Nestled in the northern region of Morocco, Tetouan derives its name from the Berber language, which signifies “open your eyes.” This name likely reflects the city’s historical development,…
The New York Jewish Travel Guide sat down with Rabbi Mendi Sudakevich, the leader of Chabad Lubavitch of Japan in Tokyo to ask a few questions about Jewish…
At the end of our six-hour bike ride through the Judean Desert, Tal Rozow apologized to my husband and me. “I’m sorry,” he said. “The rest of your…
The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the privilege of interviewing Mr. Jack Fairweather regarding his most recent book, titled “The Volunteer.” The following interview has been edited…
Jamaica is home to a plethora of sites and attractions tailored for Jewish travelers from all over the world, making for memorable, educational and meaningful trips in the…
The Spanish & Portuguese congregation of Holland Park, London built their beautiful synagogue in 1928. I had the pleasure of celebrating its 90th anniversary on 10 March 2019.…
Jews in Jamaica have a long and colorful history, but not enough people know about it. As the Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) recently reported in an article by…
Malta, often referred to as The Hidden Gem of the Mediterranean, is just now being discovered by North American tourists. In fact, this past year the island has…
The historic city of Gdansk, renowned as one of Poland’s most enchanting seaside destinations, invites visitors to explore its rich heritage and captivating history. Situated in the Tricity…