Beth Tikvah Tour to Israel
WITH RABBI SUSIE TENDLER | MARCH 24 – APRIL 2, 2027 | OPTIONAL TEL AVIV EXTENSION: APRIL 2–4, 2027
DESTINATION
Israel
Who’s Going
Beth Tikvah Congregation
Trip Type
Jewish Heritage Exploration
Duration
10 Days / 9 Nights
Group Size
18+
Price
Price based on # of Participant (see below)
Your Journey
Journey to the Soul of Israel: Heritage, Hope, and Discovery with Beth Tikvah Congregation
Join Rabbi Susie Tendler and your Beth Tikvah community on a meaningful journey through Israel, bringing together ancient history, contemporary Israeli life, and a personal exploration of Jewish identity.
From Tel Aviv, we will travel south to bear witness to October 7 and hear stories of courage, loss, and hope. In Jerusalem, we will explore our shared history, welcome Shabbat together, and connect through prayer, food, culture, and conversation. Our journey continues to the Dead Sea and northern Israel, where we will encounter Tzfat’s art and Jewish traditions, explore contemporary Jewish life at Hanaton, and share Druze hospitality before returning to Tel Aviv.
Along the way, we will meet Israelis, volunteer together, and make space for reflection, discovery, and joy. Whether this is your first visit or a return to a place you love, we look forward to sharing an experience that deepens our connection to Israel and one another.
For those who wish to stay longer, an optional Tel Aviv extension offers another Shabbat together, colorful markets, museums, and time to enjoy the city.
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Your Experience Maker
Shelly develops relationships with our local partners to create experiences tailored to you and your group. By getting to know your group’s personality and attending to the smallest details, she helps turn your travel dreams into reality. Her expertise also extends to planning events and special occasions that make a journey even more memorable.
Trip Highlights
Welcome Shabbat in Jerusalem
Experience Shabbat with Rabbi Tendler and your Beth Tikvah community through prayer, shared meals, time to explore or unwind, and Havdalah together.
Bear Witness and Hear Their Stories
Visit the Nova Festival memorial site and Kibbutz Alumim to remember October 7 and hear personal stories that deepen our understanding of life in Israel’s south.
Discover the Mystical Art of Tzfat
Explore Tzfat’s winding alleys, historic synagogues, and vibrant artist quarter. Meet a Kabbalah artist to discover how Jewish mysticism inspires creativity and spiritual expression.
Connect with Israel’s Diverse Communities
Explore contemporary Jewish life and pluralism at Kibbutz Hanaton, then share a Druze lunch and discover another of the traditions that shape Israel’s cultural landscape.
Experience the Wonders of the Dead Sea
Choose between exploring Masada’s dramatic history or joining a challenging walk through colorful sinkhole landscapes. Then come together to float in the Dead Sea, surrounded by extraordinary desert scenery.
Itinerary
DAY 1
Wednesday, March 24 – Welcome to Israel!
Arrive in Tel Aviv on your own flights.
Optional Tours (On Your Own):
Jaffa: Explore the ancient port city,
walking through its winding alleyways, artist colony,
galleries, and flea market, with beautiful views of Tel Aviv.
i24NEWS Tour: Based on availability.
3:00 PM: Hotel check-in.
4:00 PM: Meet your guide at the hotel.
Group Dinner: Jaffa Wednesday Night Shuk,
to be confirmed.
Overnight: Tel Aviv.
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DAY 2
Thursday, March 25 – What Is It Like Living in the South?
7:00 AM: Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.
7:45 AM: Depart for southern Israel.
9:15 AM – The Car Wall: View from the bus
the burned vehicles near Moshav Takuma, destroyed during
the October 7 attacks. This memorial bears witness to the
tragedy at the Nova Festival and along Route 232.
9:45 AM – Kibbutz Alumim: Visit the community
for a tour exploring its experience of October 7.
12:00 PM: Lunch at Kibbutz Alumim.
1:15 PM – Nova Festival Site and Memorials:
Pause to remember those killed and reflect at the memorial site.
2:30 PM: Drive to Modiin.
4:00 PM – A Personal Connection: Meet the
family of Itamar Shemen Z”L in Modiin, whose Torah cover
is at Beth Tikvah Congregation.
5:30 PM: Drive to Jerusalem.
6:15 PM – Shehechyanu Ceremony: Celebrate
our arrival in Jerusalem. Time permitting, gather at the Kotel.
6:45 PM: Hotel check-in.
Dinner on your own.
