Middle East
Solo Female Travel In Israel: The Ultimate Guide
Solo female travel in Israel is an incredible experience! This ultimate guide shares safety advice, trip tips, and unforgettable itineraries.Read more...
10 Must-Visit Remote Destinations Around The World [Photo Essay]
As technology and transportation advance, the world becomes smaller and smaller; however, that doesn’t mean there aren’t still out-of-the-way destinations with well-preserved history and culture worth exploring. Although tricky to get to, these 10 remote spots are worth the journey. 1. Easter Island One of the most famous remote islands in the world, Easter Island,…Read more...
Is Egypt Safe For Travelers? One Solo Female Road Warrior Fills Us In
Solo female traveler Katie Foote shares her experience traveling through Egypt as a solo woman, providing travel and culture tips, as well. Read more...
Photo Journal: The Dead Sea Like You’ve Never Seen It Before
I posted the above photo on social media last month and asked people to guess where it was. Not surprisingly, the Caribbean was an answer many gave. I would have too, had I not taken the photo myself…in Israel. To be exact, the Dead Sea, the lowest place on earth at 1,388 feet (423 meters)…Read more...
10 Reasons Why Israel Should Be Your Next Trip
Not sure where to go on your next trip? I’ve just returned from an adventure-focused journey through Israel, and absolutely fell in love. Here is why you might want to make this Middle Eastern country your next trip, as well. Tip: Flying into Israel? Check out this in-depth guide on what to expect at Israel’s airport security.…Read more...
Active Middle East: Amazing Desert Adventures In Israel
People have many pre-conceived ideas about Israel travel. I say this not only because I had my own before visiting — mainly that visiting religious sites would be the only way to fill my days — but because of the statements made by family and friends. My mind was filled with dusty deserts, streets mixing…Read more...
That Time I Hurled Myself Into Israel’s Largest Crater
“This isn’t a crater. It’s a makhtesh .” It sure looked like a crater to me, at least as I’m standing at the top of Mount Negev, peaking over a 45-foot (14-meter) cliff ledge. That I’ll be descending into. Backward with a rope (hopefully) ensuring I don’t fall to my death. This should be fun.…Read more...
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