Israel’s premier long-distance triathlon races

The Israman Competition is Israel’s premier long-distance triathlon races The Competition was rated by USA Triathlet Magazine as one of the Top Ten Best Iron Distances Races in the world. The Competition will take place in Eilat – the southern city of Israel – on Jan. 21st 2011. The registration is now open – sign up now and save money.

Race Date & Start Time:
January 21 2011, 6.00 am

Distances:
Israman Distances: Swim – 3.8 km, Bike – 180 km, Run – 42.2 km
Half Israman Distances: Swim – 1.9 km, Bike – 90 km, Run – 21.1 km

Cut off times
Israman: Swim – 2.5hr, Bike – 9hrs 30mins, Run 6hrs,
Half Israman: Swim – 1.5hr, Bike – 4hrs 30mins, Run 4hrs

Entry fees:
Until April 1st: Israman: 650 NIS ($160.00) | Half Israman: 350 NIS ($100.00)
From April until October: Israman: $400 | Half Israman: $200

Age-Groups:
Determined by age on year of birth (WTC rules).

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Date 21/01/2011 06:00 18:00
Location Eilat – South of Israel
Event web site

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EGYPT & THE NILE

EGYPT & THE NILE
9 DAYS 7 NIGHTS

SATURDAY: ENROUTE
Depart New York on your non-stop flight to Cairo.
SUNDAY: CAIRO
Arrival Cairo International Airport. Our hosts will meet you at baggage claim and transfer you to the Conrad Cairo hotel. Remainder of the day at leisure.
MONDAY: CAIRO
The day begins with a visit to the world-famous Egyptian Museum with its 100,000 objects covering 5000 years of ancient Egyptian civilization; view Tutankhamun’s treasures and the fascinating Mummy Room. Drive to Giza; enjoy lunch at Le Meridien Hotel. Afterwards, see the Three Great Pyramids, the oldest surviving structures built by man; enter one of the Pyramids. Visit the astonishing Solar Boat Museum, housing the oldest known ship in the world, uncovered after being buried for over 4500 years. Stand in awe at the magnificent Sphinx carved out of a single piece of stone, guarding the Giza plateau. Try a camel ride before continuing to the unique Karnak Bazaar; refreshments await you – the gems will dazzle you! Overnight in Cairo. (B.L)
TUESDAY: CAIRO / LUXOR
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your early morning flight from Cairo to Luxor. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to the Movenpick “Radamis II Nile cruise” a 5 Day/4 Night Nile Cruise. After lunch, your tour begins with a visit the vast Karnak Temple-Complex, built by generations of Pharaohs over a 2000 year period. Continue to the Avenue of the Sphinx and the imposing Temple of Luxor with its grand colonnades. Explore the mighty temple of Amun with its mass of obelisks, pylons, colossi and courts. Dinner on board & Overnight in Luxor. (B.L.D)
WEDNESDAY: LUXOR-ESNA NILE CRUISE
After a buffet breakfast, visit the Valley of the Kings. Secluded in the Theban Hills, it is where the New Kingdom pharaohs were buried in dramatically shafted tombs built into the hillsides; Valley of the queens. Continue to the beautifully terraced Temple of Queen Hatshepsut’s. Pass the imposing and famed Colossus of Memnon. Return to the boat. Buffet lunch on board while sail to Edfu via Esna. Afternoon tea; dinner on board followed by a oriental show “Gallabia Part”. Overnight in Edfu (B.L.D)
THURSDAY: EDFU – KOM OMBO NILE CRUISE
Today, visit the Temple of Horus, the best preserved of all large Egyptian temples, built over a 180 year period and dedicated to the falcon god Horus. Then, sailing to Kom Ombo, Relax on deck and watch primitive villages on the banks of the river glide by; they have changed little in a thousand years. In the afternoon, visit on foot the Greco-Roman Temple, dedicated to Horus, the Sun God and Sobek, the Crocodile God. Sailing to Aswan, Dinner on board followed by belly dance show. Overnight in Aswan. (B.L.D)
FRIDAY: ASWAN NILE CRUISE
After breakfast, visit the Aswan High Dam and the granite quarries where the stone for the ancient monuments and modern dam of Aswan were cut. View the gigantic, unfinished Obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut. Continue by motorboat to the beautiful island of Philae to see the exquisite, sandstone Temple of Isis. In the afternoon, sail on a typical Egyptian “felucca” which glides along the Nile, passing Elephantine Island, Lord Kitchener’s Botanical Garden and the dramatic white marble Aga Khan Mausoleum. Overnight in Aswan. (B.L.D)
SATURDAY: ASWAN – CAIRO
Morning disembarkation bidding farewell to the crew of Radamis II Nile Cruise. Then, transfer to Aswan airport for your flight from Aswan to Cairo. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to the Fairmont Heliopolis Hotel. Remainder of the day at leisure & overnight at the hotel. (B)
OPTIONAL: ABU SIMBEL TOUR BY FLIGHT
Abu Simbel is a set of two temples near the border of Egypt with Sudan. It was constructed for the pharaoh Ramses II who reigned for 67 years during the 13th century BC (19th Dynasty). The temples were cut from the rock and shifted to higher ground in the 1960s as the waters of Lake Nasser began to rise following completion of the Aswan High Dam. The Great Temple is dedicated to Ramses II and a statue of him is seated with three other gods within the innermost part of the rock-cut temple (the sanctuary). The Small Temple was probably completed ahead of the Great Temple and is dedicated to Ramses’ favorite wife, Nefertari. At the entrance stand six 10-metre-high (33 feet) rock-cut statues – two of Ramses and one of Nefertari on either side of the doorway.
SUNDAY: EN ROUTE
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your return flight home arriving the same day. (B)

