Kosher Travel Digest

First-hand account by United Hatzalah volunteer on the border at Moldova where Ukranian refugees cross the border to safety. United Hatzalah operates a humanitarian mission bringing supplies, medical treatment and help to Ukrainian refugees fleeing to Moldova. 

The Passover programs industry is on its way to returning to its former glory. This year, there are Passover programs on beaches and in cities around the globe. Choose from the beaches of Mexico to the snow capped mountains in the French Alps and exciting new programs in Dubai.

If you are curious about what goes on at Passover Programs and why so many people choose Pesach as a time for a family vacation, this article answers those questions and more. 

RETURNING to my room from breakfast, four visitors barred my way. Eyeing me curiously and expectantly with horns raised, the four ibex, realizing no food was forthcoming, trudged away, heads held high in search of richer pickings. Such is a typical guest experience at Beresheet, Mitzpe Ramon, undoubtedly Israel’s most unusual hotels – and one of its very best.

Must-read kosher travel guide for your vacation to the UAE - Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Everything you need to know about the kosher restaurants and hotels as well as the tourist sights, activities and theme parks to visit for your fun family vacation.

It is not too late to book an amazing Passover Program. Choose beach, skiing or new exotic locations for Pesach vacation but don't wait too long. Pesach is around the corner.

As of March 1, 2022, Israel is open to tourists, just in time for Pesach. It's not too late to plan your Passover vacation in Israel.

Raphi Bloom, Owner of TJT, reports on his tour of the Jewish Quarter in Budapest. 

We get many inquiries about the holiday of Passover. Here we cover the basics of the holiday: why Jews celebrate Pesach, how it is celebrated and various traditions associated with the holiday. 

TotallyJewishTravel.com CEO Raphi Bloom spends 3 days in Berlin. Read his reflections, experiences & tips.

Hong Kong. It does not sound like a place Jews would live, but in fact, quite a number do. There are active congregations, Orthodox and Liberal on both the island and the mainland (Kowloon) side. Kosher food can be supplied to most hotels.