Jun 19, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 13 segments
Discover which itinerary is right for your group, learn what makes ETS tours unique, and hear why churches are planning farther ahead than ever before. In This Webinar: ✅ Holy Land Classic, Journey…
John CavaraHost
So, so Bethany, um, what should travel advisors know about our inclusions for our journeys that we have for '27?
In 90% of our programs for 2027, we've included round-trip flights from the New York area, but of course, we can add on local domestic flights for your clients as well.
Breakfast and dinners are included in most of our touring, and when you're doing one of our cruise programs, of course, you have all the meals on the ship included, so it becomes really all-inclusive.
Like, if you're doing, um, a program in London or Paris, we don't typically include the dinners on those nights because you have so many amazing world-class restaurants, and they're way better than any meal you're gonna get as a typical hotel dinner.
So we usually leave those out so that people can explore some of the local food on their own.
We of course include the hotel stay, all the bus transportation, our expert guides, especially when it comes to biblical places like the Holy Land or Greece and Turkey, that have worked with us for 10, 15, or more years and really know their Bible backwards and forwards, and then of course all the entrance fees and reservations at sites.
So if anything is listed as a site to be visited in the brochure, all of that's already built in.
So especially on some of our biblical programs, um, they're really getting a lot of bang for their buck as far as the all-inclusivity.
So, so Bethany, um, what should travel advisors know about our inclusions for our journeys that we have for '27?
In 90% of our programs for 2027, we've included round-trip flights from the New York area, but of course, we can add on local domestic flights for your clients as well.
Breakfast and dinners are included in most of our touring, and when you're doing one of our cruise programs, of course, you have all the meals on the ship included, so it becomes really all-inclusive.
Like, if you're doing, um, a program in London or Paris, we don't typically include the dinners on those nights because you have so many amazing world-class restaurants, and they're way better than any meal you're gonna get as a typical hotel dinner.
So we usually leave those out so that people can explore some of the local food on their own.
We of course include the hotel stay, all the bus transportation, our expert guides, especially when it comes to biblical places like the Holy Land or Greece and Turkey, that have worked with us for 10, 15, or more years and really know their Bible backwards and forwards, and then of course all the entrance fees and reservations at sites.
So if anything is listed as a site to be visited in the brochure, all of that's already built in.
So especially on some of our biblical programs, um, they're really getting a lot of bang for their buck as far as the all-inclusivity.
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