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Who took an excursion to Israel? What are the reviews, and costs?
We want to take an excursion to Israel, who was there?
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answered 15 years ago
Don't worry about it - you won't have time to fend off icons, candles and other paraphernalia. Purely commercial project.
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answered 15 years ago
znaete lycwe ikony kypit' y seba doma v cerkvi potomy kak vam slezno bydyt dokazivat cto tolko v odnom magazine ikoni rycnoi raboti a vse ostalnoe kitai,i znaete cena v 4raza doroze xot' vse odno itozes gidom ikona(ocen prostaya) stoit 1 doll kak tolko on vixodit iz magazina ona magiceskim obrazom prevrawaetsa v ikony po 3 komissiy smotret gadko,lycwe kypite sveci naylice po 1 dol a potom skolko ne zalko broste v yawik vozle ikon.tak xot' bolwe veroyatnosti cto oni do cerkvi doidyt,xotia seicas tam vezde komerciya.i voobwe cto vam bydyt govorit8 ne lzi tolko dla togo ctobi snat s vas dengi.
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answered 15 years ago
for_luda is just up to not being right. Grandmothers cut their hair there, be healthy. From stupid tourists. A little advice, if you are taken to the Dead Sea, do not buy any cosmetics in shops there, in Israeli duty free it costs two times, at least cheaper. I have never seen such a luxurious duty free. Prices are in dollars and completely adequate, not like in the city itself, I was in Jerusalem. In general, enjoy the views, we spent there on all the souvenirs, with my husband, about a hundred bucks. But in duty free they came off in full. There are no export restrictions. I don’t know, I liked the excursion from Turkey to Israel. And we were lucky with the guide, cool! My name is Edik. He told interesting things and managed to show a lot of things. We swam in the Dead Sea for more than an hour. It's worth a trip, but don't expect anything supernatural. And watch the money, bred there be healthy!
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answered 15 years ago
I flew two years ago from Turkey - I really liked it, about "watch the money", on the one hand - everything is right, especially about Dead Sea cosmetics (take a plastic bag and dig up a lot of dirt yourself, I didn’t guess), but in Jerusalem it was no options - the guide quickly led forward and did not let go (although it's cheaper on the street), and then led us to the "correct" shop, where we were immediately told, "there is no time to bargain, all prices are already given with a 50% discount - funny!), well, we all bought there with candles, icons, etc. In principle, the choice was large and you could choose according to the money. go!
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answered 15 years ago
Thank you. Then one more incidental question. If you fly from Turkey, how are things with visas, are they stamped in the passport. They say if there is an Israeli visa in the passport, then in many Arab countries there may be problems?
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answered 15 years ago
This is the whole "trick" - they will immediately tell you that it is precisely because of possible complications that a visa is not issued, and a sticker for a short-term pilgrimage tour will be glued to the back of the passport, which is then easy to peel off. Here.
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answered 15 years ago
No, they don’t put any marks in the passport there, the sticker is stuck on the outside of the passport cover and that’s it. You arrive in Turkey, take it off and that's it.)))
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answered 15 years ago
The wife flew from Turkey. It cost about $400. A transit visa is stuck on the passport (24 hours). Everything is expensive in shops, but there are things that are not in Moscow church shops. I flew with MEDRAFT.
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answered 15 years ago
I would like to add - for this excursion in Turkey itself, prices vary greatly !! the range of prices within our group, which flew on the same flight and was served in Israel by one guide, reached more than 100 US dollars
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answered 15 years ago
The way it is. The representative of the tour operator in the hotel (ODEON) - he is also a hotel reptile, offered a tour at a price of $ 435. As a result, everyone who bought both at a street agency for $300 and at a hotel for $435 flew on one side.
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answered 15 years ago
we were in Turkey in the summer of 2009, when we saw a one-day trip to Israel in the list of excursions, we immediately agreed, although it cost $ 380 per person. There were a lot of photos and impressions! Israel, we were organized in an organized manner for breakfast in kebuts (something like our former collective farms, as the guide explained), after breakfast we went to the sights. I will say right away - the impressions depend on how you feel about everything: we were all they didn’t feel tired (taking into account the fact that I was in a position), they walked, stared around with their mouths open, and someone was unhappy - they fed poorly, it’s expensive, it’s hot there, etc. Our only omission was that, out of ignorance, we did not take anything to cover the naked body in the temple of the Holy Sepulcher and in churches, we had to buy simple pieces of fabric for $30 and $50.
Many more brought with them notes from their relatives with wishes and left them in the crevices of the Wailing Wall, they didn’t know about it either. They made purchases right in a shop on the shores of the Dead Sea, collected a bunch of little things like shampoo, bath salts, and upon arrival gave away everything to those around it was nice, because many have been to Turkey, but not to Israel
Many more brought with them notes from their relatives with wishes and left them in the crevices of the Wailing Wall, they didn’t know about it either. They made purchases right in a shop on the shores of the Dead Sea, collected a bunch of little things like shampoo, bath salts, and upon arrival gave away everything to those around it was nice, because many have been to Turkey, but not to Israel
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answered 15 years ago