Please Note: The cruise line reserves the right to alter the sailing schedule.
(B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner

TOTAL COST $2750
Price per person Air & Land*
(including fuel surcharge)
Tour Highlights:
• Round trip Air JFK/Cairo on Egypt air
• Flights within Egypt as per the itinerary
• 3 nights at Deluxe hotels in Cairo:
- 2 Nights – Conrad, Deluxe Nile View rooms
- 1 Night – Fairmont Heliopolis
• 4 night Nile Cruise aboard the Deluxe Movenpick Radamis II
• Full day tour in Cairo including the Egyptian Museum , Pyramids, Sphinx, Solar boat
• Entry to the Mummy Room at the Egyptian Museum
• Entry to one of the Pyramids
• Camel Ride at the Pyramids
• Nile Cruise Excursions to Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo, Aswan
• 16 Meals: Daily Buffet Breakfast in Cairo, 1 lunch in Cairo, all meals on Nile Cruise
• All Transfers and Entrance Fees
(Optional Tour to Abu Simbel can be arranged at a supplement)
* Price based on double occupancy. Single Occupancy add $395. Add $88 U.S. Departure Tax. Visa for Egypt required and can be secured for US & Canadian passport holders upon arrival at Cairo Airport at a cost of $15 per Person. Other nationalities, please inquire. Air Fuel Surcharge of $144 is included in the price and is subject to change. For Land/Cruise only including flights within Egypt deduct $785 per person. This special is not combinable with any other promotional offers/coupons. Optional Abu Simbel Excursion $395 per person ($530 singles traveling alone).
Limited Space! For Reservations
Phone : 862-252-9198
Toll Free: 877-856-3099

Israel Travel Providers
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suite 23
West Orange NJ 07052
Phone : 862-252-9198
Toll Free: 877-856-3099
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Jacob’s Ladder Winter Weekend

Jacob’s Ladder Winter Weekend

Country and Region Israel — North District

Type of Festival Music
Location of Festival Nof Ginosar, North District, Israel
Festival Address Information Jacob’s Ladder Winter Weekend
Mishol Nimron 2
Katzrin 12900
Israel
Phone: (972) 4-6962231
Email: ns_jaclad@bezeqint.net

