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While business people hop in and out of the country, they barely get to know the beauties and riches of the genuine places here. Orenu2019s Way organizes the authentic Christian Holiday Tours for Israeli business people and incoming business people to experience the innards of an Israeli tour. We design the itinerary to suit the agenda of business people and still not let anything missed out. Book the best of Israel Christian tours with us.
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We are all aware of the value of advanced information. It is important for decision making, it is instrumental when choosing, and it is good for personal relations with your customers. When your customers realize that you know the difference between Catholics and Protestants, or when you take them into the Last Supper room and explain that the room’s location was determined based on Peter’s words linking the location with the room above David’s tomb, or when you lead your Catholic guests down the Via Delarosa… this will leave a lasting impression on your guests, and give them a sense that you care about them, and not only their money (which is also important…). For example, you can invite your guests to an observation point on the Mount of Olives that overlooks the Old City, and point out to them all the sites Jesus visited, explain that here he spent his last week, show them where he was crucified and resurrected, and where he rose to the heavens after 40 days – not far from the observation deck. This will not only demonstrate to your guests that you know your stuff and did your homework – it will bring you closer. And a customer / supplier who feels close to you will make an effort to “repay” the people who took the time and trouble for him / her.
I do not intend to give a course on Christianity. There are excellent schools and teachers who can do this. But I will help you get to know important sites, explain the difference between different Christian denominations, show you around the sites and direct you to the areas that you won’t notice unless they are pointed out to you: the direction in which Dominus Flevit (The Lord Wept) church is situated, pointing west, contrary to the traditional direction, so as to enable worshippers to see the view that Jesus saw while weeping for the impending destruction of the Temple, or the trunk of an olive tree that the Pope brought to the Last Supper room during his visit before the turn of the millennium – a trunk that symbolizes the decline of Judaism, according to Christianity, with the new, young branches symbolizing the growth of Christianity out of Judaism as it continued in its path, or when you reach Capernaum and discuss its importance as the home of Saint Peter, the first Pope.
