Category: Kosher Travel

Introduction “You are going to Arizona – are you going to the Grand Canyon?” “Well, the Jewish community in Scottsdale is near the only major airport in the area.  It’s a 4.5 hr drive...

Introduction There is something unique about a group of people who do not know each other that find places for vacation, the commonality being their religious practice. Is this a synagogue retreat, the way...

Introduction This is actually my third post about Boston as I have family in the area so I am there every so often. Also see: Boston Kosher Vacation Basics and Boston Vacation – Where...

by Yehoshua Feigin Madrid & Toledo Madrid is a city that truly comes alive at night, with dangling lights above wide boulevards and a thriving bar and restaurant scene. There is a youthful vibe...

Introduction Disney World – six trips from the time I was 5 until now. Perhaps I had kids so I could go to Disney World and experience it again through their eyes. Write-ups about...

Let’s just jump into it – fun, healthy, expensive … and fun. It’s less expensive when going during Yeshiva Week break and there’s a minyan. Apparently SnoMazel brings the largest single group to Killington,...

Guest article by Yehoshua Feigin. General Information France is the most visited country in the world by tourists and it is not hard to see why. The culture, nature, architecture, and food really are...

Tacky Meets Overpriced Everyone needs to rant every once in a while. This is an addendum to my full review of The American Dream (aka. Mallstrosity) and what to do there. So the super...

Guest Article by Joshua Feigin Introduction:  London, the capital of England and the former center of the British Empire, is a fantastic place to visit for travelers of all types: History and art enthusiasts...

Guest Article by Joshua Feigin Introduction Phoenix is car-centric. The roads are huge and move quickly with little traffic. The downside of this is that the city feels like one big sprawling suburb. The...