A Jew's Journey of Rediscovery

We all live our lives on a repetitive cycle of doing what we need and finding time for what we want. Today our lives are so digital. Seeing the world is easier, but stepping out is what we actually need. People are more interested in attaining attention rather than attuning themselves to what's really important.

Jewish tours are gaining popularity because it takes kosher adventurers into a journey of rediscovery. Why do we need to rediscover the person we're seeing in the mirror every day? And how can stepping outside help you know yourself even better?

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Investing Time Instead of Spending It

Nobody knows why, but for some reason, people today  have been told by the media that the solution to tiring routines and burning out is getting intoxicated and getting incapacitated during vacations.

Traveling should not be senseless. It should rather be a time to reunite yourself with the senses. Every journey should be taken as an opportunity to explore the self, the world and to be inspired by how you can find beauty in both elements.

The Jewish philosopher Martin Buber once wrote that  “All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.” This doesn't necessarily mean that you really have to find that most secret kosher restaurant in order to have a real adventure.

Having a real adventure is all about looking into yourself, and seeing the beauty in you that you haven't noticed before. When you come to grips with that realization, you can then enjoy the world for what it is.

To Rediscover Is To Reconnect

Jewish travel arrangements like kosher riverboat cruises are all about reconnecting Jewish travelers first to themselves, then to other Jews around the world and finally -- and perhaps most importantly -- to their heritage.

While each destination is breathtaking and the accommodation is luxurious, the main priority of the adventure is to rediscover and to reconnect. Go on a Jewish heritage tour and come home with a better sense of yourself, your heritage, and the world around you.