Birthright alternative for (non-young) adults?

[JuryDuty]

A jewish guy at work has never been to Israel and expressed that he wants to go. Any reccos? (He's above the age for birthright)

[Dan]

A jewish guy at work has never been to Israel and expressed that he wants to go. Any reccos? (He's above the age for birthright)

Open a couple credit cards?

[JuryDuty]

Open a couple credit cards?

Of course.

I think it's less the price and more looking for a trip geared to people who've never been to Israel before.

[Essen est zich]

I know Aish has had a trip several years ago (i know someone who went), im pretty sure chabad(JLI) also does a israel trip.

[JuryDuty]

I know Aish has had a trip several years ago (i know someone who went), im pretty sure chabad(JLI) also does a israel trip.

I've heard of the aish one - if anyone has the link or contact information it would be great.

[HudZ]

Of course.

I think it's less the price and more looking for a trip geared to people who've never been to Israel before.

I always see advertised - private tour guides to take you around Israel...

[incendia]

He can try Masa Israel and look through what programs there are

He could also try calling birthright and see if they have any trips for people older than 25

[Essen est zich]

I've heard of the aish one - if anyone has the link or contact information it would be great.

JLI just had theirs https://www.landandspirit.org/

Aish still shows last years date https://www.goinspire.com/trips/solidarity-israel-mission/