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Celebration Meet Our Ceo Spotlight 2017/2018 CELEBRATION 50th Anniversary commemorative issue MEET OUR CEO A letter from Michael Gelber SPOTLIGHT Congratulatory messages from our travel partners MEMORIES BEYOND “YOU CANNOT ADD MORE MINUTES TO THE DAY, BUT YOU CAN UTILIZE EACH ONE TO THE FULLEST.” — Menachem Mendel Schneerson That quote comes from a friend of my father whom I have come to moments for you, your loved ones and your clients, and help navigate find out, he greatly admired. In one of his wallets, there was a this company to greatness, just like my father did…. picture of a Rabbi and laminated cards with quotes on the back of them, which I was curious about, so I Googled him. As I was looking With that being said, I am beyond thrilled to introduce you to our new at his most notable quotes, the one above stood out because it brand, IWorld of Travel, Memories Beyond, An Ady Gelber Legacy reminded me that my father lived his life just like that, and this company, formerly Isramworld. IWorld of Travel with our divisions apple didn’t fall far from the tree. For as long as I can remember, Latour, Europe Too, Belder Gray and Asian Vistas not only embodies #diewithmemoriesnotdreams is something I have committed my who we are, with servicing 56 countries on 5 continents, but it also time to, for my wife, my children, sister and parents. And I too solidifies our goal of being committed to continuing to create believe that our lives should be committed to filling our loved one’s “memories beyond” for you and your clients. While we know our new hearts with as many moments as we can, so when we’re gone, their name will help simplify and clarify more succinctly our global reach, hearts don’t just feel loss, but full because of a lifetime of memories I felt having my father’s name as part of the brand was an important we shared together...my father did that for me, my sisters, his reminder that we are not just representing a company, but him too, friends and many of his staff. and all he did and sacrificed to get us to this point. In April of 2016, the Travel Industry lost a man that was loved, This year we celebrate our 50th anniversary in business, quite a admired and cherished by so many people; from around the world, milestone, and will be providing itineraries that are priced at $1967 a pioneer and visionary who was dedicated and loyal, not just to in honor of the year we launched, along with special group packages his family and friends, but to all those that worked with him and for for those that were born in 1967 and 1968. In those 50 years, our him…. but for me, I lost my Dad. I’m sure you can understand, that company has seen the travel industry go through many changes, the this letter introducing our new vision and brochure without having most important being a more educated and knowledgeable traveler, him by my side, regardless of the pride I feel with taking over the that has unlimited choices. But being more knowledgeable doesn’t role and title he had for decades, is bittersweet, as anyone who has equate to experience, and it’s our hope that you will continue to lost a parent or been in my position would understand. entrust your clients’ needs with our success, experience and relationships that we have established globally over the past 50 As I’m writing this letter, United Airlines just announced they are years, as we launch our new brand, brochure and website. retiring the 747, and if you look at one of the pictures to your left, you will see my father, sister and I, in the upstairs lounge onboard Finally, I feel I would be remiss in not acknowledging that during the one of United Airlines' first 747 flights to Hawaii, one of those last few years of my father’s illness and certainly after his passing, that #diewithmemoriesnotdreams moments that didn’t really resonate it didn’t have an effect on our business, how could it not. When you with me, until now. When looking at that picture, I can’t help but lose a man that was the voice and leadership of a company for almost feel that it was one of those moments that sparked my love for 4 decades, there are always going to be some effects and traveling the world, along with beginning to understand and adjustments that need to be addressed. The silver lining is that it appreciate that time, is our most valuable commodity in life; who required us to take a hard look at some of our initiatives and alliances, we spend it with, and what we choose to do with it. There’s no and by doing so, we did some restructuring internally along with doubt that the role I am taking on today was destined to be, and tightening up our operational focus to establish a more relevant and the lessons of life that those two young children started learning consistent foundation for the future. While we still love New York, from