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1 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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My family travels a great deal so naturally when first saw this type of book i was overjoyed. i thought this is fantastic! come on we're all jealous that the average american can go to the local mcdonalds for a burger and fries but where can a practising jew go on a decent vacation, back to miami? i wanted to visit the grand canyon the liberty bell the white house the...
Published on June 4, 2000 by gordon singer
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The Jewish Travel Guide 2001 provides a wealth of information, unfortunately I found a lot of problems with the Spanish section. In a number of entries, address and or phone numbers were not correct. The guide is valuable as an outline, but the savy traveller will do a lot of advance internet research if he dosen't wish to be disapointed.
Published on November 5, 2001 by Moshe Bar-Z'ev
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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By Moshe Bar-Z'ev (Beit El, Israel) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Jewish Travel Guide 2000: International Edition (Paperback)
The Jewish Travel Guide 2001 provides a wealth of information, unfortunately I found a lot of problems with the Spanish section. In a number of entries, address and or phone numbers were not correct. The guide is valuable as an outline, but the savy traveller will do a lot of advance internet research if he dosen't wish to be disapointed.
1 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
you're not alone,
This review is from: Jewish Travel Guide 2000: International Edition (Paperback)
My family travels a great deal so naturally when first saw this type of book i was overjoyed. i thought this is fantastic! come on we're all jealous that the average american can go to the local mcdonalds for a burger and fries but where can a practising jew go on a decent vacation, back to miami? i wanted to visit the grand canyon the liberty bell the white house the list is almost endless the US is huge no need to travel to countries where no one speaks english and exchange rates kill you any way the info in this book book is a life saver, pack the kids in mini van nad you're off to almost anywhere in north america thanks to Mr Zaidner see ya there |
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Jewish Travel Guide 2000: International Edition by Michael Zaidner (Paperback - Mar. 2000)
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