2025 holy land study tour
2025 holy land study tour
$6,799
CAD
$6,799 CAD | 14 days
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Day
Location
Details
March14
TORONTO
Day 1 – Friday
Departure from Toronto on Air Canada flying non-stop from Toronto to Tel Aviv departing at 5:35pm from Terminal 1.
Departure from Toronto on Air Canada flying non-stop from Toronto to Tel Aviv departing at 5:35pm from Terminal 1.
March15
TEL AVIV
Day 2 – Saturday
We arrive at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv at 9:10am where we will be met by our Israeli guide who will accompany us during our entire stay in Israel. We start with a tour of Jaffa that affords us a breathtaking view of the city of Tel Aviv. At this picturesque port city of winding alleys, art galleries and crafts boutiques, King Solomon had the cedars of Lebanon rafted for the building of the First Temple in Jerusalem. You will view the spot of the House of Simon the Tanner. Transfer to the hotel in Tel Aviv. Balance of the day will be at leisure. Walk along the Mediterranean promenade to see the sunset before dinner. Dinner and overnight at Metropolitan Hotel, Tel Aviv
We arrive at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv at 9:10am where we will be met by our Israeli guide who will accompany us during our entire stay in Israel. We start with a tour of Jaffa that affords us a breathtaking view of the city of Tel Aviv. At this picturesque port city of winding alleys, art galleries and crafts boutiques, King Solomon had the cedars of Lebanon rafted for the building of the First Temple in Jerusalem. You will view the spot of the House of Simon the Tanner. Transfer to the hotel in Tel Aviv. Balance of the day will be at leisure. Walk along the Mediterranean promenade to see the sunset before dinner. Dinner and overnight at Metropolitan Hotel, Tel Aviv
March16
CAESAREA / MT CARMEL / MEGIDDO
Day 3 – Sunday
We drive north along the Plain of Sharon, the Mediterranean and the old coastal road- the Via Maris which linked Egypt and Babylon as we journey towards Galilee. We stop at Caesarea the incredible fortress city built by King Herod the Great. Here, Pontius Pilate had his base; where Cornelius lived and was baptized (Acts 10); where Paul embarked to Tarsus (Acts 9:30) and where Philip preached (Acts 8:40). Visit the Roman Theatre, the Hippodrome, and the Crusader City. We then travel north towards Haifa and ascend Mt. Carmel the site where the prophet Elijah fought the 400 false prophets of Baal (1 Kings 18:30). We will stop for an incredible panoramic view of Haifa. We continue to Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s walled fortified cities (1 Kings 9:15; 10:26), with ruins of 20 levels of civilization. From here, the Books of Daniel and Revelation will come alive as we read about the final Battle of Armageddon while viewing the Plains of Jezreel. Finish the day in Nazareth, the boyhood town of Jesus. Continue to the Sea of Galilee. Dinner and overnight at Kinar Hotel on the Sea of Galilee
We drive north along the Plain of Sharon, the Mediterranean and the old coastal road- the Via Maris which linked Egypt and Babylon as we journey towards Galilee. We stop at Caesarea the incredible fortress city built by King Herod the Great. Here, Pontius Pilate had his base; where Cornelius lived and was baptized (Acts 10); where Paul embarked to Tarsus (Acts 9:30) and where Philip preached (Acts 8:40). Visit the Roman Theatre, the Hippodrome, and the Crusader City. We then travel north towards Haifa and ascend Mt. Carmel the site where the prophet Elijah fought the 400 false prophets of Baal (1 Kings 18:30). We will stop for an incredible panoramic view of Haifa. We continue to Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s walled fortified cities (1 Kings 9:15; 10:26), with ruins of 20 levels of civilization. From here, the Books of Daniel and Revelation will come alive as we read about the final Battle of Armageddon while viewing the Plains of Jezreel. Finish the day in Nazareth, the boyhood town of Jesus. Continue to the Sea of Galilee. Dinner and overnight at Kinar Hotel on the Sea of Galilee
March17
JESUS’ MINISTRY IN THE GALILEE
Day 4 – Monday
After breakfast we begin the day with a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. Visit the Yigal Allon Center to see the remains of a boat from the time of Jesus discovered in the Sea of Galilee. Visit Capernaum, the centre of Jesus’ Galilean ministry and the site of many of his miracles We will see the remains of Peter’s house and the synagogue site where Jesus taught and worshipped. Continue to the Primacy of Peter the traditional site where Jesus appeared to his disciples after his resurrection. Continue to the Mt. of Beatitudes where Jesus delivered what is perhaps the most famous sermon ever preached – “The Sermon On The Mount”. Finish the day at Visit the newly excavated town of Magdala the town of Mary of Magdalena. Renowned for its first-century synagogue and significant discoveries, such as the Magdala Stone, that attract scholars and tourists interested in its historical and biblical importance. We will have a St. Peter’s Fish lunch on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. After lunch visit the majestic views from the top of Mount Arbel The beautiful landscapes of Israel’s tranquil region, you can see the Horns of Hittin where Saladin defeated the Crusaders in 1187. Dug into the slopes of Mount Arbel are caves which were the hideouts for the Jews who fought against the Greeks and Romans. Dinner and overnight at the Kinar Hotel on the Sea of Galilee.
