The Most Unique Way To See The Middle East

Laurie Werner, Contributor, Forbes
Sat, 02/28/2015 - 11:34am

This December, travelers can experience Jordan and Israel in an unusual way: a camel caravan retracing some of the Queen of Sheba's journey to make peace with King Solomon.

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