Yariv Hen - Articles

 

Shalom,

My name is Yariv and I'm a private tour guide in Israel. was born in 1974 in Israel. After serving in the infantry corps in the Israeli army I sign in to a tour guides course, which I graduated in 2000. In 2004 I graduated Humanities studies at the University of Ben Gurion in Beer Sheva.

I’ve been guiding tours all over Israel since the year 2000. I am experienced in guiding a wide variety of groups, including Christian, Jews, families and individuals.
I believe that the best way to achieve a total experience in this country is by touring the land with a native Israeli guide. A guide who knows the ins and outs of the region, speaks the language, understands the culture and temperament of the people.
For me, touring Israel is one of my life's pleasures and therefore has become my profession. The ingredients of an ideal tour are knowledge and love of the country, a good sense of humor and a lot of patience.

I invite you to be part of this unique Israeli experience that we offer in Israel. And I'll be happy to assist you any way I can in order to have a successful journey.

Yours

Yariv Hen

Touring Israel- is it Safe?

Unfortunately a substantial number of people would not consider Israel as a tourism destination. Unlike many others, that returns to Israel after having a very successful first visit. only people that have visited Israel understands that Israel is the safest country in the world. Read

By: Yariv Hen | 16/09/2008 | Destinations

Private Tours in Israel

There are 3 ways in which you can travel Israel: by your own, with a group or with a private tour. This article explains why preferring private tour on the other tour options that mentioned above. Indeed Israel is a modern country with western culture, a country in which getting along should not be too hard. All signs written both in Hebrew and English, most people you will meet will speak Basic English and yet, here are 11 reasons for preferring a private tour guide when you are in Israel. Read

By: Yariv Hen | 14/09/2008 | Destinations