Holy Land and Egypt 13 days

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  Jeremy

  Asked on March 11th, 2026

  Is there restrictions on this tour during war time area?

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    At the moment, there are no restrictions on operating the tour, even during the current wartime situation in the area. The tour is running as scheduled.
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  Lynne

  Asked on March 1st, 2026

  Is this trip in danger due to war

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    At the moment, there are no restrictions regarding hotel stays in Israel or departures for scheduled tours. The tour itself is operating as planned. The only potential issue could be if your airline cancels its flight to Israel. Such decisions are made at the airline's discretion. As for Jordan and Egypt, there are currently no flight restrictions, and the airspace of both countries remains open. Since your tour is scheduled for the end of the month, please note that the situation can change. We continue to monitor developments closely. If a flight to Tel Aviv is canceled by your airline, we can offer the option to reroute your arrival to Amman, Jordan instead. Additionally, if you have any concerns about traveling in Israel, it is possible to modify the itinerary to focus only on Jordan and Egypt.
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  Jen

  Asked on December 26th, 2025

  How can we join with you? Is flight hotel food and local transport included?

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    This tour included accommodation, 3 stars hotel room only in Israel and 3 stars hotel bed and Breakfast in Cairo, local transportation include during the tour.
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    Jen

    Traveler•Written December 2025

    What's about flights?
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    Booking ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    This tour included 1 way domestic flight from Tel Aviv to Eilat, this tour jot included international flights.
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  Eric

  Asked on December 25th, 2025

  Could you please confirm whether self-arranged visas are accepted for this tour, and if so, whether the listed visa fees would be waived? I also wanted to ask about the 'Border fees Jordan and Egypt.' Are these fees mandatory regardless of having my own visas, or are they tied to visa processing and border assistance provided by the tour?

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    Self-arranged visas are fully accepted for this tour. In this case, any visa fees included in the tour price will be waived, provided that you send us copies/details of the visas in advance. Border crossing fees are not related to the visa itself and cannot be arranged independently. These are mandatory government fees charged at the border when crossing between countries.
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    Eric

    Traveler•Written December 2025

    Will airport transfer be provided for departure as well? Since Day 13 is the final day and my flight departs at 2:10 AM, would it be possible to leave on the evening of Day 12, or is the transfer only arranged on Day 13?
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  Kathleen

  Asked on November 30th, 2025

  do you assist with the visa to the destination countries in this tour? we hold philippine passports, with an active US and schengen visas

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written November 2025

    you can check if you are able to apply for entry visas for Jordan and Egypt online. Unfortunately, we cannot issue these visas. If you need a visa to enter Israel, please check with the Israeli embassy in your country. Schengen visas and US visas are not valid for entry to Israel, Jordan, or Egypt.
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  Benjamin

  Asked on November 5th, 2025

  What's open on Christmas week Dec 22- Jan 3?

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written November 2025

    During the Christmas week (Dec 22 – Jan 3), all main attractions, tours, and sites in Israel, Jordan, and Egypt remain open and operating as usual. You can enjoy full access to all scheduled tours and activities during that period.
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    Benjamin

    Traveler•Written November 2025

    Is the new Egypt museum will be open? Is included with tour or pay a fee for entrance?
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    Booking ToursOperator•Written November 2025

    Yes — the entrance tickets to the Grand Egyptian Museum are included in the tour price, so there's no need to pay any additional fee on-site.
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  Caitlin

  Asked on September 29th, 2025

  Who is the operator of this tour?

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    Caitlin

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    What are the names of the hotels? Do the hotels have air conditioning and/or heating? Does the transportation have air conditioning and/or heating? Are there stops for us to get something to eat? Are the hotels located near places to eat or does the hotel have restaurants or a place to buy food? Is bottled water easily accessible? What type of currency is required for food/beverage purchases?
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    Booking ToursOperator•Written September 2025

    This tour includes 3* accommodation room only in Israel and Jordan and bed and breakfast in Egypt. All hotels arranged after booking confirmation, depending on availability. We always try to accommodate tourists in central hotels, but it's not guaranteed. We recommend having a bottle of water in advance for each touring day. During the tour you have stops for lunch and time to buy water. For each country you need a local currency: in Israel - Israel shekels, in Jordan - Jordanian dinars, in Egypt - Egyptian pounds. You can also pay by card.
  
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  Vanessa

  Asked on September 11th, 2025

  We are very interested in the Holy Land & Egypt 13 days tour but we have questions. 1. I notice breakfast and dinner are not included. How do people find breakfast? Is it easy to do or are the hotels located in the central hub where we can walk to restaurants. Two of my group are elderly couple and I'm trying to determine if this is inconvenient for them. 2. What are the hotels you normally use for this stay? 3. How strenuous is this tour?

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written September 2025

    Usually, the hotels we use are located in central areas. For breakfast, you can either pre-order breakfast boxes at the reception the evening before, or dine in nearby cafés and restaurants. Regarding dinners, you may add them directly at the hotel or enjoy a variety of restaurants within walking distance, since we work with centrally located hotels. Hotels are booked only after the reservation is confirmed, and we cooperate with all major hotel chains for this tour. Each day of the itinerary includes some walking, but transportation by bus is always provided to and from the sites.
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    Vanessa

    Traveler•Written September 2025

    I would be traveling with my Dad who can't walk as much anymore but is not on wheelchair. Is the walking difficult (involve lots of stairs and hikes) or on flat surface that's easy enough for elderly?
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    Booking ToursOperator•Written September 2025

    The tour includes sites such as Jerusalem's Old City, Bethlehem, Petra, and Cairo. Please note that if you are joining group tours, it may be challenging for an elderly traveler who finds it difficult to walk for long periods. For example, the Old City of Jerusalem involves slopes, stairs, and uneven surfaces, and in some places — not only in Jerusalem — it is not possible to drive or access by vehicle, so walking is required. As an alternative, you may choose to replace some days with private tours or reduce the number of excursions. This way, the program can be adjusted to make it more comfortable for your father.
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  Liam

  Asked on July 8th, 2025

  Can she have the double room price if another traveler is added to the booking later?

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    Liam

    Traveler•Written July 2025

    Can they apply for visa to Egypt and Jordan upon arrival? How long does it take to receive the visas?
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    Booking ToursOperator•Written July 2025

    For privacy and comfort reasons, we do not place strangers in the same room. We only offer private rooms, even for solo travelers. If the traveler is booking alone, they will receive a private single room, and a single supplement fee will apply. However, if another person is later added to the booking (for example, a friend or acquaintance of the traveler), we can change the room to double occupancy, and the price will be adjusted accordingly — as long as both travelers agree to share the room and we are notified in advance.
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    Booking ToursOperator•Written July 2025

    If the traveler chooses to obtain a visa upon arrival through us, it will be issued on the day they cross the border, provided they hold a passport eligible for visa on arrival. If the traveler holds a passport from a country not eligible for visa on arrival, they must obtain the visa independently via the Jordanian and Egyptian embassies in their home country.
  
  
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  Diane

  Asked on May 1st, 2025

  If I booked for 3, I need 3 beds in the same room. or you think I should get one double and 1 single

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    Booking ToursOperator•Written May 2025

    when you book 3 person in 1 room the hotels provide room with double bed and sofa or single bed