What is the difference between consolidated, shared departures and private group tours?
If you are an individual person or a small group (under ten people), you can take advantage of our regular departures for Christian travelers. These are very carefully constructed tours that contain all the elements that are important in a good tour. (See measuring value for money in selecting a tour.) You may not know the other travelers in the group when the tour assembles in Israel, but you will enjoy the friendly company of others who, just like you, are seeking an experience in the Land of the Bible. These tours are called “consolidated” because the participants are coming from many different cities and probably various denominations within the Christian world. A private tour is one that your church, bible study group, family, or other group has organized just for its own members. On private tours, you can select your own dates of travel, hotels, and touring program. Private tours are available for as few as twelve passengers, so even if you are a small group, you can still enjoy
