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Israel Holy Land Tour APRIL 26–MAY 5, 2020 Israel Holy Land Tour APRIL 26–MAY 5, 2020 Israel is “The Land of Milk & Honey” and, on this inspirational 9-day tour of the Holy Land, you can expect to enjoy many memorable moments. Both the Old and New Testaments come alive, as you visit the many places sacred to both Christians and Jews. A trip to Israel is above and beyond anything that you will ever expect. Israel is a small country with extremely safe security measures, where you will feel comfortable and never in harm’s way every minute of the trip. Be inspired, as we walk in the footsteps of Jesus and other Biblical figures. We will visit the major places pertaining to the life of Jesus and others mentioned in the Bible. Accommodations are at deluxe hotels in Tel Aviv, Tiberius, and Jerusalem. We will visit the Western Wall, the holy Temple Mount sacred to the Jewish people, and Yad Vashem, the memorial to the Holocaust. You will also have the opportunity to be baptized in the Jordan River. Whether this is your first visit to Israel or a return, you will be fascinated by what you see and learn from our experienced guide on this trip of a lifetime. Welcome to God’s Promised Land. SUNDAY, MAY 3: JERUSALEM–NEW CITY, BETHLEHEM— ITINERARY After breakfast, we will drive to Ein Karem to visit the Church of Visitation, and proceed to Yad Vashem, the memorial to the SUNDAY, APRIL 26: Depart for Tel Aviv, Israel. Holocaust. We will visit the Israel Museum, Shrine of the Book, where MONDAY, APRIL 27: TEL AVIV—Arrive at Ben Gurion Airport, where the Dead Sea scrolls are housed, and see the miniature model of we will be met by our representative and transferred to our hotel, the Jerusalem, as it was during the Second Temple period. We will Renaissance Tel Aviv. Dinner and overnight at our hotel. (D) proceed to Bethlehem—the birthplace of Jesus—visit the Shepherds’ TUESDAY, APRIL 28: TEL AVIV–CITY TOUR OF TEL AVIV–OLD field, and walk through Manger Square to visit the remarkable Church JAFFA—Following UNESCO’s recognition of THE WHITE CITY OF of the Nativity. Return to Jerusalem for dinner and overnight. (B, D) TEL AVIV as a World Heritage Site, we’ll discover what is called MONDAY, MAY 4: QUMERAN–MASSADA–THE DEAD SEA— BAUHAUS in Tel Aviv, and how it fits into the city’s urban plan. This morning, after breakfast at the hotel, we will drive through the Enjoy a “falafel” or light lunch at one of the many outdoor cafes on Judean Hills to the Qumeran Caves, where the Dead Sea scrolls Sheinkin Street, the Greenwich Village of Tel Aviv. Shop for unique were found; continue along the shores of the Dead Seas to Massada, craft items in Nachlat, Binyamin’s colorful open-air market. We will the last stronghold of the Jews after the destruction of the Second continue our drive via the lovely promenade along the beach to Old Temple in 70 A.D. by the Romans; ascend Massada by cable car and Jaffa, and tour the old city through its picturesque alleyways, parks, tour the mountain fortress built by King Herod; visit the remains of the panoramic views of archaeological sites, and more. Dinner and walls, water cistern, and Herod’s Palace; and descend by cable car. overnight will be at our current hotel. This evening, enjoy the many We will continue to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth. Enjoy the cafes along the beach on the Mediterranean Sea. (B, D) opportunity to float in the unsinkable water and cover yourself with WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29: CAESAREA–MUHRAKA–MEGIDDO the mineral rich mud, believed to have therapeutic effects. Dinner and ACRE—After a fantastic Israeli breakfast at our hotel, we will depart overnight at the hotel. (B, D) Tel Aviv and drive the coastal plain to Caesarea, once the Roman capital of the region. We will visit the excavations of the ancient city, TUESDAY, MAY 5: BEN GURION AIRPORT–HOME—Breakfast will the Roman theatre, and aqueduct. We will then proceed to Muhraka, be at the hotel, with a morning departure to the airport and flight back the site of confrontation between Elijah and the prophets of Baal, and to the U.S. Say “shalom” to our excellent guide and think of all we saw, enjoy the spectacular view