Pesach, or Passover, is an important Jewish holiday that occurs during the Spring months. It is a great time of year to gather as a Family, enjoy symbolic food and beverages together, and tell stories about the exodus of the Israelites in Egypt. Although many people tend to stay home during Pesach, it is actually the perfect time of year to tackle items on your travel bucket list. Whether it’s traveling to the Holy Land, visiting relatives in another state, or spending it at an all-inclusive kosher resort, create new traditions this Pesach with a trip away from home.

Spend Passover with Family

Pesach often revolves around the family, and Seder is usually the first day everyone gathers together. If you are the one who hosts the entire family every time, why not take the opportunity to visit far-flung family members instead this year? Pesach is a great time to see family who you rarely see throughout the year. You can even organize this holiday with other relatives so that you all end up in the same place. 

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Spring is in the Air

Pesach falls in the season of spring, and the spring months offer the perfect temperature and ambiance to travel. With the cold months of winter gone and the promise of summer ahead, springtime is all about new beginnings, which makes it a great time to visit new places.

There are Plenty of Things to Do

Following on from the previous point, spring is also the time of year when many activities are available again after the winter months. This makes Pesach a great time for golfers to get together with family and get active at a luxury resort. Leisure Time Tours offer the perfect kosher For Passover Palm Beach vacation for those who enjoy golfing, relaxing at the spa, and other recreational activities. Going to a kosher Pesach vacation means that no one has to play host, and everyone gets to have fun.

Freedom From the Kitchen

Not only does travel during Pesach mean that no one plays host, but it also means that no one is stuck in the kitchen. Although spending Pesach at home has its charms, it usually means someone has to plan, cook and clean up after everyone else. Relieve the stress by taking a vacation as a family instead.

Take the Chance to Visit the Holy Land

Whether you have taken trips to the Holy Land in the past or you have been meaning to do it for years, visiting Israel is a great way to spend this special holiday. In Israel, you can experience a spectacular seder and get to grips with the cultural and religious offerings. Not to mention, spring is a great time to visit Israel. The days are warm, and the evenings are cool, which means you can immerse yourself in this wonderful country without being uncomfortably hot. Furthermore, the pleasant weather offers you the chance to tour Israel and check out all of the sites.

Now Ready for Some Fun

So, as you can see there are plenty of good reasons why you should travel during Pesach. Plus, you no matter where you go, you will still be able to gather for religious services and find time to honor the importance of the ceremonies observed during these eight days. But what are some great reasons you and your family travel during this important Jewish holiday? Have you found it a good time spend ticking off your bucket list items? Where is a great place you like to travel during Pesach? Let us know in the comments below & help us inspire someone else to travel during Pesach. 

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