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Own a breath of the prophets.

Air from Galilee and Jerusalem, sealed at source in glass: a gift of faith for someone who has always wanted to go.

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StatusLive shop
14.5%yearly growth, religious tourismMarket.us
3places of origin: Galilee, Jerusalem, Carmel
≤1 daydrive between the three sources

  • Fresh air from the hills of Galilee and the warm winds of Jerusalem, gathered at the place it comes from.
  • Sealed there in glass and sent to someone who has always wanted to go.
  • People receive it the way they receive a relic: something from there, held here.
Olive trees on a hillside at dusk, water and hills beyond

  • Opened on the hillside before sunrise, the vessel draws in local air. Nothing added, nothing taken out.
  • Corked where it was filled and named for the place; open it, and you disturb the air.
  • Three sources, each named on its vessel: Mount of Beatitudes, Jerusalem's Old City ridge and Mount Carmel.
  • The three sources lie within a day's drive of each other.
I · Mount of Beatitudes
32.88° N · 35.56° E
II · Jerusalem, Old City ridge
31.78° N · 35.23° E
III · Mount Carmel
32.73° N · 35.05° E
A glass vessel with a cork, labelled GALILAIR, Galilee, 32.88 N 35.56 E

  • Religious tourism is growing 14.5% a year.
  • The category is a deep well of feeling: the gift beside it is bought for the feeling.

Sources: Market.us

  • The shelf beside religious tourism is fragmented: olive wood, oil and holy water from small independent Holy Land retailers.
  • No one owns the gift bought for the feeling. Galilair sets out to.

  • Live shop at galilair.com, with five-star reviews from buyers.
  • “The fresh air from Galilair truly feels like a blessing, connecting me to the holy land.” Sarah J., five-star review.
  • John D., five-star review: a gift to a devout mother, who cried when she got it.

  • A gift range: gift sets beside the vessel, with an olive-wood and olive-oil line from the same hills.
  • Churches and faith communities: a first test with church communities in the United States, with launch films made for them.
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