Have you traveled to Israel before and now want to return and see it from a different perspective?  Have we got the tour for you!!  Israel is a true melting pot of immigrants from around the world who brought with them their cultures and cuisines. They have melded together their culinary traditions to create a cuisine that is uniquely Israeli! 
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Join us in May 2020 on this gastronomic adventure co-hosted by Robin Katzman and your TLC Travel Advisor, Lynn Fenster. For highlights, complete itinerary, and other details check out Discovering Israeli Cuisine. We are limited to no more than 30 participants. A $500 deposit is required to secure your spot on the tour. Get a 20% discount off of the deposit if you pay it by September 1, 2019!

​As you get ready to embark on this year’s road trip, here’s a quick list of smartphone apps that can help you get organized, find great deals, and save you money along the way.
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• Waze (https://www.waze.com) – Whether your trip involves a lot of road travel, or you just want to find a faster way to get to places in your own city, consider Waze. Purchased by Google in 2013, it uses social media input to give real-time updates on traffic situations. So, for example, if there’s a game downtown in the city you’re visiting, as you’re trying to navigate that same area to get to a restaurant, Waze will let you know where the traffic jams are so you can avoid the tangle and the time (and fuel) wasted waiting for game-goers.

Almost all travelers have a Nightmare Luggage story. You spent a lot of money on a fancy brand-name bag that broke on the first leg of the trip. Or you skimped on the spending and got exactly what you paid for. Or the bag that you thought would be comfortable and versatile turned out to be neither.

Considering a visit to the Grand Canyon? A visit there can and should be tied in with a visit to other parts of the western United States especially if you are planning a fly/drive travel experience. Consider some of these options in planning your vacation.

Southern Utah’s Desert Scenery. Some of the best desert scenery in the world, this option includes all five of Utah’s national parks (Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Capitol Reef) plus the Grand Canyon’s South Rim. Consider taking the time to stop also at Dead Horse Point State Park, Lake Powell, and/or the Hoover Dam. Back in the mid-1990s, I was fortunate enough to take a 12-day camping trip where I spent time at four of the five national parks, Dead Horse Point State Park, and Lake Powell. While I probably will never get to experience the fun of tent camping again I do look forward to one day sharing with Mark the beauty of southern Utah and the expansive views of the Grand Canyon.