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	Select an Archives Section: JP Archives: Travel 265 Archived Articles Found in Travel Next 20 Articles > 1) Posted Oct 16 2011 Sukkot/Fall Where To Go Guide 2011 Read Article 2) Posted Jun 29 2011 Take A Seat, Lie Back, Relax - At 30,000 Feet In The Sky By Marc Klein The word Israel conjures up images of so many different things for different people. The Kotel, Kever Rochel, Jerusalem cafes, Tel Aviv beaches, to name just a few. And now, if luxury is your thing, there's a new of getting there. Swiss international air lines has recently introduced lie flat seats on its Business Class flights from JFK to Tel Aviv. Read Article 3) Posted Apr 13 2011 Pesach 5771: Where To Go/What To Eat Read Article 4) Posted Apr 06 2011 Pesach 5771: Where To Go/What To Do Part I Read Article 5) Posted Apr 06 2011 Pesach 5771: Where To Go/What To Do Part II Read Article 6) Posted Mar 30 2011 Orient Impressions: Japan By Susan De La Fuente Though only half a year has passed since our visit to Japan, a travel advisory against going there was recently issued. We managed to fit in our week-long trip last October before the earthquake and the nuclear upheaval currently ensuing. We flew from Shanghai to the southern part of Japan. Kyoto is a convenient base for viewing traditional aspects of Japan, as it was the imperial capital prior to World War II. Compared to China, we found the atmosphere calmer and the crowds less dense. Read Article 7) Posted Jan 19 2011 Winter Vacations and Getaways January 2011 Read Article 8) Posted May 05 2010 Kutshers And The New Kosher Catskills By Isaac Stewart For Yossi Zablocki, Kutsher's was supposed to be there forever, as permanent as the mountains along Route 17. It was after all, for him and many others like him, much more than just a place to camp out for the summer and the holidays. It was an entire world - a brighter, greener, more tranquil world than the one he passed through each day as an attorney in lower Manhattan. Read Article 9) Posted Oct 07 2009 Sukkos and Fall Guide 5770 - Part I Read Article 10) Posted Oct 07 2009 Sukkos and Fall Guide 5770 - Part II Read Article 11) Posted Sep 02 2009 Pennsylvania Labor Day Trips By Shlomo Greenwald, Jewish Press Staff Reporter If you're looking to sneak in one last day trip before the kids start yeshiva, then the obvious place to look is Pennsylvania, filled with numerous kid-friendly theme parks. Two great ones for all children under the teenage years are Sesame Place in Langhorne, and Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster. Read Article 12) Posted Aug 19 2009 Lipa, Disney, and Lulav and Etrog By Sara Gold Observant Jews looking to travel far from home once had to confine themselves to day trips and packed sandwiches. Read Article 13) Posted Jul 29 2009 Panama City And The Panama Canal By Ben G. Frank Ask most Americans what they know about Panama and they will declare, "Panama Canal and General Noriega," the deposed dictator now in prison. Read Article 14) Posted Jul 29 2009 Coming Home To Touro: Our Colonial Legacy By Helen Zegerman Schwimmer It's a story that's familiar to every student of American history. In 1620, the Pilgrims fled England aboard the Mayflower and founded the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, where they could freely practice their religion. A little known, but equally significant, historical event took place just a few years later in 1658, when another group seeking a haven from religious persecution sailed into Newport Harbor in Rhode Island and founded Congregation Jeshuat Israel. Read Article 15) Posted Jun 24 2009 Traveling To Wyoming By Yoni Glatt Having run the Young Israel's Achva West program the past few summers, and going on tour with the band "Yaakov Chesed", I have been fortunate enough to see some of the most magnificent sites and tourist attractions in North America. In fact, I spend about three months out of the year on the road and often get asked some variation of the question "Where's the best you've been?". By no means is that an easy inquiry. It's hard to compare the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies to the incredible fun of Magic Mountain. But when pressed for an answer I usually say Wyoming. Not only because I enjoy seeing the confused shock on people's faces, but because it's the truth. Read Article 16) Posted May 13 2009 New Caribbean Synagogue Joins One Of The Oldest In The Hemisphere By Ben G. Frank WILLEMSTAD, CURACAO---It's not everyday, or every year, or every decade, or even every century, that a beautifully-designed, 180-seat, air-conditioned synagogue rises in the Caribbean, let alone a modern Orthodox one. Read Article 17) Posted May 06 2009 Pesach In Thailand By Levi Stein It isn't often a person from West Bloomfield, Mich., shares a PassoverSeder in Thailand with someone from Sydney, Australia, but that's exactly what I did this year. Read Article 18) Posted Apr 07 2009 Where To Go: Passover Chol Hamoed and Spring Read Article 19) Posted Apr 03 2009 A Walk On The Wild Side By Yoni Glatt When organizing Chol Hamoed activities, many families have to weigh the different voices of opinion. Some might want to do something unique and exciting. Some might want to get a lot of exercise. Others (probably mom and dad) want an affordable outing where everyone can bond, and others still might prefer a more religious/spiritual activity. Fortunately there is one place in New York City that provides all of these "requirements" and more: the Bronx Zoo. Read Article 20) Posted Mar 18 2009 It's Not Just A Collection; It's El Al By Shlomo Greenwald Aside from a poster depicting the 40th anniversary of El Al that greets visitors immediately, and a couple of El Al coasters on the coffee table, there is not much in the living room of the Upper West Side home of Marvin Goldman to suggest that he is an avid collector of El Al material and paraphernalia. Read Article 265 Archived Articles Found in Travel Next 20 Articles >
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