After breakfast we begin the day with a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. Visit the Yigal Allon Center to see the remains of a boat from the time of Jesus discovered in the Sea of Galilee. Visit Capernaum, the centre of Jesus’ Galilean ministry and the site of many of his miracles We will see the remains of Peter’s house and the synagogue site where Jesus taught and worshipped. Continue to the Primacy of Peter the traditional site where Jesus appeared to his disciples after his resurrection. Continue to the Mt. of Beatitudes where Jesus delivered what is perhaps the most famous sermon ever preached – “The Sermon On The Mount”. Finish the day at Visit the newly excavated town of Magdala the town of Mary of Magdalena. Renowned for its first-century synagogue and significant discoveries, such as the Magdala Stone, that attract scholars and tourists interested in its historical and biblical importance. We will have a St. Peter’s Fish lunch on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. After lunch visit the majestic views from the top of Mount Arbel The beautiful landscapes of Israel’s tranquil region, you can see the Horns of Hittin where Saladin defeated the Crusaders in 1187. Dug into the slopes of Mount Arbel are caves which were the hideouts for the Jews who fought against the Greeks and Romans. Dinner and overnight at the Kinar Hotel on the Sea of Galilee.
March18
JESUS’ MINISTRY IN THE GALILEE
Day 5 – Tuesday
We start the day at Tel Dan one of the most important sites for the archaeological and historical recovery of ancient Israel. The city of Dan represented the norther border of the biblical Kingdom of Israel. Continue to Banias, one of the sources of the Jordan River and the site of ancient “Caesarea Philipi”, where Peter made the confession of faith in Drive to Mount Bental on the Golan Heights. During the Yom Kippur War in 1973, one of Israel's largest tank battles took place at the foot of Mount Bental. The fierce battle earned the area below Mount Bental the name Valley of Tears. In 1974 a demilitarized zone was established between Syria and Israel and monitored by the UN. Continue to Bethsaida, according to John 1:44, Bethsaida was the hometown of the apostles Peter, Andrew, and Philip. In the Gospel of Mark (Mark 8:22–26), Jesus reportedly restored a blind man's sight at a place just outside the ancient village of Bethsaida. In Luke 9:10–11, Jesus miraculously feeds five thousand near Bethsaida. Dinner and overnight at Kinar Hotel on the Sea of Galilee
We start the day at Tel Dan one of the most important sites for the archaeological and historical recovery of ancient Israel. The city of Dan represented the norther border of the biblical Kingdom of Israel. Continue to Banias, one of the sources of the Jordan River and the site of ancient “Caesarea Philipi”, where Peter made the confession of faith in Drive to Mount Bental on the Golan Heights. During the Yom Kippur War in 1973, one of Israel's largest tank battles took place at the foot of Mount Bental. The fierce battle earned the area below Mount Bental the name Valley of Tears. In 1974 a demilitarized zone was established between Syria and Israel and monitored by the UN. Continue to Bethsaida, according to John 1:44, Bethsaida was the hometown of the apostles Peter, Andrew, and Philip. In the Gospel of Mark (Mark 8:22–26), Jesus reportedly restored a blind man's sight at a place just outside the ancient village of Bethsaida. In Luke 9:10–11, Jesus miraculously feeds five thousand near Bethsaida. Dinner and overnight at Kinar Hotel on the Sea of Galilee
March19
UP TO JERUSALEM
Day 6 – Wednesday
We continue southward to Beit Shean, where we will walk through the incredible excavations of the largest ongoing archaeological dig in the land of Israel with its Roman theatre, colonnaded Roman streets, mosaics and Roman bathhouses. It is also the city where the body of King Saul and his sons where nailed to the walls by the Philistines (1 Samuel 31:10). We then drive through the lush Jordan Valley, where the desert now blooms with flowers and vegetation of every description (Isaiah 35:1-2). Visit the Baptismal site on the Jordan River, Qasr El-Yahud. Drive to Jerusalem and have your first overlook view of Jerusalem from Mt. Scopus. Continue to the Israel Museum and visit the Shrine of the Book housing the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest manuscripts of the Bible ever found. Visit the model of Jerusalem from the Second Temple Period as it looked from the time of Jesus. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
