Located 820 meters above sea level where the rolling hills of the Jerusalem pine forest meet the golden Judaean desert, is the sprawling Ramat Rachel Hotel, Congress, and Spa complex.
This four-star deluxe property is a winning combination of luxurious accommodations, outstanding views of Bethlehem, Jerusalem and the Judaean hills and extensive facilities. A short drive from the Old City and the heart of Jerusalem, the hotel serves as a convenient and comfortable base for touring the Holy City and the surrounding sites. The hotel has its roots as a youth hostel built in 1969 by the members of Kibbutz Ramat Rachel to serve groups of Israelis and tourists visiting Israel's capital city.

Today, some thirty years later, the Ramat Rachel Hotel boasts 164 rooms and an exclusive country club and health spa.
A complete conference center including a fully equipped, 300-seat auditorium, lecture rooms, and an awning permanently erected in the hotel's gardens provide ample space for the many seminars, conferences,exhibitions, celebrations, and other events that take place throughout the year.

Guests entering the elegant Ramat Rachel Hotel lobby are greeted by a friendly and attentive reception staff. While it has undergone major modernization and expansion recently, this employee-owned hotel is professionally staffed by kibbutz residents who treat every guest as a member of their extended family.

The Israeli tradition of warm hospitality is expressed in the staff's dedication to service and attention to detail. The hotel's expansive grounds merge with Jerusalem's green belt, a path of natural woods and landscape that surrounds the entire city, making it the largest undeveloped area within the boundaries of Jerusalem.

The hotel is developing a several-kilometer-long walking/running trail that circles the grounds and provides spectacular views of Jerusalem's peripheral neighborhoods, Bethlehem with the Church of the Nativity as its centerpiece, the Old City in all its splendor, and the Judaean desert.

A well known archeological site, containing the remains of an ancient fortress and village, serves as the backdrop for a modern sculpture. The hotel is completely wheelchair accessible with ramps, wide doors, and specially designed rooms.

Hotel Facilities

Rooms

The Ramat Rachel Hotel has 164 spacious rooms, all with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape and some with private terraces. The hotel's VIP rooms are particularly large and come with a whirlpool bath as well as other special amenities.

All of the rooms are equipped with satellite TV, central AC, radio, and a direct dial telephone with voice mail. Nonsmoking, connecting, and wheelchair-accessible rooms are available.

Gift and Souvenir Shop:

Souvenir hunters will find solutions to all of their gift and personal needs while enjoying the convenience and relaxed atmosphere of the well-stocked boutique in the hotel lobby. Shoppers can choose from a hand-picked selection of high quality gifts and souvenirs including silk clothing, Dead Sea beauty products, entertaining t-shirts, Armenian pottery, Jerusalem glass, and jewelry made by local artists, including the unique jewerly design of Kibbutz member Yael Cohen.

Beauty Salon:

Guests are invited to get ready for a night on the town or a special occasion in the hotel's full service beauty salon. The salon's professional staff pampers its customers with a complete array of up-to-date hair and beauty treatments.

Synagogue:

There is a permanent synagogue within the Ramat Rachel complex, with its own ark and flexible seating arrangements. Every effort is made to accommodate the needs of groups and individuals spending holidays or celebrating an event at the hotel.

Other services:

The hotel provides all the services expected from a luxury hotel including laundry, currency exchange, safe deposit boxes, car rental, facsimile, and photocopying as well as touring information and planning assistance.

