Celebrating Hanukkah in 2020
Yet another celebration of judaeo-christian significance will be celebrated this week a little differently than usual, Hanukkah. Hanukkah, like Christmas this year will not be celebrated in normal fashion with [...]
Next Year, IN JERUSALEM! – The Reopening of Tourism in Israel
2020 has without question been the most challenging year for tourism in Israel. While there have certainly been difficult times before, never has tourism been completely banned… and for nearly [...]
Thanksgiving Israel Style
It is nearly Thanksgiving for all of our American friends! In Israel, the giving of thanks to the Lord is a very important holiday that stretches an entire week, known [...]
The Twelve Disciples
The land of Israel is a treasure trove of artifacts and locations of the Bible, including those to do with Jesus’ closest followers and friends, the Twelve Disciples. Throughout the [...]
Acre Israel
Acre Israel, also known as Akko is a port city in Northern Israel at the end of Haifa Bay. It has been continuously inhabited since 2000 BC, making it one [...]
The Quarters of Jerusalem
The Old City of Jerusalem is a city that is said to be the “center of the world”. This city which is relatively small at just .35 square miles holds [...]
The Western Wall Tunnels: The Rest of the Wall
While the Western Wall is known for being the focal point of prayer in Judaism as the only remainder of the Second Temple destroyed in 70 AD, there is actually [...]
Beer Sheba Israel: History, Highlights, & Meaning
Beer Sheba: Everything You Need to Know About this Historical City Tourists to Israel often make cultural sites like Jerusalem and Haifa their first stops. However, there’s an alternative city [...]
A Message from Our CEO, Phillip Meyers
Greetings to all our friends and clients in the United States and throughout the world, A few days ago we joined with our Japanese friends in a day of prayer [...]
Sukkot: The Festival of Tabernacles
What is Sukkot? The festival of Sukkot, lso known as “The Feast of Tabernacles” or the “Festival of Shelters, is the final of the feasts called upon by God in [...]
Day of Atonement: Yom Kippur
Just 10 days after the festive Rosh Hashanah welcomes the new year on the Hebrew calendar, the holiest day of the Hebrew calendar comes, in the middle of what is [...]
L’Shanah Tov! (For a Good Year!)- Rosh Hashanah
It's Rosh Hashanah! This marks a new year on the Jewish calendar. Most people are ready to see the start of a new year, as this has certainly been a [...]