We continue southward to Beit Shean, where we will walk through the incredible excavations of the largest ongoing archaeological dig in the land of Israel with its Roman theatre, colonnaded Roman streets, mosaics and Roman bathhouses. It is also the city where the body of King Saul and his sons where nailed to the walls by the Philistines (1 Samuel 31:10). We then drive through the lush Jordan Valley, where the desert now blooms with flowers and vegetation of every description (Isaiah 35:1-2). Visit the Baptismal site on the Jordan River, Qasr El-Yahud. Drive to Jerusalem and have your first overlook view of Jerusalem from Mt. Scopus. Continue to the Israel Museum and visit the Shrine of the Book housing the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest manuscripts of the Bible ever found. Visit the model of Jerusalem from the Second Temple Period as it looked from the time of Jesus. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
March20
JERUSALEM / BETHLEHEM
Day 7 – Thursday
We start the day at the Temple Mount the holiest place of Jews and Muslims. View the Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque. We continue our walk along the Via Dolorosa to visit the Pools of Bethesda, St. Anne’s Church, Chapel of the Flagellation and Pilate’s Judgment Hall. We pass through the colourful bazaars, alleyways and market places and reach the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for a brief visit. Continue our walk through the Old City bazaars to David’s Citadel or Tower of David Museum for a visit which is located in the restored ancient Citadel near the Jaffa Gate, the historic main entrance to the city. The museum tells the long and fascinating history of Jerusalem starting from the second millennium BCE and ending with the modern city you see today. Drive to Bethlehem for a visit to Shepherd’s Field. Return to Jerusalem to finish the day with a visit to the Garden Tomb or Gordon’s Calvary for a communion service before returning to your hotel. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
We start the day at the Temple Mount the holiest place of Jews and Muslims. View the Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque. We continue our walk along the Via Dolorosa to visit the Pools of Bethesda, St. Anne’s Church, Chapel of the Flagellation and Pilate’s Judgment Hall. We pass through the colourful bazaars, alleyways and market places and reach the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for a brief visit. Continue our walk through the Old City bazaars to David’s Citadel or Tower of David Museum for a visit which is located in the restored ancient Citadel near the Jaffa Gate, the historic main entrance to the city. The museum tells the long and fascinating history of Jerusalem starting from the second millennium BCE and ending with the modern city you see today. Drive to Bethlehem for a visit to Shepherd’s Field. Return to Jerusalem to finish the day with a visit to the Garden Tomb or Gordon’s Calvary for a communion service before returning to your hotel. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
March21
JERUSALEM
Day 8 – Friday
We start the day at the top of the Mount of Olives, for a panoramic view of Jerusalem. Tracing the footsteps of Jesus, we will stroll down the Palm Sunday Route on the Mount of Olives to see the Dominus Flevet (Teardrop Church) and then to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations. From here, we proceed by bus across the Kidron Valley, past the Tombs of Absalom, Zechariah and James and proceed to Mt Zion to visit the traditional site of the Upper Room (Room of the Last Supper), King David’s Tomb and the Church of St. Peter’s in Gallicantu, built on top of the High Priest Caiphas’ house. Continue to the City of David and explore the excavations from the time of King David and see Hezekiah’s Tunnel and the Pool of Siloam. Continue to the Davidson Center to visit the Southern Wall excavations. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
