PREGUNTES FREQÜENTS

Question 1

Are ALL the meals included?

Answer

Yes, this package includes all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). The itinerary lists each day, and what meal is included. Most meals will be buffet style.

Question 2

What if I have specific dietary needs or I do not like the food, can I be reimburse for the unused meals?

Answer

Most meals will be buffet style. There should be something for everyone.

Question 3

“Round trip guide escorted airport transfers” what does that mean?

Answer

There will be a local guide provided by the local agency, and we will also send along experienced JW Trips tour guides to assist.

Question 4

Do I need a visa?

Answer

The U.S. State Department does not indicate that U.S. citizens traveling to Israel for stays of up to 90 days from their date of arrival need a visa, but like all visitors, you must hold a passport that is valid for at least six months from the date you are departing the country. The two mandatory travel documents for anyone traveling to Israel are: Passport - Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of your arrival in Israel. If it’s not, make sure to renew your passport before traveling to Israel. Departure Ticket - You must also have a valid departure ticket out of the country within 3 months, unless you have a longer term visa before you arrive. For a list of Visa Israel Requirements by Country, click here

Question 5

How much walking is involved?

Answer

It is recommended that you be in good physical health, as much walking will be involved. Also, walking on uneven paving stones and many steps in some cases.

Question 6

Is it a hop off/hop on experience in all the cities?

Answer

The experience is not focused on hopping on and off at sites, but rather spending more quality time at the sites visited. At times, instead of hoping back on the bus you will walk to the next site, especially in Jerusalem. Some days there will be a few stops.

Question 7

Will there be extra time to do excursions?

Answer

The only days where that is possible are the days with Leisure time specified. The only other possibility is Day 3 when you arrive in Jerusalem, there may be some time in the evening, but not much. All other days will be long and can leave travelers very tired.

PREGUNTES FREQÜENTS

MEALS

Are ALL the meals included?

What if I have specific dietary needs or I do not like the food, can I be reimburse for the unused meals?

TRAVEL

“Round trip guide escorted airport transfers” what does that mean?

Do I need a visa?

TOURS

How much walking is involved?

Is it a hop off/hop on experience in all the cities?

Will there be extra time to do excursions?

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