Café Madeleine at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar exudes a sophisticated yet relaxed Parisian charm, seamlessly infused with the laid-back elegance of a tropical resort.
The contribution of Portuguese Jews to global history is immeasurable, and their story is intricately linked with the Jewish presence in Portugal spanning from the
The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the privilege of interviewing Rabbi Mendi Sudakevich, the leader of Chabad Lubavitch of Japan in Tokyo, to gain
Cuba, the jewel of the Caribbean, is an island like no other—renowned as it is for its stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture and timeless charm.
The 11th Annual Shabbat Chazzanut at Park East Synagogue in New York, held on Feb. 7-8, was an unforgettable experience, bringing together lovers of cantorial
The Czech Republic boasts a rich and enduring Jewish heritage that spans centuries. Notably, the country is home to the second-largest synagogue in Europe and
As a writer for the New York Jewish Travel Guide, I’ve had the pleasure of exploring the enchanting city of London. With its rich history,
One of Morocco’s most enchanting destinations on my list is the picturesque mountain village Chefchaouen, drenched in artistic blue hues and home to approximately 45,000
The New York Jewish Travel Guide sat down with Aaron Laine, chief rabbi of the Ashkenazi Jewish community of Panama at Beth El Synagogue,
La Chaux-de-Fonds keeps its wealth well hidden, a bit off the beaten track, so finding the charm in its austere grid of streets can be