Tourist Rates

TOURIST $USD RATES	7 NIGHT PACKAGE	4 NIGHT PACKAGE	3 NIGHT PACKAGE	PRE / POST Incl. Breakfast	SHABBAT HAGADOL Friday 26th Full Board
1 Room
1 Adult	$ 3,080	$ 1,850	$ 1,415	$ 130	$ 220
2 Adults	$ 3,425	$ 2,055	$ 1,575	$ 160	$ 300
3 Adults	$ 4,965	$ 2,980	$ 2,275	$ 225	$ 435
2 Adults + 1 Child	$ 4,140	$ 2,485	$ 1,900	$ 200	$ 485
2 Adults + 2 Children	$ 4,855	$ 2,915	$ 2,225	$ 240	$ 465
1 Adult + 1 Child	$ 3,425	$ 2,055	$ 1,575	$ 170	$ 300
1 Adult + 2 Children	$ 4,140	$ 2,485	$ 1,900	$ 210	$ 385
2 Rooms
2 Adults + 2 Children	$ 6,425	$ 3,855	$ 2,945	$ 320	$ 510
2 Adults + 3 Children	$ 6,845	$ 4,110	$ 3,140	$ 340	$ 590
2 Adults + 4 Children	$ 7,560	$ 4,540	$ 3,470	$ 360	$ 670
2 Adults + 5 Children	$ 8,275	$ 4,965	$ 3,795	$ 380	$ 750
2 Adults + 6 Children	$ 8,990	$ 5,395	$ 4,125	$ 400	$ 830

Israeli Rates

ISRAELI NIS RATES	7 NIGHT PACKAGE	4 NIGHT PACKAGE	3 NIGHT PACKAGE	PRE / POST Incl. Breakfast	SHABBAT HAGADOL Friday 26th Full Board
1 Room
1 Adult	10,780	6,470	4,945	545	785
2 Adults	11,980	7,190	5,500	680	1,080
3 Adults	17,370	10,425	7,965	955	1,550
2 Adults + 1 Child	14,480	8,690	6,640	850	1,360
2 Adults + 2 Children	16,980	10,190	7,790	1,020	1,640
1 Adult + 1 Child	11,980	7,190	5,500	715	1,080
1 Adult + 2 Children	14,480	8,690	6,640	885	1,360
2 Rooms
2 Adults + 2 Children	22,480	13,490	10,310	1,360	1,865
2 Adults + 3 Children	23,960	14,380	10,990	1,445	2,160
2 Adults + 4 Children	26,460	15,880	12,135	1,530	2,440
2 Adults + 5 Children	28,960	17,380	13,280	1,705	2,900
2 Adults + 6 Children	31,460	18,880	14,430	1,875	3,000

Swimming pools

Ramat Rachel's sprawling country club starts with a well tended lawn sprinkled with towering Jerusalem pine trees and lounge chairs surrounding an expansive, heated, all-weather pool. A large pergola shades the kiddie pool. Four tennis courts and Jerusalem's longest water slide complete the outdoor facilities of this exclusive club.

Sports center

A fully equipped, modern exercise room allows guests to continue their fitness routine while traveling. Guests may participate in the various exercise and stretching classes that are given during the week.

The health club's professional staff provides guidance and support. The club's whirlpool, sauna and steam bath provide a relaxing way to pamper sore muscles after a strenuous workout or a long day of sightseeing. The center is open to members and hotel guests only.

Spa

The Ramat Rachel Spa is a world unto itself. Upon entering the spa doors, clients are lifted into a realm where peace and serenity reign. Guests are welcome to indulge in a spa treatment offered by one of the professionals on staff.

Treatments

Different types of massage and holistic treatments, such as Shiatsu, Ayurveda massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, and Reiki, are available as are nutritional and naturopathy counseling.

The spa has a loyal clientele of local residents who are attracted to the high quality staff and facilities. Hotel guests are accepted on an advanced reservation basis and enjoy preferential rates.

Dining

The hotel's 350-seat dining hall, serving three full kosher meals a day, is an expansive, high-ceilinged room overlooking Bethlehem and some of Jerusalem's newest neighborhoods.

The full Israeli breakfast included in the price of the room is an excellent way to start a busy day of sightseeing.
Guests are invited to choose from the variety of salads, egg dishes, fresh baked goods, local cheeses and other dairy products generously arranged on large, marble topped buffets.

Lunch and dinner are also served buffet style and start with a colorful selection of salads and other appetizers based on Israel's freshest produce. A varied menu includes a choice of attentively prepared soups, side dishes, and main courses, but guests should be sure to save room for the tantalizing cakes and sweets from the desert buffet.

The hotel stocks a carefully selected choice of quality Israeli wines and a large assortment of non-alcoholic beverages.
The lobby cafe, open from morning till midnight, serves drinks and light meals throughout the day and provides a place for guests to enjoy a quiet moment or catch up with friends over mid-morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a before dinner aperitif.
The pool snack bar, with its outdoor/indoor seating and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, provides light meals and beverages throughout the day.

