immerse in nature during a three-night stay in a luxury safari-style tented camp nestled in a desert setting in Moab, steps from Looking Glass Arch, with views across Canyonlands National Park.

Explore Monument Valley on a private 4x4 excursion with a local Navajo guide who shares stories about the sculpted formations you'll see.

Experiences included:

• Saddle up for a fun-filled trail ride in Durango's scenic backcountry – perfect for families, with gentle horses, mountain views, and a taste of the Old West.
• Gold panning, ride a train, before a chuckwagon dinner with musical entertainment
• Durango's thermally heated hot springs, attracting visitors with their healing waters for centuries
• Whitewater rafting on the Colorado River in Moab,

Tauck & Conservation efforts around the world

Tauck operated their very first tour 100 years ago in North America this summer.  Through destination grants, Tauck has partnered with organizations that share a vision of conservation and education, helping preserve:

• Mesa Verde National Park 
• Grand Teton National Park Foundation
• Civil War Trust
• National Civil Rights Museum
• Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
• Jasper National Park 
• Grand Pré National Historic Site
• Friends of Notre Dame Cathedral
• Wilderness Safari Camps in Africa

US National Park preservation efforts were enhanced by Tauck's unique on-tour volunteer program where guests spent a few hours of their journey helping to preserve the parks – celebrating 15,000 Tauck Yellowstone volunteers by 2008.

Tauck will offer 29 North America land tours in 2026, including four Tauck Bridges journeys designed specifically for families. Tauck is also expanding both its Small Group journeys averaging 24 guests, and Even Smaller Group trips averaging just 15 guests per departure.

Galapagos Conservatory

In partnership with the Galápagos Conservancy, Tauck is the first company to underwrite a research and rewilding expedition in the Galápagos Islands to help restore the populations of native tortoises. Driven to extinction on some islands, and on the brink of extinction on others, today only 10% of the original population remains. They are critical to the fragile ecosystems in the Galápagos.

Why Plan with a Travel Advisor?

Advisors take care of the details so your clients can focus on the joy of discovery, not logistics.

A travel advisor can:

Match the Right Journey to Your Interests – Whether your clients want to explore national parks, historic cities, or remote wildlife reserves, advisors help select the perfect Tauck itinerary.

Add Value – From exclusive offers to insider tips, advisors ensure clients get the most out of every day on tour.

Provide Peace of Mind – In an ever-changing world, having a dedicated professional to handle bookings, updates, and any curveballs along the way is priceless.

Create a Seamless Experience – Advisors can coordinate flights, pre- and post-tour stays, and special requests so everything feels effortless.

In short, travel advisors help transform a trip into a once-in-a-lifetime experience — one that leaves clients not only inspired but confident they’ve traveled with purpose.