This page explains the rules for using the Kosher Traveling site.
Kosher Traveling gathers information about kosher restaurants and markets, Chabad houses, synagogues, hotels, mikvehs and Shabbat and holiday times at destinations around the world. The information is collected from the field, from the businesses themselves and from the communities, and verified by our team where possible.
The information here is general information, not a halachic ruling. A business's kashrut level, the validity of its certificate, opening hours and prices all change — and we cannot guarantee that the information is accurate at any given moment. Before relying on a specific detail, particularly in matters of kashrut, check it with the business, with the local rabbi, or with the certifying authority. The responsibility to check is yours.
Some descriptions and summaries on the site are written with the help of artificial intelligence tools and reviewed by our team. Such content is marked, and does not replace checking against the source.
Some links on the site are affiliate links, and if you book through them we may receive a commission. It does not change your price, and does not affect the order of results or our recommendations. The booking itself is made with the supplier, and their terms are the ones that apply to it.
When you send us a request to open a group, a report about a business, or a correction — you allow us to use that information to update the site. Do not send information you are not entitled to share, and do not send offensive or misleading content.
The design, the texts and the database belong to Kosher Traveling. You may link to the site and quote from it with attribution; systematic copying or automated harvesting of the content is not permitted without approval.
The site is provided as is. We are not liable for damage caused by reliance on the information, by a technical fault, or by a third-party service we referred you to.
These rules may be updated. For any matter, use the form on the privacy page.
This document describes the rules as we see them. A lawyer should review it before launch.