Kosher Travel resource: YeahThatsKosher.com

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YeahThatsKosher.com is a blog for the kosher traveler. Our authors navigate the globe searching endlessly for kosher food, so you don’t have to. Our posts are designed to help you see the world without worrying about your next kosher meal. This site serves as a mini kosher directory of locations around the world.

YeahThatsKosher.com is designed to give the Kosher world traveler some extra advice and tips during their travels. The site was created to provide Kosher observant travelers with a personal touch to each destination. Use this site as a resource for your next trip!

YeahThatsKosher.com is an innovative project intended to harness the social powers of Web 2.0, bringing together Kosher travelers to share their experiences seeing the world. If you have a kosher travel story or experience, please consider sharing it by writing for YeahThatsKosher.com.

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*Disclaimer:

YeahThatsKosher.com does not claim to be a replacement for regular travel guides, nor does it claim to be a halachic authority on Kashrut. This site is an additional resource for Kosher observant travelers. If you have a question or concern about Kosher or halachic issues, please consult your local Orthodox rabbi.

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Dani Klein, Founder of YeahThatsKosher.com, created the site due to the lack of global kosher resources on the web. His difficulties finding Kosher food while traveling and his vast network of Jewish connections served as an impetus to start this site. Dani’s love for geography and aspirations to see the world push him to improve these resources for the global Jewish community.

Dani is currently completing his MBA in Digital at Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business, and is a Manager of Social Marketing Strategy at Digitas. Dani is formerly the Campus Director for StandWithUs, a non-profit Israel advocacy and education organization. In May 2008, he was chosen by The Jewish Week as one of the “36 under 36: The Next Wave of Jewish Innovators“. To learn more about Dani, visit Dani-Klein.com. Dani is currently lives in New York area.

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