Whether you want to travel with your boy scout troop, plan a family cruise, or take a private tour with your spouse, we can help. We even offer day tours for those of you who like to explore on your own. They're a great way to help you get your bearings, give you some historical information, or fill a day you would otherwise spend at an airport during your stopover.

Since all of our tours are completely custom, with FTI, you can create a trip that is not just spiritually-fulfilling, but completely unique. Choose to incorporate a wide variety of hands-on volunteer, cultural, & culinary experiences. We have a variety of sample itineraries & additional day tour options that will serve as a great framework to get your planning started. You can also add stops or combine itineraries to expand your experience.

Not only is Israel rich in history & culture, but for many, the country also represents a strong religious heritage. As the Kingdom of the Old Testament, Israel is home to many sites important for the Christian & Jewish faiths, including Mount Sinai, The Western Wall & the Dome of the Rock, among others. Israel is considered a requisite destination for many pilgrims, historians & adventurers alike.

Whether you are looking to tour some of the Holy Land's famous sites, or want to design a tour more specific to your interests, FTI can help you make the most of your time in Israel.

If you've resolved to make 2017 a year of travel, there's no reason to visit the same places as everyone else. Follow the lead of Lee Abbamonte, who at 32 became the youngest American to visit all 193 United Nations member states, and is just six destinations shy of completing an even more select list of 325 territories, islands and lawless enclaves maintained by the Travelers’ Century Club. "I'm just a regular guy that does cool stuff." He shares withLarry Bleiberg for USA TODAY some of his favorite off-the-radar destinations.

Saving on flights, hotels and other aspects of travel is a question of how much you value your time versus hours and energy spent. You can scour the internet for low prices on rooms and airfares, but at some point you just have to pull the trigger so you can start planning your trip. Keeping that in mind, there are still some great, relatively easy ways to get more bang for your travel buck in the new year. Here are eight things to think about as we boldly forge into 2017.

Technology has led to exponential advancements in all spheres of life, travel included. It's shaping the way we want to travel, how travel agencies interact with us and the places we want to go to. Millennials constitute the age group that is most exposed to technology, they have an immense travel spending potential, higher tendencies to travel, and also dictate to a great extent the future of travel and the trends to expect in 2017.