Congresses & Seminars

The Ramat Rachel Congress and Seminar Center is used for a variety of purposes including conferences, exhibits, and seminars. With fourteen meeting rooms, a modern, fully equipped 300-seat auditorium, and a spacious reception area, the hotel has complete facilities for any type of event.

The hotel can provide audio-visual equipment such as slide and overhead projectors, TV, VCR, white boards, flip charts, telephone lines for telemarketing needs and Internet connection.

Events

The hotel hosts numerous wedding, bar mitzvah, and other family celebrations. An outdoor wedding canopy has a breathtaking view of the southern outskirts of Jerusalem as a backdrop for a memorable ceremony. A large, permanent awning provides shade during the day and warmth during the cool Jerusalem nights for outdoor dining and dancing.

Easily accessible from the city center and providing ample, free parking, Ramat Rachel's conference and event facilities are in use throughout the year. The hotel's catering staff is experienced at creating menus and fine food for groups numbering forty to nine-hundred.

Jerusalem

In ancient times...

In ancient times Jerusalem was considered the center of the world. Nowadays, this unique city is rightly the centerpiece of any visit to Israel, whether as a destination in its own right or as a star attraction of a cultural or religious tour. The birthplace of Judaism and Christianity and one of Islam's four holy cities, Jerusalem has deep significance for nearly every visitor. Where to start? Whether it's the Old City with its dense cluster of religious and historical sites, the wondrously legible Dead Sea Scrolls, or the Mount of Olives, the list of memorable attractions is practically limitless.

But Jerusalem is much greater than the sum of its parts. For many, one visit is simply not enough to fully grasp the experience. Jerusalem residents also claim that their city never fully reveals itself and that its mystery constantly fascinates.

Jerusalem is also a beautiful modern city. The distinctive honey colored Jerusalem stone with which all buildings are faced, glows with extraordinary vibrancy at sunset, making it easy to see why the city is called Jerusalem of Gold. Set high on a series of craggy hilltops, the approach to Jerusalem is always a thrilling experience regardless of how often the journey is repeated. Its climate also sets it apart. Invariably crisp and cool even in Israel's long summers - the city offers an extra measure of welcome to those escaping the humidity and heat of the coastal areas.

Travel back in time along ancient city streets and structures. Visit the many museums, in particular the superb Israel Museum, treasure house of biblical, ethnographic and art collections. You can bargain for spices and carpets in the bazaar, shop for arts and crafts and view the cultural diversity that is so typical of Jerusalem. Concerts, dining, people watching - the variety is endless. All you need is time.

Mini Israel - See it all - in miniature !

A must for every tourist coming to Israel Mini Israel is the "Showcase of Israel." Exhibited are hundreds of amazingly accurate models, at a scale of 1:25, of the most important architectural, historic, archeological, religious and social sites as well as buildings of importance to all religions and cultures inhabiting the country. The 25,000 miniature 'Israelis' in the models are all 7cm in height!!

Since its opening in 2002, Mini Israel has become one of the most popular tourist attractions, primarily due to its ideal location (halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, just 15 minutes from the airport), and also because tourists of all ages, denominations and communities find their most beloved and cherished sites and buildings presented "at eye level ." Exhibits are periodically updated and renewed, and therefore each visit ensures a new discovery of sites, scenes and attractions which were not previously there.

Mini Israel is located in the Latrun region, near the Armored Corps Memorial and the Trappist Monastery.
The exhibit extends over an area of about 35,000 square meters (7.5 Acres) and offers its guests : A Visitors Center with a food court, a souvenir shop, a miniature tree (bonsai) nursery and a meeting hall where a movie telling the story of the establishment of the site is screened.
Openning hours : November-December 10:00-18:00
January-March 10:00-18:00
April 10:00-20:00
May-June 10:00-21:00
July-August 10:00-22:00
September-October 10:00-20:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
Tel.08-9130000
www.minisrael.co.il

The New Holocaust History Museum

The New Museum consists of the Holocaust History Museum-and within it the Hall of Names- the Museum of Holocaust Art, and the Exhibitions Pavilion.

