Ein Kerem

September 26th 2012
Ein Kerem There have been some interesting areas of Israel that will always bring a smile to my face because of the landscape or the people who live there. One such place is Ein Kerem meaning ‘Spring of the Vineyard’, a picturesque village with narrow streets and alleyways, dominated by beautiful churches lined on the terraced slopes. I remember saying to myself that in all the places I h ... read more

Middle East » Israel » Jerusalem District » Jerusalem

Following World War II, the British withdrew from their mandate of Palestine, and the UN partitioned the area into Arab and Jewish states, an arrangement rejected by the Arabs. Subsequently, the Israelis defeated the Arabs in a series of wars without... ... read more

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Daniella Hayman

Pursuingjourneys

At age 5 I ventured onto an aeroplane for the first time in my life and from that moment on I was travel-hooked. I could still remember the touch and smells of my first trip at that tender age. I have learnt that by absorbing the journey through not only site but touch, smell, sound and taste help to forever embed it into my memory and add to my personal self-fulfilment. I have taken my addiction to the feeling of exploration further than most by literally surrounding myself in anything to do with the subject and so I decided to study tourism and I am currently a second year travel student at ... full info

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