of the Jezreel Valley and lower Galilee. experienced, and learned during our visit to this incredible land. (B) We will continue to Megiddo, identified as the site of Armageddon. Learn the impressive history of this battlefield, as you visit the HIGHLIGHTS & INCLUSIONS archaeological excavation, including the well-preserved water-supply system. Our next stop is Acre to visit the remarkable underground • Round-trip economy airfare • All transfers Crusader City and crypt. Walk through the Old City recognized by on United Airlines • Porterage at airport and hotels UNESCO as a world heritage site, the local market, and harbor. • 6 nights in deluxe hotel rooms Dinner and overnight will be at the Europa Hotel. (B, D) • Diesenhaus Unitours in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem Representatives assistance THURSDAY, APRIL 30: TIBERIUS–CAPERNAUM–BANIAS— • 2 nights at the Europa Hotel • Touring in air-conditioned deluxe After breakfast, we will depart for Tiberius, where we will enjoy a Tiberius motorcoaches boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, and visit the Yigal Alon center, where • Daily breakfast and dinner the “Jesus boat”—an ancient fishing boat from the 1st century—is • Baptismal robe/towel displayed. We will continue to Capernaum to visit the remains of the • Licensed expert guide • Escorted by Provident Travel 2nd century synagogue, stop at Tabgha—the site of the Miracle of Fish • Admissions to sites on itinerary (minimum of 15 passengers) and Loaves—and visit the Church of Multiplication, with its 4th century mosaic floor. We will proceed to Mount of Beatitudes, the place where PROVIDENT TRAVEL PRICE* Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount, drive to the Banias Springs, and tour the Golan Heights. Dinner and overnight at our hotel. (B, D) Double .......................................................................... $4,995 Single ........................................................................... $6,495 FRIDAY, MAY 1: CANA–NAZARETH–BEIT SHEAN—Following breakfast, we will drive to Cana to visit the Wedding Church, where DEPOSIT: $500 per person, due with your reservation Jesus performed his first miracle of turning water into wine. We will FINAL PAYMENT: Due on or before February 26, 2020 continue to Nazareth to visit the Church of Annunciation, Joseph’s CANCELLATION: workshop, and Mary’s well. We will then proceed to Yardenit, the Deposit–3/14/20 ........................................................... $500 p/p baptismal site on the Jordan River, where you will have the option of 3/15/20–3/31/20 ......................................................... $1,000 p/p being baptized (a baptismal robe and towel will be furnished). Our 4/1/20–Departure ............................................... 100% of tour cost next stop will be at Beit Shean to visit the newly excavated Roman Tips to guide/driver/restaurants/hotels, expenses of a city and amphitheater. We will continue along the Jordan Valley to NOT INCLUDED: personal nature, and any meals not mentioned. Jerusalem, our home for the next four nights. Dinner and overnight at the David Citadel Hotel Jerusalem. (B, D) DOCUMENTATION: All U.S. citizens must present a valid passport for at least six months from our return date of May 5, 2020. SATURDAY, MAY 2: JERUSALEM–OLD CITY—Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. We will travel to the Mount of Olives for a panoramic view of the Once issued, air tickets are non-refundable. If purchasing your own airfare, deduct $1,645 per person. We recommend travel protection. Inquire at time city, visit the Church of All Nations, King David’s Tomb, and Room of of booking for options and pricing. the Last Supper on Mt. Zion. We will enter the Old City, walk through the Cardo—the ancient Roman road—visit the Jewish and Christian quarters, view the Temple Mount, and walk along the Via Dolorosa FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT and the Oriental Bazaar to visit the Church of Holy Sepulchre. Next, Provident Travel we will drive to the Garden Tomb and enjoy the beautiful gardens and peaceful ambiance. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. (B, D) 15 W. 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