Overnight: Jerusalem.
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DAY 3
Friday, March 26 – Welcoming Shabbat in the Holy City
Breakfast at the hotel
National Library - This beautifully renovated
library serves as the national memory of the Jewish people
and the State of Israel, preserving millions of books,
manuscripts, and archives.
Lunch on your own at Machaneh Yehudah Market -
Israel’s most famous outdoor market, bursting with colors,
aromas and flavors from Jewish communities around the globe.
Enjoy lunch at your own pace and pick up items for Saturday
night “Seudah Shlishit”.
Options to choose from during market time:
Thinkers Distillery - Right next to the
vibrant Machane Yehuda Market, in the beating heart of
Israel’s culinary capital, lies THINKERS Distillery—a
true Jerusalem gem. Our group will be warmly welcomed
for a guided tour that dives into the world of alcohol
production and the unique methods behind THINKERS’
craft. With a blend of innovation, precision, and local
flavor, we’ll discover what makes these Jerusalem-made
spirits unlike any other in the industry. A flavorful,
fascinating experience awaits.
Machaneh Yehudah Scavenger Hunt - A fun,
interactive way for families to explore the market’s
alleys, flavors and characters together.
Western Wall - Before Shabbat enters, we will make
our way to the Kotel for a powerful moment to pause, say a
personal prayer, and connect deeply to history, faith, and
tradition as the city prepares for Shabbat.
Relaxation at the hotel
Kabbalat Shabbat with Rabbi Tendler
(Shabbat Enters 6:14PM)
Shabbat Dinner – Home Hospitality with Shabbat of
a Lifetime or Shabbat dinner with friends and family
Overnight: Jerusalem.
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DAY 4
Saturday, March 27 – Shabbat in Jerusalem
Breakfast at the hotel
9:00 AM – Shabbat Morning Tefilla – Options/Suggestions
provided by Rabbi Tendler
Lunch at your hotel
Options for the afternoon:
Option 1: Relaxing Shabbat on your own
Option 2: Exploring the Christian and Muslim
Quarters with your guide
5:30 PM – Potluck Seudah Shlishit
7:31 PM – For Everyone: Bein Kodesh L’chol: Havdalah
Dinner at the hotel
Optional add-on evening tours (not included in tour
price), or shopping on Ben Yehuda St / Mamilla:
Western Wall Tunnel Tour – PRICE TBD
King David Light Show – PRICE TBD
Machaneh Yehudah Night Tour – PRICE TBD
Overnight: Jerusalem.
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DAY 5
Sunday, March 28 – Exploring the Old City
It is Easter on this day, the Christian Quarter will
be busy, but it’s also a wonderful experience to see.
The Jewish Quarter will be as usual.
8:00 AM – Breakfast at the hotel
8:30 AM – City of David / Ir David -
Welcome to the original Jerusalem, where the Jewish people
began their relationship to this holy city. We’ll explore
fascinating archaeological discoveries, including newly
opened excavations, walk through King David’s palace,
and learn how this ancient site continues to reveal new
stories. The tour is with Eli Shukrun.
11:00 AM – Jewish Quarter - Visit the Hurva
Synagogue, rebuilt in all its glory after its destruction
in 1948, and walk along the Cardo, the ancient Roman-Byzantine
main street of Jerusalem.
12:30 PM – Lunch on your own in the Jewish Quarter
2:00 PM – Chagall Windows - Step into a world
of color and spirit as Marc Chagall’s breathtaking
stained-glass windows light up the synagogue at Hadassah
Hospital. Each window tells the story of one of Jacob’s
sons—twelve luminous visions blending art, faith, and hope
in a truly inspiring encounter.
3:30 PM – Return to the hotel and relaxation
Group Dinner at Tzidkiyahu Restaurant
Overnight: Jerusalem.
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DAY 6
Monday, March 29 – Masada & the Dead Sea
6:45 AM – Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
7:30 AM – Drive south – around 1.5 hours
Option 1
9:15 AM – Masada – Herod’s Mountain palace
and the site of the Jewish Zealots’ last stand against the
Roman legionnaires. Discuss Masada’s role as a symbol of
Jewish defense and its current significance in modern Israel.
Option 2
9:15 AM – Sink Hole Tour - Visit God’s
private art gallery. A tour to the closed private area
around the Dead Sea, where you will be exposed to sinkholes
filled with different colours of water, from turquoise to
red and orange and see the most beautiful salt formations
that only God could design in his creative mind.