David's Citadel Museum ( Tower of David ) Set in the magnificently restored ancient Citadel' first constructed 2,000 years ago by Herod the Great, the Tower of David Museum traces Jerusalem long and eventful history through state-of-the-art displays and exhibits' utilizing the most advanced technologies.
Canaanites and Hebrews, Greeks and Romans, Crusaders, Muslims, Turks, British, and Israelis are richly presented and seek harmony within the age-old walls.
The panoramic route along the Citadel towers with its most breathtaking views of the city and the lush archaelogical gardens, all add to an experience you will cherish.
Mondays and Wednesdays, August, at 10:00 and 12:00 noon, special stories about Jerusalem at the time of the Middle ages. Guided tours in English - Monday - Friday 11:00.
Museum open - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10:00-16:00 Wednesday 09:30-21:30. Jaffa Gate. Tel - 02-6265333.

The Tunnels of Time in the Ophel Park

The Archaeological Park of Jerusalem is located at the foot of the southern wall of the Temple Mount and exhibits the most exciting remnants found in Jerusalem from the Second Temple Period. Above Herodian Street, next to the parking lot, a pile of enormous stones commemorates the destruction of the Second Temple.
Above the road stands the Robinson Arch, named after the famous researcher Edward Robinson, who first discovered it in 1852.

Impressive structures of the Hasmonean and Byzantine periods include ruins of the palaces from the first Islamic period, the ancient City of David, and the mighty  towers built by the powerful Sultans.

A mini-museum called the Wolfson Tunnel at the Archeological Park, displaying ruins from the Second Temple Period, the Late Roman Period, the Byzantine Period, the Ancient Islamic Period and more.
The impressive lobby prepares the visitor for the unique three-dimensional visual experience displayed at the Davidson Visitor's Center.
Descending the ramps of the different ancient periods provides a journey through two thousand years of history.

The most impressive exhibit is the interactive-virtual model of the Temple Mount, activated by a super-computer, which illustrates the Second Temple Period. This film documents 150 years of the Temple Mount area's excavation and uses the most modern animation to depict the Pilgrimage to the Temple.
After your experience at the Archeological Park, the walls of Jerusalem will never look the same.

Herzl Tomb and the Herzl Museum

The Herzl Museum is located on Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem, beside the graves of the leaders of the nation.
The museum, which was founded in 1960, a century after the birth of Theodor Herzl, has been renovated and updated, and now uses state-of-the-art simulations to take the visitor back in time to the various periods in Herzl's life.
Another section of the museum presents a re-creation of Herzl's study with some of the
actual furnishings and papers it contained.
Address: Mt. Herzl , Jerusalem
Tel: 02-6321515

Tisch Family Biblical Zoo

An imaginatively landscaped zoo on 62 acres built among mountains and surrounded by stunning views. A central lake surrounds monkey islands. Visitors can view a wide range of animals in spacious enclosures without bars, including species mentioned in the Bible and rare or endangered species. Small animals from desert to rainforest, a huge aviary, Bibleland Wildlife Preserve, and African and South American enclosures. New attractions : beautiful penguin exhibit, computerized Visitors Center in Noah's Ark, beautiful Lemur land and fascinating Birdwatchers Route. For children: Zoo train (not on Saturday and public holidays), children's zoo, ecological maze and large playground.

Open Sunday - Thursday 09:00 - 17:00, Friday 09:00 - 16:30, Saturday 10:00 - 18:00. Near Malcha Mall.
Tel - 02-6750130, 6750125, 6750111.

Bloomfield Science Museum

Recommended for children and youth; also enjoyable for adults.
It is a new and modern museum with innovative and sophisticated exhibits that illustrate different scientific areas. Recommended for children and youth; also enjoyable for adults.

august only- Tuesday, Thursday 10:00-21:00,
Monday-Thursday 10:00-18:00. Saturday 10:00-14:00.
Closed on Sunday and Friday.  02-6544888

Time Elevator

Journey through an exiting presentation of 3000 years of Jerusalem's history. Beit Agron, 37 Hillel st,.  Tel - 02-6248381.
Sunday-Friday 10:00-14:00; Saturday 12:00-18:00 

Natural History Museum

Exhibition of Natural Sciences and the Human Body. Open Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday 09:00 - 13:00, Monday and Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00, Saturday 10:00-14:00. Mohliver st.,  Tel-02-5631116

Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem

The only museum in the world displaying the history of the biblical period in the various lands of the Bible.

