This document provides information about Holy Land Tours by Sahar, a tour company that offers tours of Israel and Jordan. It outlines the company's mission to bring tourists from around the world to visit the Holy Land and see this country in a life-changing experience. It then details the company's vision, values of accountability, excellent service, and pioneering spirit. The document proceeds to describe the various services offered, including hotel booking, transportation, guides, masses, airport assistance, and audio systems. Finally, it provides sample itineraries for tours of various lengths and includes sections with additional information on safety, currency, climate, and languages in the Holy Land.

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2. HOLY LAND TOURS BY SAHAR
NAZARETH
Tel: (786) 378-6516 (local)
+972 52 342 2832 (Israel)
Holylandtoursbysahar@gmail.com

3. MISSION STATEMENT
Mission and passion is to bring tourists from all
over the world to visit the Holy Land, to see this
amazing country in a life changing experience,
which attracts them to come again, and to
encourage their friends and families to visit the
Holy Land. We are passionately committed to
leading the field in providing excellent service at
competitive prices, and added value of
educationally enriching innovative program
content.

4. VISSION
Our Company will enhance its legacy as a
leading and innovative travel provider for the
Holy Land. It’s also committed to serving the
community and contributing to making the world
a better place by promoting progress.

5. VALUES
Accountability
 Our Company pledges to abide by its moral code of ethical practices in
all corporate and social activities. We hold ourselves accountable to
provide the highest standards of service, punctual delivery, reliability
and open communication. We ensure to devote to the same standards
of integrity and common values.
Excellent Service
 To do business with us Tours is to be synonymous with having an
outstanding customer service experience. We are known for our
consistent exceptional service. We listen to our clients and we
anticipate their needs.
Pioneering Spirit
 In Our office we are driven by our thirst for knowledge and courage to
explore uncharted waters.
 We will not only live up to, but also strive to exceed our reputation as
a leading innovator in the tourism field. Our corporate culture and
management style embrace facing challenges, adapting to change,
implementing cutting edge technology and resources and cultivating
new ideas.

6. SERVICES
HOTEL BOOKING
 We offer a range from 3 to 5 stars hotels. We also offer
guest house accommodations for pilgrims and tourists
seeking a simpler and more peaceful stay. They are all
centrally located and offer the best value of money.
TRANSPORTATION
 Transportation in mini or large deluxe air-conditioned
buses
GUIDES
 We offer multilingual professional guides who are
fluent in English, Spanish, German, Italian and
French.

7. SERVICES
MASSES
 We handle reservations for Holy Masses and religious
ceremonies, prior to group's arrival and according to
their program.
AIRPORT ASSISTANCE
 A welcoming smile from our assistant at the airport
receives our groups and assists them until they are
with the guide and driver.
AUDIO SYSTEM
 The audio system is designed to ease the tour of our
groups when visiting museums and open spaces. The
guide will be using his special device to transmit to you
his explanations.

8. HOLY LAND & JORDAN – 13 DAYS
 Day 01 LOD – Negev
 Day 02 Ein Avdat – Ramon Crater – Arabeh
Valley – Aqaba
 Day 03 Wadi Rum – Petra
 Day 04 Petra Full day
 Day 05 Kerak – Mt. Nebo – Bethany - Amman
 Day 06 Jerash – Sheikh Hussein bridge –
Nazareth
 Day 07 Nazareth – Mount Tabor
 Day 08 Cana Sea of Galilee
 Day 09 Nablus – Taybeh - Bethlehem
 Day 10 Bethlehem – Israel Museum
 Day 11 Mount of Olives – Mount Zion
 Day 12 Old City of Jerusalem
 Day 13 LOD

9. HOLY LAND 11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS
 Day 01 LOD - Arad
 Day 02 Mamshit – Ein Avdat – Avdat
 Day 03 Beersheba – Hebron – Bethlehem
 Day 04 Bethlehem - Jericho
 Day 05 Taybeh – Nablus - Nazareth
 Day 06 Nazareth – Mount Tabor
 Day 07 Cana Sea of Galilee
 Day 08 Caesarea Maritima – Ein Karem – Israel
Museum - Jerusalem
 Day 09 Mount of Olives – Mount Zion
 Day 10 Old City of Jerusalem
 Day 11 LOD