(It is a hard walk, not for little kids or those with
walking issues)
Group Comes together
12:30 PM – Lunch - TBD
2:00 PM – Dead Sea – Kalia Beach - Float
effortlessly in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea—the
lowest point on Earth. Surrounded by desert landscapes and
natural wonders, this is a uniquely rejuvenating and
unforgettable experience.
3:30 PM – Drive north through the Jordan Valley
5:15 PM – Mount Gilboa - A chance to stretch
our legs in the Gilboa reserve, right on our route north,
where the rare black iris blooms in this season.
6:00 PM – Continue to the hotel
7:45 PM – Dinner at the hotel
Overnight: North.
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DAY 7
Tuesday, March 30 – Spirit, Art & the Beauty of the Galilee
7:30 AM – Breakfast at the hotel
8:30 AM – Rabbi Akiva – Heritage and Views
of the Sea of Galilee - Visit the traditional burial site
of Rabbi Akiva, one of Judaism’s most influential sages.
Hear his inspiring story of faith, perseverance, and
learning, while enjoying views over the Sea of Galilee.
10:30 AM – Tzfat + Meet Kabbalah Artist -
We will take in the colorful city of Tzfat, visiting the
famous Kabbalah synagogues and the artist quarter. We will
even have an opportunity to meet with a Kabbalah artist
and understand the idea of Kabbalah through his works.
12:30 PM – Lunch on your own in Tzfat
2:00 PM – Upper Galilee Partnership Region –
Activity to be confirmed from the following options:
Volunteering - Lend a hand with a local
farm or community project in the Upper Galilee (TBA)
Teva Naot - Visit the iconic kibbutz-born
footwear company at Kibbutz Neot Mordechai
Banias Nature Reserve - A hike to the
springs and waterfall at the foot of Mount Hermon
4:00 PM – Time permitting: Agamon Hula -
Thousands of migrating birds, and this season even
flamingos, in the Hula Valley
5:30 PM – Drive back to the hotel
7:00 PM – Dinner at the hotel
Overnight: North.
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DAY 8
Wednesday, March 31 – Communities, Coast & History
Two proposed routes below. Final route to be confirmed.
OPTION 1
8:00 AM – Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
8:45 AM – Drive to Kibbutz Hanaton
9:00 AM – Hanaton - Meeting the Next
Generation - At Hanaton, home of a pluralistic Masorti
community, we will meet Garin Tzabar lone soldiers and
Mechina participants who have made the kibbutz their
home, and hear how they connect with Israeli society
and with the shared values of this unique community.
10:30 AM – Drive to Haifa
11:15 AM – Haifa Panoramic View - From
the top of the Bahá’í Gardens on Mount
Carmel, take in a sweeping view of the bay and of
Israel’s leading mixed city, where Jews, Muslims,
Christians and Druze live side by side.
12:15 PM – Druze Lunch at Nora’s Kitchen (Osfyia),
Daliyat al-Carmel – Badatz Kosher Certificate -
Enjoy a home-style meal and hear about the traditions
of the Druze community.
2:00 PM – Atlit - Situated on the coast,
we can visit the detention camp that teaches about the
heritage of clandestine immigration, used for imprisoning
illegal immigrants captured by the British. Nearby salt
ponds often host flamingos in this season.
3:45 PM – Caesarea - Walk among the remains
of Herod’s magnificent port city on the Mediterranean,
from the Roman theater to the hippodrome and the ancient
harbor, as the afternoon light settles over the sea.
5:30 PM – Drive to Tel Aviv
6:30 PM – Hotel check-in
Dinner on your own
Overnight: Tel Aviv.
OPTION 2
7:45 AM – Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
8:15 AM – Drive to the Western Galilee
9:15 AM – Rosh Hanikra - Ride the cable car
down to the dramatic white chalk grottoes carved by the
sea at Israel’s northern tip, overlooking the
Mediterranean coastline.
10:30 AM – Drive to Haifa
11:15 AM – Haifa Panoramic View - From
the top of the Bahá’í Gardens on Mount
Carmel, take in a sweeping view of the bay and of
Israel’s leading mixed city, where Jews, Muslims,
Christians and Druze live side by side.
12:30 PM – Druze Lunch at Nora’s Kitchen, Isfiya –
Badatz Kosher Certificate - Enjoy a home-style
meal and hear about the traditions of the Druze community.
2:15 PM – Atlit - Situated on the coast,
we can visit the detention camp that teaches about the
heritage of clandestine immigration, used for imprisoning
illegal immigrants captured by the British. Nearby salt
ponds often host flamingos in this season.
