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can you answer all the general questions?
Isn't it safe to fly without buying a tour, how much does a taxi cost to the hotel, do you need a vmza, can the hotel buy excursions? If possible, answer general questions.
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1. It is completely safe to fly without buying a tour (only it is necessary to present a hotel reservation at the border or show an invitation from friends living in the country or clearly state their Name and Surname - address of residence, as well as tickets (e-ticket back)
2. The price of a taxi depends on the city to which you are going to go from the airport. for example, the cost of a taxi to Tel Aviv or to Bat Yam costs 120 shekels. Shekels can be purchased immediately upon arrival at the exchange office at the airport. The course is the same everywhere and do not be afraid that you will be deceived (you are not on the market!)
3. A visa is not needed if your country has signed an agreement on a visa-free regime with Israel (for example, you are from Russia).
4. Excursions can be bought at the hotel, but you can also contact the travel agency (it will be cheaper). About travel agencies where you can buy tickets in the cities of Israel, there is information on this site and reviews of tourists.
Good luck!!!!
2. The price of a taxi depends on the city to which you are going to go from the airport. for example, the cost of a taxi to Tel Aviv or to Bat Yam costs 120 shekels. Shekels can be purchased immediately upon arrival at the exchange office at the airport. The course is the same everywhere and do not be afraid that you will be deceived (you are not on the market!)
3. A visa is not needed if your country has signed an agreement on a visa-free regime with Israel (for example, you are from Russia).
4. Excursions can be bought at the hotel, but you can also contact the travel agency (it will be cheaper). About travel agencies where you can buy tickets in the cities of Israel, there is information on this site and reviews of tourists.
Good luck!!!!
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answered 14 years ago
what does it mean that the course is the same everywhere, they won’t deceive ?! Any exchanger lives due to the difference in exchange rates. This is business. And the course is different everywhere. At the airport, just a "predatory" rate, the most unprofitable. At the airport they take even for an exchange. Try to exchange a 100-dollar bill in the exchanger for smaller bills, and you will be returned only 90 bucks, the rest is a percentage for services. Take a plastic card with you, ATMs at the airport in Russian, withdraw your shekels. In the shops of the airport, by the way, they don’t exchange money either - only change for the purchase - this is not Russia, you won’t be able to exchange a thing in any stall.
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answered 14 years ago
Israel is one of the best countries for independent tourism. I give a lot of tips for independent travel here:
http://blogs.turpravda.com/Olessair/28259.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/Olessair/28280.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/Olessair/28259.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/Olessair/28280.html
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answered 14 years ago
Everyone is right about an independent trip to Israel - there is nothing to be afraid of! It’s great to go there yourself, firstly, this will not bind you to the constant expectations of the group, secondly, you will determine the route for yourself and see what you want, and thirdly, you will save a decent amount. Israel is a wonderful country, there is no language barrier for Russians, and if you speak English, then no problem at all. By the way, Irina-fich’s advice was useful to me, but anastasiaALEX’s rights at the airport are extortionate, I advise you to change the minimum amount to get to the place, besides, I see no reason to take a taxi to Tel Aviv, trains from the airport go fine - they cost a penny .And in the city you will quickly catch a taxi and get to the hotel (or you may not need it) We got to Netanya (train + taxi) for two it turned out to be 81 shekels. If you are staying in T-Aviv, a travel agency where you can buy excursions at st. Druyanov, 5 (Metroclub)
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answered 14 years ago