Transcend Cruises, the first global charter-only river cruise company, and Den Breejen Shipyard have announced the contract signing of the construction agreement for the initial Transcend new-build river cruise ship, with its delivery scheduled for fourth quarter, 2025, followed by a second new-build in 2026, subject to additional financing. Transcend covers the affinity market, tour […]
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Introducing the TULU Experience: Elevating Your Living Experience with Ease TULU offers renters seamless access to household products, and I had the opportunity to experience the convenience of TULU’s services firsthand. They offer on-demand access to a wide range of day-to-day items, from home essentials to printers and scooters — and beyond. Residents can even […]
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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 […]
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The New York Jewish Travel Guide (NYJTG) recently had the pleasure of interviewing Gilad Paz. In this exclusive conversation, Gilad enthusiastically shares his deep passion for music, highlights from his career, and his future plans. NYJTG: Thank you for your time. Can you tell us about your early life and how you got into music? […]
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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. […]
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On May 6, 2024, Or Olam Synagogue in New York City hosted a deeply moving classical tribute concert titled “Triumph of Our Spirit,” honoring Jewish lives lost in the Shoah and in modern times. From 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm, the newly renovated sanctuary at 308 E 55th St was filled with poignant melodies and […]
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The documentary “Between the Stone and the Flower: The Duality of the Conversos” follows the incredible journey of Genie Milgrom as she unearths her Jewish lineage, despite her Roman Catholic upbringing in Havana, Cuba, and Miami, Florida. Born into a Catholic family with Spanish roots, Genie felt a persistent disconnection from her surroundings. Her quest […]
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The history of Jews in England spans nearly a thousand years, beginning in 1066 with the Norman Conquest. Following his victory, William the Conqueror invited Jewish merchants and financiers to settle in England. These early Jewish communities established themselves in major towns like London, York, and Lincoln, significantly contributing to the economy through moneylending, a […]
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Paris, the city of lights, is renowned for its iconic landmarks, world-class museums, and exquisite cuisine. Among its diverse gastronomic offerings, one culinary gem stands out in the heart of the Marais district: L’As du Fallafel. This vibrant eatery has gained a legendary reputation for serving what many consider the best falafel in the city, […]
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The Willesden United Synagogue Cemetery, also known as the Willesden Jewish Cemetery, resides on Beaconsfield Road and serves as an Orthodox burial ground. Victorian Jews of German and Dutch origin established it contemporaneously with London’s renowned “Magnificent Seven” cemeteries, celebrated for their serene landscapes, elaborate tombs, and intricate funerary motifs. Nathan Solomon and Joseph designed […]
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