We start the day at the top of the Mount of Olives, for a panoramic view of Jerusalem. Tracing the footsteps of Jesus, we will stroll down the Palm Sunday Route on the Mount of Olives to see the Dominus Flevet (Teardrop Church) and then to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations. From here, we proceed by bus across the Kidron Valley, past the Tombs of Absalom, Zechariah and James and proceed to Mt Zion to visit the traditional site of the Upper Room (Room of the Last Supper), King David’s Tomb and the Church of St. Peter’s in Gallicantu, built on top of the High Priest Caiphas’ house. Continue to the City of David and explore the excavations from the time of King David and see Hezekiah’s Tunnel and the Pool of Siloam. Continue to the Davidson Center to visit the Southern Wall excavations. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
March22
JERUSALEM
Day 9 – Saturday
Day at leisure in Jerusalem for shopping in the Old City Bazaars, visit the many museums which Jerusalem has to offer or just explore. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
Day at leisure in Jerusalem for shopping in the Old City Bazaars, visit the many museums which Jerusalem has to offer or just explore. Dinner and overnight at the Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
March23
QUMRAN / MASADA
Day 10 – Sunday
Depart Jerusalem and drive to the lowest point on earth, the Dead Sea. We stop at Qumran, where a shepherd boy discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 in a cave. These scrolls are the oldest scriptures of the Bible ever found. You will see where the Essenes who wrote these scrolls lived and wrote these scrolls. Continue to Ein Gedi Oasis Nature Reserve. Walk to the waterfalls in the middle of the desert and see the magnificent scenery. Drive to Masada. You will take a cable car to the summit of this magnificent fortress built by King Herod the Great and the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots. You will walk around this historic ruins you will see the palaces, bath houses, swimming pool, the oldest synagogue in the world on this mountain in the middle of the desert. After descending this mountain by cable car we travel to the shores of the Dead Sea to our hotel. Dinner and overnight at David Hotel, Dead Sea.
Depart Jerusalem and drive to the lowest point on earth, the Dead Sea. We stop at Qumran, where a shepherd boy discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 in a cave. These scrolls are the oldest scriptures of the Bible ever found. You will see where the Essenes who wrote these scrolls lived and wrote these scrolls. Continue to Ein Gedi Oasis Nature Reserve. Walk to the waterfalls in the middle of the desert and see the magnificent scenery. Drive to Masada. You will take a cable car to the summit of this magnificent fortress built by King Herod the Great and the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots. You will walk around this historic ruins you will see the palaces, bath houses, swimming pool, the oldest synagogue in the world on this mountain in the middle of the desert. After descending this mountain by cable car we travel to the shores of the Dead Sea to our hotel. Dinner and overnight at David Hotel, Dead Sea.
March24
TIMNA PARK/ JORDAN—WADI RUM/ P
Day 11 – Monday
Depart Jerusalem and drive south along the Arava Valley to Timna Park so view the King Solomon Pillars and see a life-size replica of the biblical tabernacle which has been constructed. While no original materials (e.g., gold, silver, bronze) have been used, the model is accurate in every other way based upon the biblical description. We drive to the Israeli/Jordanian. After passing through customs we meet our Jordanian guide and driver and we drive to Petra. Dinner and overnight at the Petra Moon Hotel, Petra.
Depart Jerusalem and drive south along the Arava Valley to Timna Park so view the King Solomon Pillars and see a life-size replica of the biblical tabernacle which has been constructed. While no original materials (e.g., gold, silver, bronze) have been used, the model is accurate in every other way based upon the biblical description. We drive to the Israeli/Jordanian. After passing through customs we meet our Jordanian guide and driver and we drive to Petra. Dinner and overnight at the Petra Moon Hotel, Petra.
