with Nathaniel Buzolic &
in cooperation with the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
November 24 to December 01, 2026
8 Days / 7 Nights
Arrival / Departure Airport
Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport (TLV)
Arrival:
November 24, 2026: Your flight needs to arrive no later than 16:00 (4pm)
Departure:
December 01, 2026: Your flight must not leave earlier than 16:00 (4pm)
Who can join?
To join this tour you need to meet the following requirements:
Flights
Detailed information about flights will be provided at a later stage.
Flights from USA: will be group flights from ELAL Hubs
Flights from Australia: will be group flights from ELAL Hubs
Flights from Europe & Asia: individual flights
Itinerary
(Subject to Change)
Prices
* With the help and funding of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we are able to offer a unique tour to Israel that includes an academic seminar, making this a truly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Tour price Includes:
Tour price does not Include:
WHO IS KESHET JOURNEYS?
Keshet Journeys LTD. is the travel agency and local tour operator in Israel coordinating the booking process and the land operation for the tour.
WHO IS WORLDWIDE VILLAGE LTD?
Worldwide Village LTD (WWV) is the travel agency, based in Switzerland, coordinating the booking process and collecting the payments on behalf of Keshet Journeys.
WWV can provide assistance for all questions regarding registration, payments and lodging. You can contact WWV representative by sending an email to customerservice@wwv.travel.
HOW DO I JOIN THE TOUR?
You can reserve your place on the Tour by registering on the website.
WHAT IS THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS?
The minimum number of participants for this tour is 45 people.
WHEN IS THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE?
Seats for this tour are limited. Therefore we highly recommend to secure your spot as early as possible. Registration for this tour closes when the spots are sold out or by September 30, 2026 whatever is first.
WHAT DOCUMENTATION IS NECESSARY FOR TOUR REGISTRATION AND TRAVEL TO ISRAEL?
A current passport, valid for at least six months beyond the tour, is required. There are no exceptions to this policy. A travel visa is required for some countries. Please find out more about Israel’s visa policies regarding your country here: Israel’s Visa Policy.
WHAT IS THE PAYMENT SCHEDULE?
The full price of the land package is: based on triple occupancy USD 1690. Upon registration full payment is due.
AM I REQUIRED TO PURCHASE TRAVEL INSURANCE?
We urge you to purchase cancellation insurance and supplemental medical coverage (which covers pre-existing conditions).
WHAT HAPPENS IF I HAVE TO CANCEL MY PARTICIPATION?
In addition to the Contractual Conditions of WorldWide Village Travel Ltd. the following cancellation policy is valid for your trip:
Cancellation charges:
In case of cancellations by client, this tour is non-refundable.
This tour is advertised in collaboration with Nathaniel Buzolic (Nate). Nate fully intends and expects to participate in the tour as advertised. However, as circumstances beyond our control may arise, his participation cannot be absolutely guaranteed. Should Nate be unable to join (parts of) the tour for any reason, the tour will nevertheless proceed as planned, with the advertised itinerary and program. His absence will therefore not constitute grounds for cancellation or a refund.
Cancellation of additional services:
Unless otherwise stated, all by the client pre-booked additional services related are non-refundable after booking. In case of full cancellation of the tour by Keshet Journeys / WorldWide Village the down payment as well as pre-booked pre-/ and post-nights will be refunded.
Tour Cancellation by Keshet
In case the tour does not materialize (not reaching the minimum number of participants or needs to be cancelled by Keshet) the amount paid will be refunded minus respective banking/credit card fees.
WHAT MEDICAL PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED BEFORE TRAVELLING TO ISRAEL?
There are no specific immunizations or medications that are recommended or required for travel to Israel, but we advise you to connect with your primary care physician regarding his/her recommendations for you specifically. Please keep in mind that you can purchase the equivalent of most standard over-the-counter medicines in Israel. We would also encourage you to inform your health insurance provider that you will be traveling out of the country to determine your coverage and medical care options while in Israel.
HOW SAFE IS TRAVELING TO ISRAEL?
Your safety is our top priority. Israel is a very safe country to visit and tour, and we use a variety of measures to ensure the safety of all the participants on the Tour. We also encourage you to take all the normal precautions as you would when traveling to any other city or country.
WHAT IS THE TIMEZONE IN ISRAEL?
Israel Standard Time (IST), is the standard time zone in Israel. It is two hours ahead of UTC and seven hours ahead of EST.
CAN I DRINK TAP WATER IN ISRAEL?
Tap water is safe to drink in Israel, but bottled water will also be available.
WILL I HAVE ACCESS TO WIFI?
Most hotels in Israel have WiFi available for hotel guests at standard rates. Many cafes and restaurants also offer complimentary WiFi services. Since September 2013, Tel Aviv offers a citywide free WiFi network which provides 80 free internet “hot spots”across the city. Most of the touring buses also have complimentary WIFI available.
WILL I BE ABLE TO USE MY CELL PHONE WHILE IN ISRAEL?
Please check with your mobile phone service provider to determine if you will need to purchase an International plan to use your phone in Israel. Local Israeli SIM cards with phone/data plans can be purchased during the registration process and will be delivered upon arrival in Israel. To make use of this service, your phone has to be “unlocked”.
ARE CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED IN ISRAEL?
You can use your credit/debit card to obtain NIS (New Israeli Shekels) at ATMs throughout Israel. Most Israeli hotels, restaurants and stores accept American Express, MasterCard and Visa cards as well. American dollars are accepted in many places in Israel; however, in most cases, change will be given in NIS.
WILL I NEED TO BRING A POWER ADAPTER?
Almost all hotel rooms are equipped with hairdryers, and all have shaver sockets. For other appliances, Israel’s electricity is 220V A/C, single phase 50-cycles; 110V-220V transformers can be used. Israeli outlets have three prongs, but European two-prong adapters usually work.