3:45 PM – Caesarea - Walk among the remains
of Herod’s magnificent port city on the Mediterranean,
from the Roman theater to the hippodrome and the ancient
harbor, as the afternoon light settles over the sea.
5:30 PM – Drive to Tel Aviv
6:30 PM – Hotel check-in
Dinner on your own
Overnight: Tel Aviv.
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DAY 9
Thursday, April 1 – Giving Back and Going Back in Time
7:45 AM – Breakfast at the hotel
8:15 AM – Drive to the fields of central Israel –
around 40 minutes
9:00 AM – Volunteering with Leket Israel -
Join Israel’s national food bank in the fields, gleaning
fresh produce that will reach families in need across the
country. A hands-on experience for all ages.
11:30 AM – Ayalon Institute - Located in
Rehovot, this place was originally created to fool the
British into thinking it was a Kibbutz during the British
Mandate. In fact, it was a secret ammunition factory set up
by the Jewish underground.
1:00 PM – Lunch on your own in Rehovot
2:00 PM – Drive back to Tel Aviv
3:00 PM – Relaxation at the hotel
7:00 PM – Final Dinner at Balinjera -
Ethiopian cuisine in the Yemenite Quarter, celebrating
the story of Ethiopian Aliyah
Overnight: Tel Aviv.
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DAY 10 + (EXTENSION)
Friday, April 2 – Departure Day or Optional Tel Aviv Extension
Breakfast at the hotel
Hotel check-out for those that are departing
DEPARTURE – N’siya Tova, Safe Travels
and L’Hitraot
For those choosing the Tel Aviv extension:
The extension offers the chance to go deeper and experience
Israel beyond the places most visitors see. With two
additional nights, we will slow down, step into the rhythm
of everyday Israeli life, and discover the people,
creativity, and local stories that make the country so
special. We will experience Shabbat in Tel Aviv, explore
its markets and beaches, meet local farmers and small
business owners, learn how Israelis are reimagining
agriculture and sustainability, and see how a former
garbage dump became a beautiful park. These experiences,
designed especially for our group, offer another side of
Israel and a meaningful way to conclude our journey together.
Holon Children’s Museum – Dialogue in the
Dark - A unique journey in total darkness, guided by blind
and visually impaired guides. A moving social and
emotional experience that reveals a whole world hidden
within each of us. (Ages 9 and up)
Nahalat Binyamin Outdoor Artist Market -
Nahalat Binyamin Street has become a place for young
artists to show their works, a great place for unique
and not too expensive souvenirs
Carmel Market - The most colorful food
market of Tel Aviv where we will have the chance to walk
around and enjoy the smells and the colors of this
special market.
Lunch on your own while around Carmel Market/Nahalat
Binyamin and pick up items for Saturday night
“Seudah Shlishit”.
We will visit Hostages Square - which now
functions as a permanent, historic memorial site in order
to preserve it as a monument of national solidarity.
Back to the hotel for afternoon relaxation
Kabbalat Shabbat (6:39PM) - TBA by Rabbi Tendler
Shabbat Dinner at the hotel
Overnight: Tel Aviv.
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DAY 11 (EXTENSION)
Saturday, April 3 – Optional Extension: Shabbat in Tel Aviv
Breakfast at the hotel
Shabbat Options:
9:30 AM – Shabbat Tefilla
Relaxing Morning
12:30 PM – Lunch at the hotel or on your own
Afternoon: Israeli Dancing at Gordon Beach /
Relax on the beach
3:30 PM – Independence Trail Tour
6:00 PM – Potluck Seudah Shlishit - Gather as a group
for the third Shabbat meal, with songs, words of Torah and
time together as Shabbat draws to a close.
7:38 PM – Havdalah
Dinner on your own/Free Evening in Tel Aviv
Overnight: Tel Aviv.
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DAY 12 (EXTENSION)
Sunday, April 4 – Optional Extension: Discovering the Israel Most Visitors Never See
Late breakfast at the hotel and check-out
Mayever Shopping Route - We will take a tour
through Emek Heffer, the most developed area in Israel of
farm to table and meet the local vendors. This incredible
valley is close to the sea and is full of farm to table
local and independent families and businesses that support
the economy and is a window to the Israeli world famous
Hi-tec agriculture. Enjoy cheese farms, micro-breweries,
organic farming, bakery and coffee shops and much more.
