recommended colleagues

A former student of mine, in Tour guide courses, Aviad is perhaps the best of the younger tour-guide there is today in Israel. He is energetic, enthusiastic, interesting and often even exciting. An expert on both the Biblical and Modern history, Aviad delivers adynamic and moving experience in touring th Holy Land.

An excellent and veteran guide, with great social skills, knowledge, and service. Expert for off-road jeep tours, but anywhere you go with him, you are guaranteed to gain a great experience.

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A veteran excellent  guide, but more known as a teacher in tour guide course. Thousands of tour guides owe their skills (and badges in many cases..) to this endless source of energy. A benchmark for all educators, lecturers, and  guides. Always wanting to help, always helping to those who want.

An endless source of information and inspiration, a master in all fields, and a good and true friend.

Rabbi, Master, a source of inspiration, a benchmark for knowledge and whit.

An archaeologist and a guide since the 1960′s, Gabi is a walking encyclopedia on Biblical archaeology, and especially on Jerusalem. For many fields and subjects, much of my knowledge is based on him and his publications.

Gabi standing next to the Ketef Hinnom tombs model made in the Israel Museum. In these tombs Gabi's team found a 2600 year old silver amulet bearing the priestly blessing known from the Bible. (C) Danny Herman

Dr. Eyal Miron  is a perfect combination of a scholar and a guide. He wrote and edited several tour books, and is one of the most appreciated lecturer in tour guide courses. He does not have a tourism van (he doesn’t even have a driving license!), so he can only be ordered for a walking tour, or a tour with transportation+driver. A tour with a Eyal is a guaranteed experience!