Ken Gaub Announces his 150th Holy Land Tour

YAKIMA, Wash. - Sept. 18, 2018 - PRLog -- In the Last 50 years Ken Gaub has taken 36,000 people from 12 countries, on trips that have included 19 tours to twelve different countries and 150 tours to Israel.  This November will be the 150^th trip to the Holy Land

Ken Says, "we have taken a lot of people over the years and truly look out for their interests and do our best to make them happy."  Ken's philosophy of touring is to balance things; the educational aspect, the spiritual, the fun and shopping.

Occasionally someone may wonder whether it's "safe" to go to Israel.  Our tour members say that they feel safer in Jerusalem than they do at home.  You can go outside and walk in safety.  We've never had a problem.  Their crime rate is lower than ours.  If the truth be known, we live in a world that isn't 100% safe anywhere.  Most of us know of an area within a few miles of our home where we don't feel safe because of gang activity or for some other reason.  There are areas in the Middle East that are not safe to visit, but we avoid them, just like we do those spots near home where we're not comfortable.

Everything on this tour is included, three meals per day (not 2 as in most tours,) beverages with meals, also tips tour guides, airport taxes and too many other things to list.  At first glance, it may look expensive, but because we include everything, we are quite economical.  We believe that you would rather know the cost before you leave home, so that you can feel free to spend what money you want to on souvenirs without worrying about something being sprung on you out of the blue.

On this trip you will get a chance to sample Kosher food, Arabic food and the best hummus in the world. We eat breakfast and dinner in the luxury hotels at which we stay. But lunch is always out as we tour the sites. We eat at nice national restaurants for lunch, where you get to try the amazing Jewish cosine this nation is so famous for.

You will tour from the dead sea to the sea of galilee, from Jerusalem and Bethlehem to the site of Calvary to the tomb of Jesus.

If you are planning a holy land tour in the future contact Beck@kengaub.com or check out http://kengaub.net/ for more information.