Festival Description This relatively new event, held for the first time in 2004, is a cozy, Hotel Weekend of great live music and Jacob’s Ladder style fun. Most activities take place inside the main building and sports hall. The Winter Weekend includes concert, sessions, singing, dancing, open stage, a variety of workshops, childrens’ activities and crafts fair. Free tractor and trailer tours are available on Saturday—weather permitting. The festival takes place in the beautiful setting of Nof Ginosar on Lake Kinneret (also known as Sea Of Galilee). The region of Mehoz HaTzafon is the Northern region of Israel. A full schedule will be available in October on the web site. One ticket includes entrance to all concerts, workshops and children’s activities. For more information about the Springtime event—Jacob’s Ladder Folk Music Festival held in May visit:

http://kadmusarts.com/festivals/3822.html

Festival Dates December 4 – 5, 2010
Festival Links http://www.jlfestival.com

Festival Story:
Israel’s Jacob’s Ladder Festival presents traditional and contemporary folk, bluegrass, blues and world music. The beautiful venue on the shores of The Sea Of Galilee guarantees an exciting, rain free outdoor event for the main festival in May, while the smaller festival in December is held indoors in an intimate atmosphere. Singers and musicians are welcomed, as are music lovers of all faiths and peoples.

Practical Info:
Venue:
o Nof Ginosar on The Sea Of Galilee, Israel
Getting there:
o The Winter festival takes place inside Nof Ginosar Hotel, on Lake Kinneret, just south of Kibbutz Ginosar. It is located on Route 90, approximately 10 kilometers north of Tiberias. It is also accessable via the Golani Junction. In this case, at the junction, take route 65 north for 12 kilometers, then turn eastwards on Route 807 to join Route 90 just south of the entrance to the Village of Migdal. Turn left (northwards) and continue for about 3 kilometers to the entrance of Nof Ginosar.

All the best
Shaya (Steve) jacoby
Israel Travel Providers
659 Eagle Rock Ave
suite 23
West Orange NJ 07052
Phone : 862-252-9198
Toll Free: 877-856-3099
Fax: 862-252-9203
shaya@israeltravelproviders.com

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The Importance of Family Travel Insurance

Do you think that you’d prepare well lacking any kind of travel assurance at all? Anyway, for some individuals, travel assurance is just another further or supplementary expenditure. However if you’re a intelligent person, you will find travel insurance necessary especially if you’re roaming with your family. So you definitely have to to contract family travel insurance.

What can travel insurance do to your holiday travel? To help you understand better how travel insurance works, read on and you will find more about it.

Planning alone for your family travel is already quite costly. You’ve almost certainly scheduled many things that you need to spend money on and the last thing you need is your travel bureau requesting if you want to secure family travel insurance. But you see, it is indispensable for travel businesses to ask if you want to be insured in your travel. The reality is, family travel assurance can get very costly but if you’re searching in the right places, you can actually find a good but inexpensive family travel insurance.

Why should get one anyway? Anyhow, for one, you and the rest of the family members are protected only in case something bad takes place throughout your travel. The travel indemnity can shield a number of situations like ferryboat or flight cancellation, travel curtailment, hotel cover as you confirm your new travel, doctor and hospital costs, loss of belongings or even cash, treatments replacement, and injuries. Now, these are just a number of of the coverage of travel insurance. In spite of this, each of the travel insurance differs from one another based on the policy’s amount. The more coverage, the elevated the price of the policy; so in order to save money when you pay for family travel insurance, you should previously have an idea of your coverage requirements.

But what if you don’t come across any troubles during your travel? All the better, right? Who would want to get into trouble? The assurance simply serves as your guarantee that in case you do get into difficulty or you encounter any emergencies, you will be covered and remunerated. Family travel insurance is a worthy investment decision.

The internet makes it easier for people to shop on the internet. In fact, many individuals find it better to shop online for groceries, certain valuables, cars, and even travel insurance. These days, it is a lot less complicated to shop for family travel insurance online for the reason that you have a lot of choices. It would be best to go directly to the assurance supplier rather than consulting a travel agent. This way, you can put aside some money that you can still handle during your travel. You can get family travel insurance that offers the same coverage as mentioned earlier at a lower price.

