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The New York Jewish Travel Guide is the go-to website for all your Jewish travel requirements. This guide features a wide range of articles that explore different aspects of travel, helping you select your next destination. Stay updated with the latest information on Jewish Heritage Travel, accommodations like hotels and hostels, desert adventures, cycling, hiking, and popular locations such as Eilat, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv, along with various activities to enjoy in Israel and your chosen destination.

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Preserving a Legacy: An Interview with Dr. Eli Tauber on Jewish Life in Sarajevo

2 weeks ago | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

During a recent Jewish heritage press trip to Sarajevo, the New York Jewish Travel Guide had the distinct honor of sitting down with Dr. Eli Tauber, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most respected Jewish historians, writers, journalists, and cultural leaders.
Tracing Sephardic Footsteps: The Jewish Heritage of Stolac, Bosnia

1 month ago | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

Nestled in the picturesque region of Herzegovina, the town of Stolac is a hidden gem steeped in layers of history. Celebrated for its ancient Illyrian roots, medieval fortresses, and Ottoman-era charm, Stolac also harbors a poignant, lesser-known chapter in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s multicultural story: its Jewish heritage.
Jewish Pioneers in Cuba’s Communist Movement: A Hidden Chapter of Jewish Heritage

Mar 14, 2025 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch |Jewish Guide

Traveling to Cuba on a Jewish heritage journey was not just a cultural exploration but also a deeply personal encounter with a complex history often overlooked. I had the distinct privilege of participating in Jewish Heritage Travel’s The Jews of Cuba: A Marriage of Culture, an immersive experience that revealed the fascinating and often surprising role of the Jewish community in Cuba’s historical narrative.
Jewish Heritage and Community in Versailles

Jan 5, 2025 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

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Crafting Character: A New Book Inspiring Young Minds

Nov 1, 2024 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

The New York Jewish Parenting Guide (NYJPG) had the pleasure of sitting down with author Edna Khalily to discuss her best-selling book, Alisha’s Magical Red Lipstick: 999 Ways to Be Beautiful. The following interview has been edited for clarity. NYJPG: What inspired you to write Alisha’s Magical Red Lipstick: 999 Ways to Be Beautiful? Was there a specific moment or experience that sparked the idea? You immigrated to the United States as a teenager.
Edinburgh’s Jewish Heritage: A Journey of Resilience and Cultural Enrichment

Oct 27, 2024 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

Share with your friend Friend’s name: * Friend’s email: * Your name: * Your email: * Subject: * Comments: CAPTCHA: Edinburgh, Scotland’s vibrant capital, is a city steeped in history and cultural diversity. Among its many rich heritages, the Jewish community holds a special place, contributing significantly to the city’s social, economic, and cultural fabric since the early 19th century. This community’s journey from initial settlement to becoming an integral part of Edinburgh’s identity is a...
French Jewish Heritage: A Rich Mosaic of History, Culture, and Resilience

Oct 24, 2024 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

The French Jewish heritage is a rich mosaic reflecting a history of perseverance, intellectual vigor, and cultural diversity. Dating back to Roman times, Jewish communities settled in what is now France, evolving over centuries amidst shifting political and social landscapes. One pivotal era was the medieval period, when Sephardic Jews expelled from Spain in 1492 found refuge in France, bringing with them a vibrant blend of Spanish, North African, and Middle Eastern traditions.
Exploring the Jewish Community in Panama: An Interview with Rabbi Aaron Laine

Sep 22, 2024 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

The New York Jewish Travel Guide sat down with Aaron Laine, Chief Rabbi of the Ashkenazi Jewish community of Panama at Beth El Synagogue, to ask a few questions about Jewish life and the community in Panama. The following interview was edited for clarity:NYJTG: Thank you very much for your time, Rabbi. Could you please provide a brief introduction for yourself? How long have you been residing in Panama, and what prompted your decision to come here?
“Exploring Kosher Travel: Inside Transcend Cruises’ Charter River Cruise Line”

Aug 4, 2024 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

The New York Jewish Travel Guide recently conducted an in-depth discussion with Matthew Shollar, co-founder, and chief visionary officer of Transcend Cruises, to delve into the intricacies of their charter-only river cruise line, particularly focusing on its unique features catering to kosher travelers. Here’s a more detailed overview of our conversation: Part one of our conversation. NYJTG: Thank you for joining us, Matthew.
Preserving History: The Journey and Legacy of the Czech Memorial Scrolls

Jul 16, 2024 | newyorkjewishtravelguide.com | Meyer Harroch

As a writer for the New York Jewish Travel Guide, I recently had the pleasure of exploring the enchanting city of London. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture, London offers a unique blend of the old and the new. One of the most fascinating visits was to the Memorial Scrolls Trust Museum. This permanent exhibition tells the unique story of the arrival of the Torah scrolls from Prague in 1964 and their subsequent restoration and distribution to communities worldwide.