1. Pilgrimage Tours :  These tours are designed especially for church groups and
            individuals who want to see the spiritual and Biblical sites of the Holy Land.
            SETI’s pilgrimage tours are often tailored to fit the beliefs of a particular
            denomination, and defer broadly to the leading pastor or minister, so that each
            group can gain the most from its experience in the Holy Land. In addition, SETI
            generally builds time into the schedule for church or communion services, worship,
            and prayer at many of the sites.

        2. Alternative Tours :  As new kind of tour, “alternative” tours focus on the
            political history of Israel-Palestine, and cover current events and perspectives
            on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. These tours offer a ”down and dirty” look at
            every day life in the Middle East, and go far off traditional tour routes. Alternative
            tours are excellent for students, educators, practitioners, and anyone else
            interested in gaining a first-hand understanding about the turmoil in the Middle East.
            SETI’s alternative tours are also unique in that they often involve NGO’s, politicians,
            local educators, and religious leaders as guest guides or speakers.

          3. Educational Tours : SETI works with a number of universities and schools to provide
              academic tours to Israel-Palestine, Jordan, and Egypt. These tours can be as short
              as 5 days or as long as a semester, and are often acredited as part of a study abroad
              or certificate program. Study tours can focus on a specific academic discipline, such
              as Divinity, Political Science, Art, Archaeology, Government, Conflict Studies, or
              Arabic / Hebrew language study, or a study tour can appeal to a broad range of
              disciplines with an interdisciplinary focus. For departments and programs, these tours
              also can provide a source of additional inclome.

          4. Business Seminars : SETI arranges many seminars in destinations such as Cairo,
              Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Amman. Seminars often include day-trips to nearbye
              tourist attractions, and serve to put your organization or business on the map.

          5. Retreats, Cruises, Safaris, and more! : Of course, most tours do not fit into one specific
              category or another! SETI offers a variety of tours, including retreats, spa packages,
              eco-tours, outdoor hiking or cycling tours, Jeep “Safaris”, camel caravan tours, Nile and
              Mediterranean cruises, and more! Plus, if you have an idea for a tour and don’t see it
              listed, we can make it happen! We work with hotels ranging from “backpacker hotels” to
              luxury resorts, and can arrange travel on anything from a donkey or camel to a deluxe,
              air-conditioned tour bus.

Citizen Diplomacy Tour -
“Paths to Positive Change

     The tour is being hosted by George Mason University’s CRDC, Sulha Peace Project, and Al-Tariq
     (the Palestinian Institute for Devolpment and Democracy).

    >> Click here to download the flyer for more information.
    >> To register for this tour, email us at seti.tours@gmail.com

 The ACR Holy Land Tour: Nov.4-Nov. 13

  >> Click here to download the flyer for more information.
  >> To register for this tour, email Rich Bartoli at rabartoli@verizon.net