Today, most travel agents are already offering almost the same price in family travel insurance to their clients because most of them are tied up with the insurance companies. But if you want to make sure, check the official web site of the popular travel insurance providers. If you want good service and convenience, it would still be best to acquire travel insurance online.

When you’re logged on to the net, you can get many precious information about family travel insurance that can help you in your search. Start surfing the net now and find the best travel insurance that suits your family’s needs.

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Ready for Vacation!

There is no universal method to help you find the dream destination for your next holiday. Each person has other expectations from the trip, some prefer a hike in the mountains, others prefer a great vacation on the beach, others want to go on a vacation by historical sites and others like to be isolated in a quiet village go fishing.

But unless you have no idea where to go, a good research can help you in selecting serious offers of best travel packages.

To manage to find the right destination, but also a generous offer from a reputable travel agency, you must consider several things:
-  seek as much information and as many things you may get about your possible destination (we offer such information);
- inform you on the specific region you want to choose: you can find certain attractive things or anything that it’s not quite what you were looking for. Moreover, you need a set of information to help you determine what things should include your baggage (e.g., how’s weather,  if you need ski suits or swimwear etc.)’
- find out exactly what documents you need for traveling to certain places;
- be aware if specific diseases that may be common within your destination area (a vaccine could help you, for it is always better to prevent than to treat);
- learn about medical insurance (there are countries where you can go without being forced to close in the first medical insurance, but also countries which impose certain restrictions);
- if you plan to go by car, then make sure your driving license is valid (and then looking up other documents required: special insurance, etc.).;
- you should know in advance which is the local price for food, accommodation and other things that could affect your budget (there are destinations where accommodation is very cheap but when it comes to meals, your pocket will be empty :D );
- local tradition and minor tips (such as address tip, which is legal in some countries and billed separately, which is the amount of highway fees, etc.).

Generally, we advise you to search the offers that you think they suits you the most from the very first impression.  If you do not find such an offer, you can give a “search” in the travel advice portal or search engines.  From online forums you can learn important things from someone who has been there before.

Finally, you’d better choose the right and get the luggage and transportation plans and prepare for the trip.  Bon voyage!

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NABUCCO AT MASADA WEEKEND

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 MORE THAN 40,000 OPERA FANS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ARRIVE IN ISRAEL FOR
NABUCCO
AT MASADA WEEKEND
 

 

      

 

 

 

New York – June 14, 2010: More than 40,000 travelers and opera fans from around the world arrived in Israel last week for two performances at the base of Masada of Verdi’s Nabucco–the classic story about the Jews’ expulsion from Jerusalem by the the Babylonian King Nabucco, or Nebuchadnezzar–and a special concert with world-renowned diva Jessye Norman presented by the Israeli Opera.The Israeli Opera will continue this special music weekend next year with several presentations of Verdi’s Aida–the love story about an Ethiopian princess who is captured and brought into slavery in Egypt by Radames–at the footsteps of Masada, June 2, 4 and 5, 2011. The gala performance will be conducted by Israeli Maestro Daniel Oren and feature world-renowned singers Hui He, Pierro Giuliacci and Paata Burchuladze.

“The Masada Opera Weekend is a truly unique musical spectacle that will continue to draw music fans from the around the world to experience world-class opera at the footsteps of Masada,” says Arie Sommer, Commissioner for Tourism, North and South America. “And we are excited by next year’s performances of Aida to carry on a special tradition of opera around the beautiful Dead Sea region.” 

Masada, the 2,040-year-old palace-fortress built by Herod the Great as a refuge for Jewish rebels in the Dead Sea region, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and Israel’s third most visited tourist attraction, welcoming approximately 605,000 visitors per year.

For more information and to purchase tickets and special weekend packages for Aida at Masada, visit www.aida-at-masada.com. For more information about travel to Israel, visit www.israeltravelproviders.com

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In the Homeland of Jesus of Nazareth

In the Homeland of Jesus of Nazareth
12-day Christian Tour
Day 1. Today we meet in New York to begin our Spiritual Journey. We will board

our Jumbo Jet for an overnight flight to the land of our Lord. Several meals and

movies will be available during our flight, but do get some rest….because tomorrow

you will be walking where Jesus walked!