March25
PETRA
Day 12 – Tuesday
After breakfast, an extraordinary day! This morning, you will be taken on a tour into the breath taken “rose-red” city (by horseback and foot) which begins at the “Siq,” a winding canyon road. Petra was carved into the rose-red Sharah Mountains by the Nabateans. At the end of the passage you’ll see Petra’s most beautiful monument—the Treasury—carved out of solid rock from the side of the mountain. Beyond the Treasury, you’ll discover soaring temples, elaborate royal tombs, a theatre, burial chambers and water channels. Dinner and overnight at the Petra Moon Hotel, Petra
After breakfast, an extraordinary day! This morning, you will be taken on a tour into the breath taken “rose-red” city (by horseback and foot) which begins at the “Siq,” a winding canyon road. Petra was carved into the rose-red Sharah Mountains by the Nabateans. At the end of the passage you’ll see Petra’s most beautiful monument—the Treasury—carved out of solid rock from the side of the mountain. Beyond the Treasury, you’ll discover soaring temples, elaborate royal tombs, a theatre, burial chambers and water channels. Dinner and overnight at the Petra Moon Hotel, Petra
March26
MADABA/ MT NEBO/ JERUSALEM
Day 13 – Wednesday
Today takes us on a 5,000-year-old Kings Highway, one of the most memorable journeys passing through a string of ancient sites to Madaba, “the City of Mosaics”. Madaba’s chief attraction, in the contemporary Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, is a sixth century Byzantine mosaic map showing Jerusalem and other holy sites. We continue to Mt. Nebo, the memorial of Moses, the presumed site of the prophet’s death and burial place. A small, square church was built on the spot by early Byzantine Christians. We continue to the border crossing into Israel where we will meet our Israeli guide and driver again. Transfer to Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight at Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
Today takes us on a 5,000-year-old Kings Highway, one of the most memorable journeys passing through a string of ancient sites to Madaba, “the City of Mosaics”. Madaba’s chief attraction, in the contemporary Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, is a sixth century Byzantine mosaic map showing Jerusalem and other holy sites. We continue to Mt. Nebo, the memorial of Moses, the presumed site of the prophet’s death and burial place. A small, square church was built on the spot by early Byzantine Christians. We continue to the border crossing into Israel where we will meet our Israeli guide and driver again. Transfer to Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight at Ramada Hotel, Jerusalem.
March27
TORONTO
Day 14 – Thursday
Depart on your Air Canada flight from Tel Aviv to Toronto flying non-stop departing at 11:55am arriving in Toronto at 6:05pm
Depart on your Air Canada flight from Tel Aviv to Toronto flying non-stop departing at 11:55am arriving in Toronto at 6:05pm
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
All participants must review the Full Terms of Service here https://www.ihtours.com/terms-of-service/. These full terms of service will govern on all matters not specifically mentioned below.
PAYMENTS:
International Heritage Tours requires a deposit of $400 per person immediately, which is refundable 90 days before departure (December 14, 2024) less $200 administration fee and full non-refundable payment 60 days before departure (January 14, 2025). Please send e-transfers to: accounting@ihtours.com Please put the code 'DK5113' in the notes for us to match the payment.
You may also pay by personal cheque or credit card, made payable to:
International Heritage Tours
7117 Bathurst Street, Suite 200
Thornhill, ON
L4J 2J6
TOUR PRICE: $6799 Canadian per person based on double occupancy with a minimum of 20 paying passengers.
INCLUDED IN YOUR TOUR:
· Roundtrip air fare flying non-stop for Toronto to Tel Aviv on Air Canada.
