Shalom from Coral Travel & Tours!

 

Irit and I just returned from a brief respite in Greece where we enjoyed the scenic beauty of that magnificent region. With its rich history, diverse landscape, delicious food and perfect climate, it is an ideal vacation destination. Throw in a tour based on the missionary work of the Apostle Paul and/or a three-day Aegean Sea cruise - you've got yourself an amazing trip! Coral offers tours to Greece for groups with a minimum of 15 participants. Contact us for more details.

 

In just less than a week we look forward to welcoming well-known Rabbi and author, Jonathan Cahn, to Israel for the second year. His book, The Mystery of the Shemitah, remained on the NY Times bestseller's list for more than 110 weeks. Rabbi Jonathan will be joined by  WND Founder, Joseph Farah, for this amazing 11-day tour. They are bringing with them a rather large group - your prayers for their for peace, security and spiritual renewal is appreciated.

 

Also in November, we are looking forward to the Thanksgiving holiday. We wish you and your loved ones a special time as you reflect on the many blessings you've received. Irit and I are grateful for your support of our ministry and for Israel. Happy Thanksgiving! 

 

Have questions about travel to Israel, Greece, Jordan, Rome? You can reach us by calling our toll-free number (866) 267-2511 or by email at info@coraltours.org. 

 

Let Coral Tours take you on a spiritual adventure of a lifetime. Offering extraordinary tours for congregations, bible study groups, youth ministries, pastor familiarization and more: Custom Tours.

Our friendly, qualified staff will work with you, one on one, to develop a tour program designed to include the particular places, sites and attractions to meet your unique travel needs.

Photo Credit: Noam Chen

We also offer guaranteed departure tours for individuals and small groups:  Guaranteed Departure Tours.

According to Haaretz: A Roman-era
 inscription  commemorating a visit by Emperor Hadrian has been found in Jerusalem in what archaeologists call one of the most important finds of its kind in the city.

The message was dedicated by the Roman Tenth Legion. Read more in Haaretz.