Flights to Israel

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Why fly to Israel?

Nestled at the crossroads of history, culture, and religion, Israel is a land of paradoxes and treasures waiting to be discovered. From the ancient walls of Jerusalem to the modern skyline of Tel Aviv, this small yet diverse country offers a rich tapestry of experiences for every traveler. Explore the sacred sites of three major religions, soak up the vibrant energy of bustling markets, or unwind on the sun-soaked beaches along the Mediterranean coast. Whether you are drawn to the ancient history, culinary delights, or natural beauty, Israel invites you to embark on a journey that will spark your curiosity and touch your soul.

Short guide to Israel

Israel is famous for all the wrong reasons. A conflict point for the past half a century, this land is home to a city sacred to all three major monotheistic religions, namely, Judaism, Christianity and Islam. With numerous different landscapes, it is possible to see everything from the peace and tranquillity of the Dead Sea to scorched desert dunes and from green national parks to hilly regions.

The majority of visitors to Israel will make it a priority to go and visit the capital of Israel, Jerusalem. This city is one of the most ancient in the world and has a long and varied history. Today it is a bustling environment of crowded markets and busy people getting on with life amidst a backdrop of ancient sites and holy buildings.

The major entertainment and commercial centre of Israel is the city of Tel Aviv, where you will find more materialistic pastimes such as luxury shopping stores, nightclubs, beaches and a variety of sports and entertainment venues.

This is in complete contrast with the more traditional and spiritual city of Jerusalem. One of the most popular attractions in Israel is the variety of activities along the Red Sea. Numerous resorts and Spa are on offer making use of the famous minerals found in the sea meant to contain youth-enhancing properties.

It is currently risky to travel to Israel due to the political instability, however, if wanting to go it is wise to monitor the political situation at the time and decide accordingly. Check the official travel safety warnings from the local embassy.

The official languages of Israel are Hebrew and Arabic, however, most of the population are also taught how to speak the English language. There is no particular vaccinations that are necessary to take upon departing to Israel but it is advised to be aware of certain things whilst there: 

It is advised to take out medical insurance whilst on your trip so you are covered in the case of an emergency. The hospitals, however, are modern and up to western standards but can be quite expensive if you do not have some form of cover.

Whilst in Israel one should keep a constant alert and be on the lookout for any suspicious behaviour. The most unstable parts of the country are near the West Bank and Gaza so travel to this region should only be undertaken if absolutely essential.

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