• Israel: U.S. dollars are widely accepted.

• Europe: The Euro is the official currency.

• Cash Recommendations:

  • Bring approximately $300 for lunches and small incidentals.

  • Carry $20–$50 in $1 bills for water and small purchases.

• Credit Cards: MasterCard and Visa are accepted at most stores.

• Travel Tip: Notify your credit card company before traveling to avoid any issues with international charges.

• Dress casually and comfortably throughout the tour.

• Church Visits: Shorts and sleeveless shirts are not allowed.

• Acceptable Attire: Pants, capris, and jeans are suitable.

• Please ensure you dress respectfully at all times, especially when visiting religious sites.

• Voltage: The local voltage is 220V. You will need a current adapter from 110V to 220V.

• Plug Type: Bring plug adapters with two round prongs for your devices.

• Hair Dryers: All hotels on the tour provide hair dryers in the rooms.

• Water: Tap water is generally safe to drink, but we highly recommend bottled water for comfort and convenience.

If you do not hold a U.S. passport, please contact the embassy or consulate of the country you are visiting to confirm visa requirements and entry regulations.

Israel Travel Authorization (ETA-IL)

All travelers to Israel must have a valid visa or ETA-IL approval before beginning their journey.

• For more information and to apply, please visit the ETA-IL website.

For questions or assistance, please contact Prophecy Tours directly.

Travel Insurance Recommendation

We strongly encourage all travelers to purchase travel insurance for added security and peace of mind, though it is not required.

Recommended Provider:
Prophecy Tours has partnered with Trawick International for many years and confidently recommends their plans.

Coverage Information:
Please review all coverage details, exclusions, and policy specifics directly on the Trawick International website to ensure the plan meets your needs.

Payments:
All travel insurance payments must be made directly to the insurance company. Please do not submit any insurance payments to Prophecy Tours.

Questions & Claims:
For any questions regarding coverage, policy options, or claims, please contact Trawick International directly.

Other Insurance Options:
While we recommend Trawick International, you are welcome to explore and compare policies from other reputable travel insurance providers.

If you are traveling alone and would like a roommate, we will do our best to match you with another participant who also needs a roommate as your departure date approaches.

• If a suitable roommate cannot be found, you will be placed in a “forced single room”.

• This means you will have a private room at half the cost of the full single room rate.

Traveling with Medications

Passengers are allowed to bring medications in pill or solid form through security checkpoints in unlimited amounts, provided they are properly screened.

• Prescription Bottles Not Required: TSA does not mandate that medications be in prescription bottles. However, travelers should comply with their state’s labeling laws regarding prescription medications.

• Inform Security Officers: Passengers should inform officers about their medications and separate them from other belongings before screening.

• Screening Options:

  • Medications are typically screened via x-ray.

  • If you prefer not to have your medication x-rayed, you may request a manual inspection before screening begins.

  • Passengers are responsible for displaying, handling, and repacking medications during an inspection.

  • If medications cannot be visually cleared, they may still need to be x-rayed or undergo additional screening, including explosive trace detection.

• Injection Needles & Special Medications:

  • If carrying medications with injection needles, it’s recommended to have a doctor’s certificate confirming the medication is for personal medical use.

For more detailed information, visit the TSA website.