Day 2. Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport and checking through customs, we will be

met by our ITP representative and escorted to our private motor-coach. Touring

will begin immediately as we traverse the Mediterranean Sea on our way to our hotel

in Modern Tel Aviv . Overnight.

Day 3. Jaffa / Caesarea / Mount Carmel / Druze Villages

/ Acre

After a good night rest and hardy breakfast; we visit the

ancient Joppa (Jaffa) and the house of Simon the Tanner

(Acts 10: 9-16) also the place of the Miracle of the

resurrection of Tabita (Acts 9: 36-43). We then drive

North to Caesarea Maritima to visit the Roman Theater, Herod’s Palace, the Palace

of the Roman Procurator Pontus Pilate (Acts 23: 23, 26: 23). It is also here that

Peter was sent to convert Cornelius and his family (Acts 10: 20-48). We will be awed

by the massive Amphitheater and the Crusaders’ City and Harbor. From here we

proceed to Mount Carmel to visit Muhraka, where Elijah fought with the Prophets of

Baal. From the roof of this Monastery, we have a beautiful view of the Jezreel

Valley. We swing through a Druze village called Daliyat, before we proceed to Haifa

for a panoramic view of the city and harbor. We visit the cave where Elijah was fed

by the ravens. We watch the beautiful sunset on the Sea of Galilee as we arrive at

our hotel on the shore. Tiberias for overnight.

Day 4.  Galilee

After awakening to a breat-taking view of the Sea and

Golan Heights from our room, we come down for a

marvelous breakfast. We walk to the peer to board a ship

for a ride on the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus walked on

the water (Matthew 14: 22-23). The ride will end at

Ginnosar where we see an Ancient Boat from the time of Jesus that was found

nearby. Drive to the Mount of Beatitudes (Matthew 5: 7) where we shall visit the

heptagonal church that was built by the Italian architect Berluzzi. Proceed to

Tabgha, for a visit of the Church of the Loaves and the Fish (Matthew 14: 14-34).

Driving along the Northern shores of the Sea of Galilee we shall reach Capernaum,

the town of Jesus, where he lived in the house of Peter performing from there his

miracles and healings (Matthew 4: 13, Matthew 8: 14-15). Through the Golan Heights,

proceed to Banyas, the ancient Caesarea Philippi (Matthew 16: 13-20) one of the main

sources of the Jordan River.

Return to the hotel for overnight.

Day 5. Nazareth /Megiddo / Beit Shearim / Zippori

After breakfast, drive to Nazareth to visit the Church of

Annunciation (Luke 26: 28), then through the Jezreel Plain

on to Megiddo, named also Armageddon – the place where

the last battle of mankind is due to take place (the

Apocalypse of St. John) – where we shall visit the Museum

and this 5,000 year old city with the Gates from the times of King Solomon, the old

Canaanite temples and the water tunnel from the time of King Ahab. After the visit

proceed to Beit Shearim, an old Jewish cemetery and the site of the Jewish

Sanhedrin, and to Zippori, also a site of the Sanhedrin, and one of the richest cities

in the Northern part of the country with its beautiful mosaics. Return to the hotel

for overnight.

Day 6. Galilee / Beit Shean / Beit Alfa

After breakfast, drive to the Southern part of the See of Galilee to visit the

Yardenit Baptismal site. Proceed to the ancient town of Beit Shean with its new

excavations of the Roman and Byzantine periods, then to Beit Alfa with its ancient

synagogue with marvelous mosaics inside. Drive on to Gideon Springs, where Gideon

gathered the sons of Israel to fight the Medianates (Judges 7: 1). Proceed to

Jerusalem for overnight.