their father back then, (my younger sister Liz and I) was to and maintain offices and staff there, we have recently relocated our appreciate the gift of time, travel, and sharing life’s journeys with global headquarters to Fort Lauderdale, Florida to expand our access those you love most. Who could have imagined almost 50 years and reach. With 2018just around the corner, we feel invigorated for ago, that wearing that three-piece suit and tie was merely a dress the future and thankful for all the renewed relationships, partnerships rehearsal for one day truly following in my father’s footsteps. I and support we have been able to solidify globally. As my father know they are big shoes to fill, they were then too for that little boy, would say, “I see a light at the end of the tunnel, and I don’t think it’s but I couldn’t think of a better place I would rather be now, than a train.” spending my time as part of the team that my father loved and trusted. I look forward in continuing his legacy of creating special Michael Gelber CEO & Chairman of the Board #DIEWITHMEMORIESNOTDREAMS “The challenge is not just building a company that can endure; “We congratulate Isram on its 50th anniversary and acknowledge its valuable and vital contribution in making Spain so loved by Americans. Thank you very much for your professionalism and friendship. You are a great team!” Elisa Sainz | Consul for Tourism Affairs | Tourist Office of Spain “The Jordan Tourism Board team would like to Congratulate Isram on your 50th Anniversary! It has been a great journey working with you and the Isram family. We look forward to continue the progress in driving economic growth for the countries you serve including Jordan. Thank you for being a supportive partner and we look forward to further cooperation in driving more business to Jordan. Best wishes for continued success.” Malia Asfour | Director | Jordan Tourism Board, North America “PROMPERÚ is delighted to congratulate The Isramworld Portfolio of Brands on its 50th Anniversary. It has been and still is a pleasure to work with such a dedicated team who value the offer of our country and know how to convey it to their discerning clients.” Elisabeth Hakim | UK & North American Markets Coordinator en PROMPERÚ “Mazal tov to Isram World on your golden Anniversary and 50 years of great success in bringing tens of thousands of tourists to Israel on EL AL, the national airline. The partnership with EL AL is important and deeply appreciated. Our best wishes for even greater achievements in the next 5 decades,” Yoram Elgrabli | Manager Director | El Al Israel Airlines, North & Central America “We are pleased and proud to offer our congratulations to Isramworld on its 50th anniversary! For many years, as Isramworld’s exclusive cruise partner on the Yangtze River, we at Victoria cruises have had the pleasure of working with their capable, knowledgeable destination specialists, whose meticulous attention to detail insures the highest quality service for their clients. We have succeeded together because we share the philosophy that “our service makes the difference.” James Pi | President | Victoria Cruises, Inc. “Mazal tov to our wonderful friends at Isramworld! The State of Israel cannot thank you enough for fifty years of putting us on the map of the North American sophisticated traveler. With great gratitude and anticipation for the next fifty years.” Uri Steinberg, Consul | Israel Tourism Commissioner, North America | 4 | but to build one that is worthy of enduring with partners you trust…” ~Michael Gelber JUST A FEW OF OUR GLOBAL PARTNERS. IWORLDOFTRAVEL.COM | 5 | 800.223.7460 CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE IWORLDOFTRAVEL.COM Detailed itineraries • Many more exciting programs • Travel updates • Exclusive offers • Register for our newsletter and specials | 6 | TABLE OF CONTENTS BELDER GRAY Paradores of Andalucia LATIN AMERICA & CUBA Self-Drive 44 EGYPT Egypt Rediscovered 10 ASIA & BEYOND SOUTH AMERICA MULTI-COUNTRY Egypt, A Family Adventure 12 TOURS CHINA Argentina & Brazil 84 Classic China 48 EUROPE & BEYOND Ecuador, Galapagos & Peru Discovery 86 Family Fun China 50 AUSTRIA Tibet & Yangtze River Journey 52 Festive Austria by Private Car 16 ARGENTINA Argentina Family Fun 88 DUBAI & ABU DHABI CENTRAL EUROPE Amazing Argentina by Private Car 90 Dubai History & Culture Tour 54 Central Europe by Private Car 18 Abu Dhabi History & Culture Tour 55 Central Europe by Rail 20 BRAZIL Brazil Panorama 92 INDIA ITALY, CROATIA & SLOVENIA Explore the Wonders of Brazil 94 Spectacular India 56 Jewels of Italy, Slovenia South India 58 & Croatia by Private Car 22 CHILE Fascinating Kerala 60 Chile Luxury in the Wilderness 96 GREECE Classic Antarctica 98 JAPAN The Best of Greece 24 Classic Japan 62 Greece, The Classical Tour COLOMBIA
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