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December 23, 1988 - Image 133

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1988-12-23

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Local Agencies Package Special 'Jewish' Tours

As part of a community-wide fair, "Jewish Travel Destinations," to be
held February 19, 1989, at the Jewish Community Center in West
Bloomfield, a group of area agencies has created several packages tailored
for the Detroit Jewish community. Here is a sampling of some of the
packages that will be offered before, during and after the fair:

A Sephardic Journey

Gateway Travel has designed a trip to Spain with accommodations in
deluxe hotels in Madrid, Seville, Cordoba, Marbella and Barcelona. The
package price includes airfare from Detroit, 14 nights hotel
accommodations, deluxe bus transportation with English-speaking guides,
continental breakfast, transfers and porterage. The price, based on double
occupancy, is approximately $2,399 per person.

A Jewish History Cruise

Travel Unlimited suggests crusing to learn about Jewish communities
in remote islands.
The islands are uniquely interesting and boast Jewish heritage. The
Dominican Republic has a large Jewish population which resides in Santo
Domingo. Ancestry dates back to 1497, to Columbus. Its artifacts have Stars
of David on them. Danes, Russians, Cubans, and German Jews, have
settled there.
The U.S. Virgin Islands have Jewish cemeteries, sites and restaurants.
Unlike other Caribbean territories, the islands have had Jewish governors.
Curacao and St. Thomas' Jewish history date back to the 17th Century and
boast some of the oldest synagogues in Western Hemisphere.
Puerto Rico has a Jewish community center and the largest Jewish
population in the Caribbean. San Juan has a B'nai B'rith lodge,
Conservative and Reform synagogues.
The weekly cruise leaves on Sunday and shomer Shabbat travelers
can be accommodated. Kosher meals can be ordered on board. The price
is about $2800 for a family of four.

Switzerland In May

Jules Doneson Travel Agency Inc. has a trip to Switzerland available in
May. Spend two days in Zurich and stay at a hotel of your choice.
From Zurich take a three-hour train ride to Lugano where you can see
the most beautiful panoramic view of Lake Lugano and the French and
Swiss Alps.
From Lugano take a side trip to Venice for a couple of days by train or
by car. One must take a ride in the canal on the gondola. From Venice
return to Switzerland and go by train to Grindelwald and stay at the
Silberhorn Kosher Hotel. The total round-trip air fare from Detroit (midweek)
is about $690 per person. Hotel rates are subject to change.

Portugese Synagogue in Lisbon.

Silberhorn Kosher Hotel in Gindelwald, Switzerland.

Concord Family Trip

Toronto and Niagara Falls

Elkin Travel Inc. has planned a Jewish family tour to the Concord
Resort Hotel in Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., for July 15-22.
The trip includes: eight days and seven nights accommodations at the
Concord Resort Hotel in superior rooms, three meals served daily, nightly
entertainment and dancing, complete children's program, use of all resort
facilities, complete activity program.
Adult price is $750 per person, double occupancy. Price for children
(under 12) sharing with two adutls is $322. For children (over 12) sharing
with two adults, the fee is $385.
Round-trip airfare from Detroit and round-trip transfers between the
airport in New York and the Concord Resort Hotel is $275 per person,
additional. Airfare based on currnet rate and is subject to change.

Berkley Tours and Travel, Inc. has designed a four-day Toronto-Niagara
Falls trip for a family of four. Depart for Toronto which is about a four-hour
drive from Detroit. Plan a meal stop in London, and arrive at any one of
the numerous hotels in Toronto. Prices range from around $75 (Canadian)
to over $100 (Canadian) per room per night. Shop at Eaton Centre,
Yorkville, the miles of underground shops and ride the subway. Many
kosher restaurants are available. Plan a city tour which can include "Jewish
Toronto" (ask the hotel for help in arranging). Visit the C.N. Tower, the
magnificent science center or visit Ontario Place. Wonderland Amusement
Park is a must for children visiting Toronto! Drive to Niagara Falls, about a
one-hour drive from Toronto. Have lunch at the Skylon Tower Revolving
Restaurant. Spend an afternoon viewing the falls and various attractions.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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