Lunch on your own
Ariel Sharon Park – Discover one of Israel’s
most remarkable environmental transformations, where the
former Hiriya landfill has been rehabilitated into a thriving
green space overlooking greater Tel Aviv. Learn how
innovative planning, recycling, and ecological restoration
turned a major environmental challenge into a powerful model
of sustainability and renewal.
Last minute shopping
Final Dinner - TBD
Transfer to the airport for departure
DEPARTURE – N’siya Tova, Safe Travels and L’Hitraot
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Activities List
- Tayelet Walk
- Israeli Folk Dancing
- Nova Memorial Visit
- Culinary tour
- Distillery tour
- Meet Soldiers
- Kabbalah Art
- Hiking
- Nature walks
- Jewish religious sites
- Discover Cultures
- Christian religious sites
- Archaeological park
- Hands on activities
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Pricing & Accommodations
MAIN TOUR | MARCH 24–APRIL 2, 2027
Price per person in double occupancy:
18 participants: $5,410 USD
25 participants: $4,650 USD
30+ participants: $4,290 USD
Single supplement: +$1,490 USD per person
Based on a minimum of 18 participants. If participation falls below 18, pricing will be adjusted.
OPTIONAL TEL AVIV EXTENSION | APRIL 2–4, 2027
Additional price per person in double occupancy:
10 participants: $2,050 USD
15 participants: $1,620 USD
20+ participants: $1,420 USD
Single supplement: +$480 USD per person
JOINING THE EXTENSION?
Your total is the main tour price plus the extension price. Each is based on the number of participants joining that portion of the trip.
The combined single supplement for the main tour and extension is $1,970 USD per person.
Pricing includes accommodations, touring, activities, and meals specifically identified as included in the itinerary. Please see the Services Included and Services Not Included sections below for full details.
Currency Adjustment: Program pricing is based on an exchange rate of 2.9 NIS per U.S. dollar. Because certain program expenses are paid in NIS, Mayever reserves the right to adjust the USD program price if the exchange rate changes before payment is made to local suppliers. Any adjustment will reflect the resulting change in program costs and will be communicated to the group in writing before the affected payment is due.
Tel Aviv, The North, Jerusalem
Dan Panorama, TLV
Standard Room
Optional Tel Aviv Extension
Meal Itinerary
Terms & Conditions
General Conditions
- Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of 500 USD per person is required to register and secure your spot. (The deposit is non-refundable but remains as credit for future use for an unlimited time).
- Second Payment: 50% of your total balance is due by Friday, November 21, 2025
- Final Balance is due by Friday, January 16th, 2026
- All participants must travel with valid passport expiration dates that are at least 6 months from date of departure from Israel or other destination.
Note on PricingTrip costs are based on the NIS-to-U.S. dollar exchange rate as of September 2, 2025. Final prices will be recalculated using the exchange rate at the time of payment and may be adjusted accordingly. Any changes will be communicated to the group by email.
Flights & Visas
Travelers are responsible for their own flight arrangements. If you need assistance, please feel free to reach out to us at info@gomayever.com.
Visas:
ETA-IL Visa: The State of Israel has instituted a new visa process: ETA-IL. Learn more here about it and if you are exempt.
Beginning January 2025, visitors to the State of Israel from visa-exempt countries (e.g. the US) are required to obtain an ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization) to enter.
- An approved ETA-IL indicates you are allowed to travel to Israel and stay for up to 90 days per visit.
- An ETA-IL will cost NIS 25 per individual visitor.
- The ETA-IL will be valid for two years or until passport expiration, whichever is shorter.
- ETA-IL authorization permits multiple entries for stays of up to 90 days per visit.
All travelers to Israel must have a valid visa or an ETA-IL approval before they start their journey. Obtaining an ETA-IL is a simple and fast process and completing the online application takes about ten minutes.
- Click here to Apply for an ETA-IL.
- It is the participants’ responsibility to complete and submit the ETA-IL application.
Important note: Israeli passport holders must enter Israel with their Israeli passport. Even if you don't hold an Israeli passport but have at least one Israeli parent, you may still have obligations to the State of Israel that should be resolved before your trip. Failure to do so may result in being obligated to stay in Israel until the issue is resolved, with associated costs being your responsibility. We suggest being careful about this and contacting one of the regional Israeli consulate offices for clarification.
Travel Insurance
We highly encourage all our group members to purchase travel protection. We understand in Canada there is often different coverage available than offered in the USA. Beth Tikvah and Mayever will work to support you as you navigate this decision. We also recommend purchasing a flexible flight ticket to allow for date changes without extra costs and securing comprehensive health and land cost insurance.
