Tours are designed to provide meaningful travel experiences and this can be achieved in many ways. Taking a kosher tour means that you are traveling with a group of like-minded people, which in itself is often considered a benefit. There is strength in numbers and there are added conveniences when traveling with others.
Kosher tours are a great way to see the world. Not only do you get to visit places that are known for their natural beauty and culture, but you can also be sure that everything you eat will adhere to the kosher laws.
A kosher tour is a guided tour where the meals conform to Jewish dietary laws. Kosher means "fit" or "proper" and connotes that the food is in accordance with Jewish dietary law, which forbids the consumption of non-kosher foods such as pork, shellfish, and certain other animals. If you are interested in learning more about your Jewish roots, kosher tours offer a great way to learn more about history, culture and traditions.
Kosher Food
It's a given that kosher food is prepared in accordance with Jewish dietary laws, but did you know that kosher food is also free of many common allergens? Many people don't realize that kosher food is often free of milk, eggs, peanuts, sesame seeds, tree nuts and shellfish – all common allergens! When you eat kosher food on your travels, you have the peace of mind that comes from knowing exactly what's in your meals.
Kosher foods are healthy, they contain more nutrients than other foods on the market today. Since these foods do not contain meat or dairy, they cannot be contaminated with dangerous bacteria like listeria and E-coli. A study done by Cornell University found that organic fruits and vegetables had a higher concentration of nutrients than non-organic produce. Therefore, organic kosher food contains even more nutrients than organic non-kosher foods; making them healthier for you.
The People
Kosher tours attract Jewish travelers, people who share your cultural background and religious beliefs. A kosher tour is geared towards kosher-keeping travelers, after all. You'll also be able to enjoy learning about others as well as sharing your own culture with them!
Kosher Friendly' Destinations
Kosher tours often include destinations that are specifically accommodating the needs of Jewish travelers. For example, many hotels have Shabbat services, and there will be no pork products served in restaurants, which may have separate vegetarian menus.
Kosher Tours Are Educational
Going on a kosher tour is a great way to learn about different cultures. You will learn about the food, history, art, music and architecture of different countries. These tours are very informative and help you learn about other parts of the world without having to travel there on your own.
Kosher travel has become more and more popular in the last few years. It's not something that most people think of when they plan a vacation, but there are quite a few advantages to kosher travel.
Whether you are looking to spend quality time with your family on a kosher holiday or looking for a once in a lifetime trip with friends, kosher tours are the way to go.
