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Israel Tourhosted by PASTOR MIKE MCCLURE REGISTER ONLINE Send your check payable to: Inspired Travel 3000W MacArthur Blvd #450 Santa Ana CA 92704 EMAIL - [email protected] PHONE - 714 957-8606 Please include CSJOS21IS on all checks and correspondence hosted by PASTOR MIKE MCCLURE REGISTER ONLINE / www.inspiredtravel.com/sanjose21 DayIsrael Tour Date TourProposed Itinerary Hotels 1 Mon 25 Oct Depart USA on your overnight flight to Tel Aviv Estimated price of *$3995 from San Francisco, CA per person, double occupancy includes: 2 Tue 26 Oct Arrive in Tel Aviv, transfer to hotel West Lagoon Netanya Round-trip airfare to Tel Aviv on a scheduled carrier, 8 days touring the sites listed in Israel, first class & deluxe hotels with breakfast and dinner daily plus five lunches, and all transfers, entrance Tour in transit: Mediterranean coast to Sea of Galilee fees, taxes and tips to hotels, drivers and guides. (Land Only price of *$2959 per person, double Sea of Galilee 3 Wed 27 Oct Caesarea Maritima with movie, Teaching in Hippodrome occupancy includes: all accommodations except airfare and airport transfers) Tiberias Mt Carmel, Megiddo, drive by Nazareth and Cana A deposit of $400 per person is due at registration in order to secure your spot on this Mt Arbel, Mt of Beatitudes, St Peter’s fish lunch, Magdala Sea of Galilee tour. All registrations will be processed on a space-available basis. A second deposit of 50% of 4 Thu 28 Oct Capernaum, Jesus Boat, boat ride on Sea of Galilee Tiberias the tour costs and a copy of your passport is due by March 25, 2021. Full payment is due by August 11, 2021. Any desired deviations must be requested in writing before the final Headwaters of the Jordan River, Tel Dan, Caesarea Philippi payment deadline. Sea of Galilee 5 Fri 29 Oct Golan Heights, drive by Mt Hermon and Nimrod’s Castle Tiberias Baptism at the hotel TRAVEL PROTECTION: Inspired Travel has partnered with RoamRight Travel Insurance to offer complimentary emergency medical/sickness and evacuation coverage, as well as other post Tour in transit: Sea of Galilee to Jerusalem Dan Jerusalem departure benefits through RoamRight’s Professional Group Plan. Please Note: Trip Cancellation 6 Sat 30 Oct Belvoir Castle, Beit Shean, Mt Scopus Overlook Jerusalem and Interruption coverage is available through RoamRight’s Pro and Pro Plus plans. For a Model of Jerusalem & Dead Sea Scrolls summary of the RoamRight Pro and Pro Plus plan details on benefits, coverages, limitations, and exclusions, visit www.inspiredtravel.com/resources. To purchase coverage to protect your trip Mount of Olives, Palm Sunday Road, Garden of Gethsemane Dan Jerusalem 7 Sun 31 Oct investment, please go to our website at www.inspiredtravel.com and click on the RoamRight City of David (Hezekiah's Tunnel, Pool of Siloam) Jerusalem button, or call RoamRight at 1-866-891-6614 and use reference code “Inspired Travel.” In order to be eligible for the waiver of pre-existing conditions, this plan must be purchased within 21 days of Dan Jerusalem 8 Mon 1 Nov Masada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea, Request for lunch-Kalia Beach the initial trip deposit. Travel Insurance is underwritten by Arch Insurance Company, Kansas City, Jerusalem MO; NAIC # 11150. Southern Steps, Garden Tomb - Visit Only Dan Jerusalem 9 Tue 2 Nov ROOMMATES: If you need a roommate, we are usually able to provide one. A fee of *$1140 will Yad Vashem, Friends of Zion Jerusalem be applied if you are among the last to register and we cannot provide a roommate for you, so register early. Hotels will allow up to three people per room, upon request. All beds are twin sized Temple Mount, Western Wall, Jewish Quarter, Broad Wall Dan Jerusalem and will be combined for couples. Cardo, St Anne's Church, Pool of Bethesda, Antonia Fortress 10 Wed 3 Nov Jerusalem Way of the Cross, Calvary, Garden Tomb and communion Hotel departure based PRICING: Prices are based on estimated rates for OCTOBER 2021 and may increase. Prices dinner at hotel on air schedule are subject to change if airline fuel surcharges or taxes are increased, which could happen up to the date the non-refundable airline tickets are written. 11 Thu 4 Nov Arrive Home REFUNDS AND PENALTIES: If you need to cancel, you must notify Inspired Travel in writing. All Israel Meals: Buffet breakfast and dinner daily in Israel plus five lunches cancellations will be charged a $400 processing fee per person. Cancellations after March 25, 2021 are charged up to 50% of the tour costs. Cancellations after April 28, 2021 are subject to additional airline, hotel, and tour penalties. Cancellations after August 11, 2021 will be charged *Prices displayed are per-person in double occupancy quoted in US Dollars and reflect a special CASH/CHECK DISCOUNTED RATE -Any form of electronic payment voids cash discount- 100% penalty. **Passport / USA law requires all passengers, including children, hold appropriate and valid travel document for departure and return to the United States. Passports are required for air travel outside the USA and are the required form of documentation for all US Citizens who travel outside the contiguous USA border. Passport must be valid and not expire for six months beyond the end of your travels (return to the USA) and the name must exactly match the name on your reservation, cruise boarding pass and airline ticket or you may be denied travel. QUESTIONS / please contact us via phone or email Change in itinerary or program / Travel suppliers, group sponsors and/or Inspired Travel reserve the right to cancel or substitute any scheduled tour destination, hotel, restaurant, transportation carriers and/or pastor/teacher/guest artist at anytime for any reason without prior notice and shall not be liable for any loss to passengers by reason of such cancellation or substitutions. This includes, but is not limited to, those passengers who choose to purchase their own air transportation apart from the group accommodation. Inspired Travel shall not be held responsible for last minute changes, beyond our control, of group leaders, teachers or artists who might have been scheduled by Inspired, group sponsor or cruise line or other travel supplier. CST 2057980-10 AS YOU CONSIDER TAKING A TOUR WITH INSPIRED TRAVEL WE RECOGNIZE THAT YOU ARE CONSIDERING THE TRIP OF A LIFETIME. WE ALSO UNDERSTAND THE INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR OUR GREAT SACRIFICES THAT ARE OFTEN REQUIRED TO MAKE TRIPS LIKE THESE BECOME A REALITY. THIS IS WHY WE ARE SO PASSIONATE ABOUT BRINGING YOU THE VERY BEST THESE LOCATIONS HAVE TO OFFER. WHEN YOU ENTRUST TO US THE PRIVILEGE OF PLANNING AND DELIVERING YOUR ‘TRIP OF A LIFETIME’, WE COMMIT TO WORK DILIGENTLY TO ENSURE YOUR Israel Tour EXPERIENCES ARE AS FULFILLING AND AS MEMORABLE AS THEY CAN BE. PASTOR MIKE MCCLURE Hosted by THAT IS OUR PROMISE TO YOU. THAT IS THE INSPIRED DIFFERENCE. - THE INSPIRED TEAM Monday October 25 through Thursday November 4 2021 CST 2057980-10 .
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