For international participants, the conference and March of the Nations have been designed as a single event. As a rule, it is possible to participate just in the March just by itself. Registration for the March of the Nations for international participants, however, will only go online in March 2023, if there are still any free spaces available by then. In order to secure your place, we recommend all international participants to register now for the March of the Nations including the conference.

In March 2023, we will ask participants to tell us which city they would like to go to. There will be three wishes to choose from, but since the number of participants in each city is limited, we cannot guarantee that the first wish will be granted.

In January 2023, a Hebrew website for Israelis will go online, offering registration for the March of the Nations under special terms for Israelis, and we will publish more detailed information about the marches in the different cities and Jerusalem. Of course, Israelis can also register regularly for the international Christian conference leading up to the march.

Complete the group form, and you will receive a special offer for groups.

The regular ticket price is 299 USD. Until December 31, 2022, there is an early bird discount, so the ticket costs only 249 USD.

From May 2023, the ticket price increases to 329 USD.

Early Bird/Regular Price/Late Booking:

249 USD / 299 USD / 329 USD

Reduced Rate (under 25 ys old):

199 USD / 249 USD / 269 USD

Children under the age of 6:

Free

Ramada Hotel Jerusalem

Herzl Boulevard

91033 Jerusalem

Carry the message of friendship and the voice of reconciliation to Israel’s cities. Meet Holocaust survivors and their families and form personal friendships that connect you consistently with Israel.

Conference Language for the event will be English. Translation will be available at a cost of 15 USD into the following languages: German, French, Polish, Russian and Spanish. Translation can be booked along with the registration.

In addition to the Contractual Conditions of WorldWide Village Travel Ltd. the following cancellation policy is valid for your trip:

Cancellation charges

In case of cancellations by client, the following percentage of the total price will be charged:

Until 91 days prior the scheduled departure date: non refundable down payment

90 – 41 days prior the scheduled departure date: 50% of total amount

40 – 0 days prior the scheduled departure date: 100% of total amount

Cancellation of additional services

Unless otherwise stated, all by the client prebooked additional services (e.g. pre- and/or postnights at hotels, transfers, rental cars and many more) related are non refundable after booking. In case of full cancellation of the tour by World Wide Village Travel Ltd. the down payment as well as prebooked pre- / and postnights will be refunded by the operator.

If you have an international plan, your cell phone may work in Israel, please check with your local provider.

Every year between 3 and 4 million tourists vacation in Israel. The planes of 90+ airlines wouldn’t fly to Israel if it weren’t safe. Israel is an extremely safe country to visit and tour. We would not encourage tourists to come if we felt they would be in danger.

Israel is an ultra-modern country with the world’s highest number of doctors per capita, and a health and hospital system. Currently no vaccinations including Covid-19 vaccinations are required to visit Israel (unless you have recently been in an area where there have been epidemics of yellow fever, cholera or ebola). You can buy most standard over-the-counter equivalent of North American drugs in Israel. You can also bring supplies of your standard prescription drugs with you. (If you need to bring syringes and vials of medicine – bring along a letter from your doctor attesting to your needs, just in case.) If you need to see a doctor in Israel, check with your hotel concierge. Travel insurance (including medical coverage) is always recommended for all foreign travel. A health insurance also covering Covid-19 is mandatory.

Current information about the entry requirements and the Covid-19 rules on site can be found here: https://corona.health.gov.il/en/abroad/arriving-foreign-nationals/

Most hotels in Israel have Wi-Fi available for hotel guests at customary prices. Many cafes and restaurants offer a complementary Wi-Fi service. Since September 2013, Tel Aviv offers a citywide free Wi-Fi network which provides 80 free Internet “hot spots” across the city.

Absolutely: tap water in Israel is safe and delicious. But, you will also find bottled mineral water everywhere. (It’s important to make sure you drink a lot, especially if you are walking, hiking or exercising during hot weather.)

The VAT (Value Added Tax) in Israel is 17%. It’s already included in most prices in Israel. VAT is waived for tourists at hotels, tour companies and car rental agencies. Like in Europe and elsewhere, tourists can receive a refund of the VAT they paid on purchases when departing the country, the refund program and the purchase amount in one tax invoice including VAT must exceed 400 ILS.