Day 7. Jerusalem—the Old City

After breakfast, ascend the Mount of Olives for a wonderful panoramic view of the

Old City of Jerusalem with the Temple Mount. Walking down the Mount of Olives, we

shall reach the Church of Dominus Flevit (Luke 19: 41-44) for the visit and proceed

to the Garden of Gethsemane, the place where Jesus was arrested (Matthew 26: 36-

58), to see the old olive trees and visit the Basilica of the Agony. Driving through the

Kidron Valley, we shall reach the Dung Gate and enter the Old City to visit the

Western Wall (or Wailing Wall) – the holiest place for the Jews – walk a part of the

Via Dolorosa and, via the exotic bazaar, get to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

Proceed through the newly rebuilt Jewish Quarter and the Roman Cardo to the

Mount Zion to visit the Tomb of King David and the Room of the Last Supper. Return

to the hotel for overnight.

Day 8. Jerusalem—the New City / Bethlehem*

After breakfast, drive to the Model of Jerusalem as it

was at the time of the Second Temple. Proceed to Yad

Vashem, the Memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, and

then to the Synagogue at the Hadassa Hospital where are

the famous stained glass windows of Marc Chagall. Drive

to the Israel Museum with its Shrine of the Book, where the Dead Sea scrolls are

kept, then see the Menorah in front of the Knesset – the Israeli Parliament – and

proceed to Bethlehem * to visit the Church of the Nativity (Luke 2: 1-7). Return to

the hotel for overnight.

Day 9. Abu Gosh / Emmaus (Latrun) / Jerusalem

After breakfast, drive to Abu Gosh, the biblical Kiryat Ye’arim, from where King

David brought the Holy Shrine back to Jerusalem. Driving via Emmaus (Latrun) (Luke

23: 39-44) proceed to Beit Shemesh and the Elah Valley, where David fought with

Goliath. Return to Jerusalem via Ein Karem. Return to the hotel for overnight.

Day 10. Massada / Dead Sea

After breakfast drive via the Good Samaritan Inn (Luke 8: 25-37) to the mountain

fortress of Massada, stronghold of the Jews in the war against the Romans. Ascend

to the fortress by cable car to visit the palaces of Herod the Great with its Roman

baths and pools. Descend for a possible “dip” and “float” in the salty water of the

Dead Sea, the worlds lowest place. On the way back to Jerusalem, stop in Qumra—

the city of the Essens—where the Dead Sea scrolls were found in a cave by a

shepherd. Overnight in Jerusalem.

Day 11.

DAY AT LEISURE FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPING AND PACKING.

Day 12. Transfer to Ben Gurion Airport for departure flight.

.
Most cordially,
Shaya Jacoby
shaya@israeltravelproviders.com
1-877-856-3099
1-862-252-9186

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Red Sea Jazz Festival 2010

The Red Sea Jazz Festival (RSJF) established in 1987 as a four day international jazz festival with 9 concerts per evening, 6 clinics with guest artists and nightly Jam sessions.

http://www.helloisrael.net/_uploads/extraimg/redseajazz.jpgThe festival is held yearly in the last week of August. RSJF strives to introduce to the public the broadest possible musical spectrum, from New Orleans jazz to the contemporary, including Latin and World music. The festival presents guest groups from all around the globe plus Israeli top groups.

RSJF is also active in the jazz education field in Israel, promoting original jazz compositions and youth jazz bands. This year same as previous years – we are following the tradition of hosting world top jazz performers and also headlining young jazz artists and Israeli groups.

Every evening at 19:00 we welcome you to an open concert featuring the best Israeli young jazz groups. During 4 days, the festival will feature 3 different concerts in each of the halls, performed by international and Israeli artists – participating in the festival.

The concerts will be held in three venues: The CLUB with the capacity of 1,000 seats around tables serving food and beverage, the HALL with 2,000 regular seats and the ARENA with 4,000 seats, some arranged gradually overlooking the Red Sea.

The Eilat Port is waiting you again, music aficionado, to celebrate the end of the summer vacation with lots of good music and pleasant ambiance complemented by encounters with friends and top musicians from Israel and abroad.

The Red Sea during the day and Eilat Port at night – what could be better?
Every night till dawn, the traditional jam session around the pool at Isrotel Yam Suf.

