ANNOUNCING MIKE O’SHEA AS CLOSING KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT #TBEXIRELAND

We’re thrilled to announce Irish adventurer and public speaker Mike O’Shea will be our Closing Keynote Speaker for TBEX Europe 2017! Bring your wildly adventurous spirit and join us at the INEC Thursday, October 5th at 5:30pm.

Over the years Mike O’Shea’s adventures and expeditions have taken him all around the world, be it climbing, trekking, skiing, or paragliding! An internationally regarded adventurer in his own right, Mike O’Shea is experienced at climbing throughout the world along with paragliding and paramotoring nationally and internationally. Recently, Mike embarked on ‘The Ice Project’, a mission to trek over the earth’s eight ice caps. He has completed successful crossings of the Southern Ice Cap on Kilimanjaro and the North Patagonian Icecap. He also walked the complete length of frozen Lake Baikal, the worlds largest lake. READ MORE HERE

Not Registered for TBEX Ireland yet? There a few registrations left, but hurry!

Join us for the Closing Night Party for TBEX Europe

You can now sign up for an ADDITIONAL Pre-BEX or Post-BEX Tour at #TBEXIreland!

An awesome opportunity for you to sign up for an additional Pre-BEX or

Post-BEX tours based on availability. You must be registered for TBEX Ireland in order to take advantage of the offer.

TBEX NORTH AMERICA FINGER LAKES WINE COUNTRY, NY, SEPTEMBER 11-13, 2018 #myFLXtbex

We're thrilled to be bringing TBEX North America 2018 to Finger Lakes Wine Country next September! The conference will be held at the Corning Museum of Glass campus. Join us in the Finger Lakes Wine Country,

New York for #myFLXtbex

REGISTER NOW FOR TBEX NORTH AMERICA 2018 FOR ONLY $127.00

FROM THE BLOG

REMINISCING ABOUT JERUSALEM

WHAT TO DO IN JERUSALEM – TOP 10 ATTRACTIONS YOU MUST SEE

By Taiss Nowrouzi, Together to Wherever

If you are looking for what to do in Jerusalem, we’ve got some tips on what to see for every budget, including some free things to do. There are some very obvious things to see in Jerusalem along with some top attractions that may not be that well known. Needless to say, the deep and layered history of this Holy City in Israel provides a plethora of perspectives and an overwhelming amount of things to see for visitors.

I know what you’re thinking. Is it safe? This is the number one thing that our friends and family were curious about when we first told them that we were traveling to Israel, aside from the awkward silence and skeptical looks on their faces, of course. The short answer: yes. We’ll get to that in a bit. READ MORE HERE