The Museum is a center for cultural and educational programming. It is the only museum in the world displaying the history of the biblical period in the various lands of the Bible. In just six years the museum has produced numerous outstanding special exhibitions such as "The Jewish Presence in Ancient Rome" which marked the first cultural exchange between the Vatican and State of Israel following the opening of diplomatic relations. And, in 1996 the Museum presented "Jerusalem - A Capital For All Times; Royal Cities of the Biblical World" as the primary exhibition for the Jerusalem 3,000 celebrations, and brought record breaking crowds into the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna as the first stop on its international tour.
Daily guided tours for adults Sun - Fri: English - 10:15, Hebrew - 11:00,
plus Wednesdays: English - 17:30, Hebrew -18:00. Groups by advance reservation.

Sun. Mon. Tues. Thurs. 09:30-17:30 Wed. 9:30-21:30
Fri.Holidays eves 09:30-14:00 02-5611066

The Jerusalem Botanical Garden

The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens comprises more than six thousand plant species, which were brought to Israel from all over the world and are being preserved for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. The plants are displayed in six sections, each designed to create a miniature landscape of the region of origin of the plants. The Gardens also boasts a tropical greenhouse in the name of Florence Dvorsky, which contains a wide variety of plants from tropical regions. The University Botanical Gardens operates enrichment programs for school children - from kindergarten to secondary school - on numerous and diverse subjects dealing with nature and preservation of the environment.
Sunday to Thursday 09:00 -17:00, Saturdays 10:00 - 17:00, 02-6794012

The L.A. Mayer Museum of Islamic Art

Museum of Islamic art - a collection of Jewish miniatures, arts, tools and weapons from Islamic lands.
The museum was opened in memory of Prof. L.A. Mayer, an important Islamic art and archeology scholar. The museum represents a culture that has been forming for over one thousand years and has spread over several continents. The display includes miniature artware made from clay, glass, wood, ivory and also metalware, jewelry, calligraphy and miniatures.
The display is set in a didactic order, allowing one to follow the evolution of Islamic art from its start to the 19th century.
Ha-Palmakh 2
Sunday-Thursday 10:00-18:00. Tuesday 10:00 -18:00. Friday, Saturday, holiday eves and holidays 10:00-14:00
02-5661292

Montefiore's Windmill

Miniature model of the Yemin Moshe neighborhood at the time of Montefiore.

Jerusalem Mall - Malcha

Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, at 18:00, performances and workshops especially for children.  Tel - 02-6791333

Shai Agnon House

This is the two-story house where Nobel prize-winning author S.Y. Agnon resided.
On the ground floor, the living room has been preserved.
Its character teaches us about the modesty and simplicity that typified Agnon's family life. The other rooms in the house feature exhibits of photographs, paintings, and other items.
Agnon's study, with its extensive and unique library containing thousands of books, is on the second floor. Various items that belonged to Agnon are also exhibited here, including the typewriter on which his wife Esther typed his stories from his handwriting.
The room beside the library contains, among other things, Agnon's Nobel Prize and Israel Prize certificates. Study days, lectures, and workshops are held in the reading room, and tours in Jerusalem on the theme of Agnon and his works are organized.
Address: 16 Klausner, Talpiot, Jerusalem Tel. (02) 671-649

Museum of Italian Jewish Art

Housed in the former Schmidt Compound's building in the heart of Jerusalem, the U. Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art is one of Jerusalemws most precious possessions.
Founded in 1981, it was set up to collect, preserve and display objects pertaining to Jewish life in Italy from the Middle Ages through the present. In addition to the permanent collection, a number of temporary exhibits are held throughout the year covering a wide range of topics related to Italian Jewry, as well as conferences, concerts and guided tours suitable for all ages and interests.
In the past few years, thanks to extensive media coverage and hard work, the number of visitors has grown steadily. The museum’s opening hours were increased accordingly. An average of forty thousand people now visit the Museum each year. Approximately ten thousand of these are pupils; the others come in organized groups both from Israel and abroad.