· Meeting/assistance at the airport
· Return transfers to/from the airport in Tel Aviv
· All transfers to/from Israel to the Jordanian Border
· 13 nights at selected hotels in Israel & Jordan
· Breakfast & dinners daily in the hotels in Israel & Jordan
· St. Peters Fish Lunch on the Sea of Galilee
· Lunch at Petra
· Porterage at airport and hotels
· Air-conditioned transportation
· 9 full days of sightseeing in Israel as per the itinerary
· 2 full days of sightseeing in Jordan as per the itinerary
· English speaking licensed tour guide throughout
· All entrance fees to places of interest as per the itinerary
· Whispering ear pieces to listen to the guide
· All hotel taxes and service charges
· Airport Taxes & fuel surcharges of Air Canada
EXCULSIONS:
· Single Room Supplement of $1,920 (for those who want their own private room) to be added to the above rates.
· Border taxes from Israel to Jordan and return of approximately $40-$50 USD per person paid directly at the border.
· Comprehensive and Cancellation Insurance
· Tips to Driver, Guide and restaurant staff in Israel and Jordan of $140 USD to be given to Mark Sheldrake
DOCUMENTATION:
Please ensure that you are in possession of a Canadian Passport valid for at least 6 months after your return from Israel. If you have a passport from another country, it is your responsibility to inquire at the Israeli Consulate if a Visa is required before entering Israel.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Precept Ministries Canada
Email: israeltour@preceptministries.ca
Tel: 877-234-2030
RESPONSIBILITY
The travel agent and/or tour operator acts only as agent for the various companies; owners or contractors providing the means of transportation, accommodation and other services pertaining to the trip. All exchange orders, coupons and tickets are subject to the terms and conditions under which such means of transportation; accommodation and other services are offered or provided. The issuance and acceptance of such tickets shall be deemed as consent to the future conditions. International Heritage Tours shall not be in any way liable for injury, damage, loss, accident, delay or any irregularity in any vehicle or through the act of default of any company or person engaged in conveying the passengers or any hotel proprietor, personnel or servant of any other person, resulting loss or additional expenses due to delay or changes in connection herewith. International Heritage Tours cannot accept the responsibility for changes in transportation schedule or other causes. The right is reserved to accept or retain any person as a member of any tour, or to change or withdraw the tour as circumstances demand. Each exchange coupon, order or ticket is to be regarded as one contracted by or on behalf of the particular company or person named on it.
FORCE MAJEURE:
In no event shall the Agency be liable for any failure to perform its obligations or delay in performing its obligations where such failure or delay is due to events beyond its control which prevents the performance of its obligations, including without limitation, nuclear or environmental catastrophes; natural disasters and extreme weather conditions; war, invasion, or similar hostilities; rebellion, revolution, insurrection; riots or civil unrest; strikes, lockouts and labour action; acts or threats of terrorism; epidemic, pandemic, or spread of disease; Acts of State or governmental restrictions; and loss or prolonged interruption of necessary utilities, communications or computer services. The customer acknowledges that the Agency, on behalf of the customer and anyone for whom the customer requests the Agency make travel arrangements, will forward funds to independent third party travel suppliers, and that once forwarded, these funds may not be recovered and/or refunded. Where a force majeure event has occurred, performance of the Agency’s obligations shall be suspended for the duration of the force majeure event, and the Agency shall perform its obligations when it is possible to do so. In any event, the liability of the Agency arising out of force majeure event shall not exceed amounts paid directly by the customer or anyone for whom customer requests the Agency make travel arrangements, to the Agency, and the Agency shall not be liable for any consequential or indirect damages or legal costs incurred by any party. In such Force Majeure cases a cash refund might not be offered, however the Agency may opt to offer the customer a future travel credit for the value of the tour.
All participants must review the Full Terms of Service here https://www.ihtours.com/terms-of-service/. These full terms of service will govern on all matters not specifically mentioned below.
PAYMENTS:
International Heritage Tours requires a deposit of $400 per person immediately, which is refundable 90 days before departure (December 14, 2024) less $200 administration fee and full non-refundable payment 60 days before departure (January 14, 2025). Please send e-transfers to: accounting@ihtours.com Please put the code 'DK5113' in the notes for us to match the payment.
You may also pay by personal cheque or credit card, made payable to:
International Heritage Tours
7117 Bathurst Street, Suite 200
Thornhill, ON
L4J 2J6
TOUR PRICE: $6799 Canadian per person based on double occupancy with a minimum of 20 paying passengers.