Tickets:

Castel +972-1-599-52-53-54, +972-3-6045000 +972-3-6045000

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Red Sea Jazz Festival 2010

Red Sea Jazz Festival 2010
Dates:
AUG 23 TO AUG 28 2010

Lionel Loueke | 2009 Red Sea festival (by J. Katz)
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The Red Sea Jazz Festival (RSJF) established in 1987 as a four day international jazz festival with 9 concerts per evening, 6 clinics with guest artists and nightly Jam sessions.

The festival is held yearly in the last week of August. RSJF strives to introduce to the public the broadest possible musical spectrum, from New Orleans jazz to the contemporary, including Latin and World music. The festival presents guest groups from all around the globe plus Israeli top groups.

RSJF is also active in the jazz education field in Israel, promoting original jazz compositions and youth jazz bands. This year same as previous years – we are following the tradition of hosting world top jazz performers and also headlining young jazz artists and Israeli groups.

Every evening at 19:00 we welcome you to an open concert featuring the best Israeli young jazz groups. During 4 days, the festival will feature 3 different concerts in each of the halls, performed by international and Israeli artists – participating in the festival.

The concerts will be held in three venues: The CLUB with the capacity of 1,000 seats around tables serving food and beverage, the HALL with 2,000 regular seats and the ARENA with 4,000 seats, some arranged gradually overlooking the Red Sea.

The Eilat Port is waiting you again, music aficionado, to celebrate the end of the summer vacation with lots of good music and pleasant ambiance complemented by encounters with friends and top musicians from Israel and abroad.

The Red Sea during the day and Eilat Port at night – what could be better?
Every night till dawn, the traditional jam session around the pool at Isrotel Yam Suf.

Tickets:
Castel +972-1-599-52-53-54, +972-3-6045000 +972-3-6045000 .
www.tkts.co.il

For further info click here.

www.israeltravelproviders.com

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Children Should Travel Too, Don’t They?

Try to respect your child’s likes and dislikes in mind whilst traveling with small children prior to selecting a vacation spot.

A number of kids will be happy to go to boring older places, nevertheless many will not.  The majority of kids, however, may want to sit through the tedious places if they grasp that they’ll get to go to someplace cool afterwards.

Take into account to ponder through the destinations, too.  Whereas an amusement playing field-with the rides, costumes, foodstuff and fun-may sound great, children could oppose while they’re too petite to truly ride the rides.  How much fun is it to sit in a stroller at the same time as the big kids enjoy the roller coaster, or to wave the hands to Mommy from Pap’s arms on the shoreline as her paddle ship passes by?

The swap is also true; whilst the youthful children will gleefully explore a petting zoo or horse ride, the grown-up offspring might consume the whole visit wishing they had been anywhere else and hoping that pictures of them feeding a the cubs wouldn’t end on his fb account.

Some kids will be ecstatic by a museum, whilst others will.  The fossilized skeletons and the variety of predator cats will attract a few kids and terrify others.  Numerous museums have interactive areas that supply a hands-on learning experience.

State parks and different outdoor attractions fascinate kids of all ages.  The younger ones will be thankful for the opportunity to jog nearly and fool around, at the same time as the older ones might be fascinated by the science or record of the spot.

Bear in mind the attitudes and feelings of children, also.  They might say they’re looking forwardsearching to visiting a cave, before they realize that exploring the grotto essentially means “climbing down into this truly large very scary mysterious gap in the earth.”  Sensitive kids might simply cut the exploring rapid when they see what it involves.

The notion of air travel could be too big and intimidating for children. The image of placing a number of of their things in cases and getting on a gigantic aircraft, leaving their house, animals, and everything that they adore behind can bring terror and anxiety. They wonder what will occur to their belongings and their friends whilst they come home. They ask themselves if they will come home.

Take the time to make clear to your child where you go and how you will get there. Whatever the object for your journey, talk your kid about why you are leaving. If achievable, give permission your child decide what they would like to do at your destination. Your kid will be much more happy and supportive while you do the things you must do if they get to choose things they like to carry out.

Make sure your child knows who will take care of any family pets whilst you’re away and make arrangements for your kid to call the custodian so they can check up on their beloved animal

Alleviating your child’s worry and insecurity is the first step to having a fun, relaxing journey with your child.

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