10. HOLY LAND 10 DAYS / 09 NIGHTS
 Day 01 LOD - Netanya
 Day 02 Caesarea Maritima – Akko - Nazareth
 Day 03 Nazareth - Cana
 Day 04 Banias – Mount Tabor
 Day 05 Sea of Galilee
 Day 06 Nablus – Taybeh - Jericho
 Day 07 Jericho – Dead Sea - Bethlehem
 Day 08 Mount of Olives – Mount Zion
 Day 09 Old City of Jerusalem
 Day 10 LOD

11. HOLY LAND 09 / 08 DAYS
 Day 01 LOD - Haifa
 Day 02 Muhraqa – Megiddo – Mt. Thabor –
Nazareth
 Day 03 Nazareth - Akko
 Day 04 Cana Sea of Galilee
 Day 05 Jordan Valley – Massada – Dead Sea –
Qumran - Jericho
 Day 06 Israel Museum - Bethlehem
 Day 07 Mount of Olives – Mount Zion
 Day 08 Old City of Jerusalem
 Day 09 LOD

12. HOLY LAND 08 DAYS / 07 NIGHTS
 Day 01 LOD – Jericho
 Day 02 Jericho – Qumran – Dead Sea – Jordan
Valley – Nazareth
 Day 03 Cana – Sea of Galilee
 Day 04 Nazareth – Caesarea Maritima -
Bethlehem
 Day 05 Bethlehem – Israel Museum
 Day 06 Mount of Olives – Mount Zion
 Day 07 Old City of Jerusalem
 Day 08 LOD

13. IS IT SAFE TRAVELING TO ISRAEL ?
Yes, Israel is very safe. Thousands of tour groups go the Holy
Land every year, and tourism from the United States is booming
in Israel. In fact, according to the American Israeli Cooperative
Enterprise, since 1948 only one tourist from anywhere in the
world has died from a terrorist attack in Israel. That happened in
1983. Compare that to how many people have died from terrorism
outside of Israel, including in the US, and then you realize just
how safe Israel is. In general, travel in Israel is as safe or safer
than traveling in the United States. Crime rates are well below
those found in most other western countries. You can walk
around the cities and towns at night without fear, as mugging
and drunken violence is unknown. Overall, Israel offers a level
of safety and freedom not found in many other countries.
Occasionally, there are a few skirmishes along the country’s
border, but these are very far away from where we will be
traveling. Moreover, the response of the Israeli military is very
swift and imposing. Virtually all problems along the borders are
over in a matter of hours. Other websites that deal with this
subject are found here and here.

14. GOOD TO KNOW
Climate
For most parts of the year, the climate in the Holy land remains enjoyable. Winter
season lasts for three months. In the remaining part of the year, the temperatures
remain moderate in nature. The hottest months are the months of July and August.
Summer in the Holy land is relieved by the gentle wind that blows from the
Mediterranean Sea, and although summer days are hot, the evenings are cool and
the people even may require a sweater in some parts. The atmosphere is fresh and
the air is unadulterated at the region.
Temperature in the summer season reaches up to 35º C and in the winter season the
temperature may sometimes fall to zero. Rainfall is very restricted, and the months
in which there is major rainfall are from November to February.
In the months of April, May and in the middle part of June, the inhabitants are
relentlessly affected by the annual hot, sandy, dry and dusty Khamseen winds,
which blow from the Arabian Desert.
In the whole day wintertime, there are seven hours of sunshine, which goes up to
thirteen hours in summer time.
Visitors and the tourists are advised to wear light clothes in the summer and
sweaters in the evening and night. During the winter season visitors should be well
equipped with warm clothes.

15. GOOD TO KNOW
Currency
The local currency is the New Israeli Shekel
(NIS), or shortly the Shekel.
Although in many touristic places the Euro and
the United States Dollars are widely accepted,
please check the exchange rate in this page,
based on the European Central Bank exchange
rate.

16. GOOD TO KNOW
Language
The official languages of the state of Israel are
the Hebrew and Arabic, and although many
Palestinians in the west bank speak Hebrew, the
Arabic language remains the official language in
the State of Palestine.
Since ages, the Holy Land has been an important
destination to travelers from world wide, and
thus, many of its local population speak English
as well, besides some other international
languages.

17. THANK YOU
GRACIAS
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