Tag Archives: Travel

If you think Israel is simply archeological ruins and spiritual legacy, think again. J² adventures (which stands for Jewish Journeys) is the latest, hippest tour operator to rethink how its clients experience Jewish culture around the world.

Morocco is one of the most fascinating countries to visit. Especially for Jewish heritage tours, the country is a colorful and rich lesson in history, full of beautiful synagogues, history, and centuries of Jewish stories.

Do you miss traveling the world? This program is going to virtually inspire the love of travel again.

Boulder resident Jeff Blumenfeld’s new book, "Travel With Purpose: A Field Guide to Voluntourism," shows travelers how to identify the right location and volunteer opportunity, how to go about planning trips and preparing for volunteering, how to reach out, how to help.

Barcelona has one of the oldest synagogues in Europe.  It was recently rediscovered in 1987, and in the late 1990s restoration work began. 

Several months ago, I visited Vancouver Island for an extended weekend. Even though my initial intention was to enjoy the capitol city, I was curious to find out more about Victoria’s Jewish community.

There are many places around the world that can easily be visited without the use of a tour company. Israel, however, is not one of these places.

Reservations are now being accepted for Exploring Jewish Morocco, May 2-15, 2016.

A couple weeks ago when things were less hectic academically here on EIE, we celebrated three major Israeli holidays within a week.

Join together in Boulder to hear from Israel Ride alumni and staff and discover how YOU can join them on their next adventure on the 2015 Israel Ride.

Colorado Jews this month honored the 28th anniversary of the special relationship between the United States and the Federated States of Micronesia, which has proven to be not only a strong ally of America but also of America’s ally, the State of Israel.

JNF and Shorashim announced today that their partnership continues in bringing young adults to Israel for winter 2014-15 and that registration is now open.

The mission is scheduled for August 24-28 and will be co-chaired by Sheryl Buchholtz, Ron Werner of Denver and his father Robert Werner of Chicago.

50 participants of Jewish National Fund’s L’Chaim Solidarity and JNFuture Leadership Institute missions arrived earlier this week to support the nation and meet with Israeli leaders and soldiers.

Considering Menorah's next trip to Cuba? Join the "show and tell" for Menorah's recent Jewish mission on Sunday, May 18 at 5 pm.

Menorah board president Susan Litt shares her personal experience of the recent Jewish mission to Cuba. More to follow!

Menorah took 23 people to Cuba, and they came back loaded with happy memories.

23 Boulderites returned this week from their Menorah-led mission to Cuba. BJN is pleased to present Tom Trager's report on the trip.

Come discover an experience that combines cutting-edge environmental academics and research with coexistence.

Dr. Herzl Melmed, 76, a Denver gynecologist, is currently biking alone from Bandon, Oregon to hilly San Francisco. Find out why.

This mission will give 30 to 40 Boulder residents a rare glimpse at Jewish life in Cuba.

Hosting a foreign student provides an opportunity for your family to learn about a different culture.

The Boulder JCC Jewish Mission to Cuba offers an opportunity to visit this forbidden oasis and to interact with the Jewish community there.

Sandra Bornstein takes us along on a cruise in the Mediterranean Sea...

If a visit to Israel is in conjunction with a cruise stop, what's the best way to maximize a three-day stop? Local writer Sandra Bornstein has some suggestions.