WITH ANY PROVIDER, MAKE SURE THEY COVER ISRAEL AS A DESTINATION.
A option, currently offering coverage to Israel in Canada is Allianz. Here you'll find:
- Emergency Medical Plan: Includes coverage for medical emergencies along with valuable travel assistance benefits for Canadian residents.
- Comprehensive: Includes emergency medical, trip cancellation, interruption and delay due to a covered reason, baggage benefits and more for comprehensive protection before and after you depart.
- Trip Cancellation/interruption: Coverage in case your trip needs to be unexpectedly cancelled or interrupted due to a covered reason. (For those who already have medical coverage.)
- Non-Medical Package: Offers protection for before and after you depart including coverage for trip cancellation, interruption and delay due to a covered reason, baggage benefits and more. (inclusive than cancellation interruption)
In addition to a Canadian Provider, you do have access to Mayever’s In-House Land Cost Insurance.
Details:
Price: $500 per person
Coverage: Land tour cost only (does not include flights or medical coverage)
Key Benefits:
- Cancel your tour for any reason and receive a full refund of the land cost, minus your deposit.
- Your deposit is converted into a travel voucher for future use.
- No medical forms, documentation, or paperwork required—simple and stress-free.
Example:
- Tour cost: $5,000
- Deposit: $500
- You receive:
- $4,500 refund (no questions asked)
- $500 travel credit for future use
Important Notes:
- To explore this option, contact your tour’s Experience Maker within 21 days of your initial deposit.
- This insurance is designed for flexibility, not for medical emergencies.
- Flights and any medical-related issues are not covered.
Payment Conditions
All cancellations must be made in writing via email to Mayever.
- 90 day or more prior to departure: Full refund, minus the 500 USD non-refundable deposit
- 60-89 days before departure: Refund minus 500 USD of the deposit plus any penalties requested by suppliers.
- 25-59 days: A 10% refund will apply to cancellations made prior to arrival in Israel.
- 0-24 days of arrival: No refunds will be provided.
Unused services during the tour: No refunds will be granted for any unused services while in the destination.
Options for Payment and Fee Minimization
Same options as outlined here, but to minimize fees the best options are as follows:
1. Send a Check in USD or a USD Bank Draft
Payable to: Mayever c/o Phil Cohen
250 West 94th Street, Suite 2H
New York, NY 10025
* send an email to billing@gomayever.com when you send the check
2. Remitly - This company will transfer money with no fee. In fact, the first $1500 Canadian that is sent receives a preferred exchange rate, and the remainder receives an exchange rate that adds about one percent to the transaction, which is typical for Banks (similar to an exchange rate) and there are no additional fees. - www.remitly.com
From our understanding with Remitly
- Debit card (no additional fee)
- Credit card (2% fee)
- Bank account (no additional fee)
The above are examples discussed with the Beth Tikvah and we are aware other options may exists. Feel free to reach out to billing@gomayever.com if you prefer a different option or you need any support. In addition, Ross Sadoff is also available to you too as you navigate your payment options.
Services Included
- Breakfast at the hotels daily and other meals as per the itinerary. All “on your own” meals are to be covered by each family/person.
- 3/4-star hotel accommodations based on double occupancy
- 1 * professionally licensed guide educator with group on 24/7 basis (all accommodation and tour expenses included)
- 1 * Driver and deluxe motor coach with air conditioning daily and a refrigerator with cold water for the group on the house (all accommodation and tour expenses included)
- Entrance fees and activity costs according to sample itinerary
- 2 * Congregation Staff based on double occupancy
- Gratuities for guide and driver
- Porterage at each hotel
Services Excluded
- International flights (connection to travel agent for flight arrangement available)
- Travel Insurance
- Hotel incidentals
- Transportation to/from airport
- Extra night stays at hotels
- Amendments in the program (fees charged for cancellation and additions, last minute)
- Personal extras: wines, room service, passport/visa fees, etc.
- Value Added Tax (VAT) is not included and is currently not applicable to tourists visiting Israel. Should this change, VAT will be added to your final invoice
Ready to book
Embark on an unforgettable journey with MAYEVER as Beth Tikvah Congregation travels through Israel, where heritage, history, and faith come alive. Whether you’re joining individually or with loved ones, this thoughtfully curated experience will deepen your connection to Jewish life, culture, and spirituality in ways you’ll carry with you forever.