No trip to India is complete without a visit to the famed Taj Mahal. I’ll never forget when I discovered it for myself. One of the Seven Wonders of the …
Sustainable Tourism in Israel
Today, the movement to go green affects all facets of life. Your decision to treat the Earth kindly may alter the kinds of food you eat, your daily commute to …
The Solomon Islands: A Diverse Pacific Paradise
If you’re interested in a tropical Pacific island location that’s full of both history and natural wonders, look no further than the 1,000 tropical isles of the Solomon Islands archipelago. …
Sofia, Bulgaria – A Source of Hope and Promise During the Darkest of Days
Sofia, Bulgaria is a city rich in history and in Jewish tradition. There were certainly dark, dark days in the city throughout the years, but there were also moments of …
Skiing in the Southern Hemisphere
When you see the words “ski” and “Southern” together, you may automatically assume that the type of skiing being referred to here is that done on water. It may then …
Shopping in Seoul
There are many reasons that the capital city of Seoul, South Korea is one of the most popular destinations in Asia. For the Jewish traveler, there is a growing Jewish …
Shopping In Buenos Aires
In life, there are those who love to shop ‘til they drop, and those who don’t like to shop at all. But when it comes to shopping, there is one …
Shabbat in Pushkar, India’s Hidden Gem; I’ll be back in November for the Camel Festival.
Sure Shabbat anywhere in the world is special. It is Shabbat, after all, isn’t it? But, how about enjoying the Sabbath in an exotic locale like India’s Pushkar?
All My Bags Are Packed, and I’m Set To Go to Seoul, South Korea
A friend and I were discussing vacations the other day and she told me that her entire life she’s been a big city girl. She was looking for an active …
Time to Choose the Best Kosher Scottish Single Malt (and visit its Distillery)
Who would have thought the best kosher Scottish Single Malt would come not from Israel (sorry), but from a town of less than 4,000 people in the Scottish Highlands.