Sun, Tue, Wed: 9am-5pm Mon: 9am-2pm Thurs, Fri: 9am-1pm Closed on Shabbat and Jewish Holidays  02-6241610

TOURS

Western Wall Tunnels Tour: 488 meters of history. Individual and group tours by prior arrangement only. Tel 02-6271333. Fee.

Yad Vashem The Holocaust Museum: Free guided tours in English. Historical Museum, Hall or Remembrance and children's Memorial. Open Sunday - Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00, Thursday 09:00-20:00, Friday 09:00 - 14:00. Tel.: 02-6443400

The City of David-Visitors Centre: Tours of the City of David-Jerusalem, First Temple period. Sunday-Thursday 08:00-17:00, Friday 08:00-13:00, Saturday- Closed,
Tel 02-6262341.

The Knesset - The Israeli Parliament: Free guided tours of the Knesset Building. Sunday, Thursday  08:30, 11:00, 14:30. Tel 02-6753420. Advance booking only. Passport  required.

The Supreme Court: Free guided tours in English. Sun-Thurs.:12:00 Tel. 02-6759612/3

The University Botanical Gardens: Guided tour in English. Fee. (upon request).Tel. 02-6794012/3

SPNI. Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel: Tours to special places in Jerusalem ( fee ). Helene Hamalka St., Tel - 02-6257682

Contact info – Phone 0522-678-900 Email:segwayjerusalem@walla.com

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1 - EXPERIENCE COUNTS: This is our 23rd consecutive year operating Pesach programs. If you are looking for the best Pesach vacation package, you just found it! Just ask our many clients who come year after year! 2 - RECOGNITION & SERVICE: The hotel management and staff know our every need. All our wants are anticipated and fulfilled with a huge smile and exceptional service - after all they have been hosting Pesach Program for over 2 decades. 3 - EXPERIENCED HOSTS: Headed by the dynamic duo, David & Chana Walles, the Eddie's Travel team will personally host you at the hotel. With a wealth of experience behind them their team will make sure that your Pesach experience will be most inspiring and memorable. 4 - LUXURY DINING: Full board on Shabbat & chag. Half Board on Chol Hamoed. Experienced chefs & staff present a wide variety of delicious and fresh food served with finesse. Special kids meals, fabulous carvery and dessert buffets. Glatt Kosher. Gebrochts. No Kitniyot. 5 - AFTERNOON HIGH TEA: Each day we will have an Afternoon High Tea serving a large variety of hot and cold drinks, juices, cakes, mousses, snacks & ice creams. 6 - FAMILY PACKAGES: Special Family Plan Rates are available to make your stay more affordable and comfortable!		7 - FULL PROGRAM: A complete schedule of daily programs, including: lectures, Shiurim, musical presentations and entertaining performances as well as a professional entertainment team that conducts a complete program of children's activities from morning till evening. Also included are two half-day guided bus tours around Jerusalem area. There will be separate men and women swimming hours in the morning followed by family swimming - ALL INCLUSIVE. 8 - SCHOLAR IN RESIDENCE: Rabbi Beller has much experience at the pulpit as communal rabbi in South Africa and Israel. Utilizing his background in speech and drama Rabbi Beller has appeared regularly on television and radio and is quite the entertainer while imparting intriguing ideas. SPECIAL ATMOSPHERE: Superb Ba'alei Tefilah combined with the special ruach at Tefilah services and wonderful atmosphere amongst our group adds to the fantastic Yom Tov experience. 9 - THE ONLY RESORT IN JERUSALEM: This four-star deluxe property is a winning combination of luxurious accommodations, outstanding views of Bethlehem, Jerusalem and the Judaean hills and extensive facilities. A short drive from the Old City and the heart of Jerusalem, the hotel serves as a convenient and comfortable base for touring the Holy City and the surrounding sites. 10 - SATISFACTION & VALUE: Our Pesach is carefully planned every year, with 22 years of experience to ensure the ultimate Chag experience for your maximum benefit and enjoyment. We say most confidently after our 22 year record of returning satisfied clientele that you may be satisfied with other programs BUT...that will only last until you've experienced a Pesach with Eddie's Travel !