Question 1

When will the next Holy Land tour occur?

Accepted Answer

We are planning for our next Holy Land tour to take place in October 2027. We will share exact dates and itinerary details as soon as registration opens. If you want to be the first to know and secure your spot before it fills up, feel free to join our priority waitlist through email!

Question 2

Do I need to book my own flights?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you won’t have to navigate it alone. For our New Zealand itineraries, you will book your own flights, but we will guide you through the entire process. We know exactly which flights you need to be on to match the tour schedule, and we keep a close eye on Air New Zealand’s flash sales to help you land the best deal. For our Holy Land tours, we take care of everything and will book your flights for you unless you specify otherwise.

Question 3

How do I pay my final tour balance?

Accepted Answer

To keep our premium tour packages as competitively priced as possible and avoid costly processing fees, final balances (such as the $3,500 tour balance) are collected via secure electronic bank transfers or personal check, rather than credit card.You can complete your final payment using any of the following convenient, fee-free methods:Secure Bank Transfer (ACH / Wire): You can easily initiate an electronic transfer directly from your own online banking portal. Please contact us when you are ready to pay, and we will securely provide our Chase Business routing and account details.Personal or Certified Check: You can mail a physical check made payable to Preston Pathway Tours. Please note that check payments must be postmarked at least 14 days prior to your final balance deadline to allow for standard bank processing.Zelle: We can accept Zelle payments directly to our Chase Business account. Please note that while we do not have a limit on receiving funds, your personal bank likely has a daily sending cap (typically between $1,000 and $3,500). If your bank has a lower limit, you are more than welcome to split your balance into smaller payments over 2 to 3 consecutive days.

Question 4

What does double occupancy mean?

Accepted Answer

Double occupancy means that the hotel room or tour price is calculated based on two people sharing the same room.In the travel industry, prices are almost always advertised "double occupancy." This means the quoted price is for one individual, but it is only valid if a second paying adult books the exact same room with them.

Frequently asked questions

When will the next Holy Land tour occur?

Do I need to book my own flights?

How do I pay my final tour balance?

What does double occupancy mean?