INCLUDED IN YOUR TOUR:
· Roundtrip air fare flying non-stop for Toronto to Tel Aviv on Air Canada.
· Meeting/assistance at the airport
· Return transfers to/from the airport in Tel Aviv
· All transfers to/from Israel to the Jordanian Border
· 13 nights at selected hotels in Israel & Jordan
· Breakfast & dinners daily in the hotels in Israel & Jordan
· St. Peters Fish Lunch on the Sea of Galilee
· Lunch at Petra
· Porterage at airport and hotels
· Air-conditioned transportation
· 9 full days of sightseeing in Israel as per the itinerary
· 2 full days of sightseeing in Jordan as per the itinerary
· English speaking licensed tour guide throughout
· All entrance fees to places of interest as per the itinerary
· Whispering ear pieces to listen to the guide
· All hotel taxes and service charges
· Airport Taxes & fuel surcharges of Air Canada
EXCULSIONS:
· Single Room Supplement of $1,920 (for those who want their own private room) to be added to the above rates.
· Border taxes from Israel to Jordan and return of approximately $40-$50 USD per person paid directly at the border.
· Comprehensive and Cancellation Insurance
· Tips to Driver, Guide and restaurant staff in Israel and Jordan of $140 USD to be given to Mark Sheldrake
DOCUMENTATION:
Please ensure that you are in possession of a Canadian Passport valid for at least 6 months after your return from Israel. If you have a passport from another country, it is your responsibility to inquire at the Israeli Consulate if a Visa is required before entering Israel.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Precept Ministries Canada
Email: israeltour@preceptministries.ca
Tel: 877-234-2030
RESPONSIBILITY
The travel agent and/or tour operator acts only as agent for the various companies; owners or contractors providing the means of transportation, accommodation and other services pertaining to the trip. All exchange orders, coupons and tickets are subject to the terms and conditions under which such means of transportation; accommodation and other services are offered or provided. The issuance and acceptance of such tickets shall be deemed as consent to the future conditions. International Heritage Tours shall not be in any way liable for injury, damage, loss, accident, delay or any irregularity in any vehicle or through the act of default of any company or person engaged in conveying the passengers or any hotel proprietor, personnel or servant of any other person, resulting loss or additional expenses due to delay or changes in connection herewith. International Heritage Tours cannot accept the responsibility for changes in transportation schedule or other causes. The right is reserved to accept or retain any person as a member of any tour, or to change or withdraw the tour as circumstances demand. Each exchange coupon, order or ticket is to be regarded as one contracted by or on behalf of the particular company or person named on it.
FORCE MAJEURE:
In no event shall the Agency be liable for any failure to perform its obligations or delay in performing its obligations where such failure or delay is due to events beyond its control which prevents the performance of its obligations, including without limitation, nuclear or environmental catastrophes; natural disasters and extreme weather conditions; war, invasion, or similar hostilities; rebellion, revolution, insurrection; riots or civil unrest; strikes, lockouts and labour action; acts or threats of terrorism; epidemic, pandemic, or spread of disease; Acts of State or governmental restrictions; and loss or prolonged interruption of necessary utilities, communications or computer services. The customer acknowledges that the Agency, on behalf of the customer and anyone for whom the customer requests the Agency make travel arrangements, will forward funds to independent third party travel suppliers, and that once forwarded, these funds may not be recovered and/or refunded. Where a force majeure event has occurred, performance of the Agency’s obligations shall be suspended for the duration of the force majeure event, and the Agency shall perform its obligations when it is possible to do so. In any event, the liability of the Agency arising out of force majeure event shall not exceed amounts paid directly by the customer or anyone for whom customer requests the Agency make travel arrangements, to the Agency, and the Agency shall not be liable for any consequential or indirect damages or legal costs incurred by any party. In such Force Majeure cases a cash refund might not be offered, however the Agency may opt to offer the customer a future travel credit for the value of the tour.
**THE ITINERARY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND MAY VARY IN THE ORDER YOU VISIT**