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Tel Aviv: How To Get The Best Bang For Your Shekel
Israel’s buzzing metropolis of Tel Aviv has been trending for a while now – proving many travelers aren’t put off by the city’s high cost of visiting. But the Israeli hub isn’t just for deep-pocketed...
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What Does a Government Travel Warning Mean for Your Trip?
From a traveler’s perspective, the idea of a trip to Damascus right now (and pretty much anywhere else in Syria) is clearly out of the question. With constant headlines about possible U.S. air strikes...
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El Al’s New Low-Cost Carrier: A Cheaper Way To Get To Israel?
East-bound Europeans will be happy about the launch of El Al’s new low-cost carrier, UP. Based out of Tel Aviv, the offshoot airline will directly compete with Europe’s budget airlines like EasyJet,...
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Foodie Friday: American-Themed Diners Around the World
Stuck forever in the era of boat-sized convertibles, Elvis memorabilia, and red-checkered tablecloths, these American-themed diners offer a nostalgic ride into ‘50s Americana while satisfying rumbling...
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3 Easy, Affordable Daytrips from Tel Aviv
With its small land mass and relatively easy public transportation system, Israel lends itself to quick, mad-dash side-trips for those intent on seeing as much of the country as possible in a short...
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37,370 Steps Around the World for Travelers to Climb
Barcelona has its Sagrada Familia. Sydney has its white-hooded Opera House. And other places? Well, they’ve got steps – lots and lots of them. As the examples illustrate below, epic staircases aren’t...
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Pride in Tel Aviv: A First Timer’s Guide
We’ve showed you how to experience the best of Tel Aviv on a shoestring budget — but for those of you traveling there next month, a bit more guidance is in order. Tel Aviv Pride, which takes place June...
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8 (Slightly Odd) Spa Treatments for Stress Relief from Around the World
Relaxation takes form in all shapes and sizes. To some, an afternoon coffee with a pastry eases away the tension better than a full-body massage. To others, being pricked in the back with dozens of...
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How to: Cope with Civil Unrest Abroad
You made travel plans months ago — before your destination started making headlines for riots, bombings, and violence. What do you do now? Most recently, civil unrest in Israel has forced many...
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Where to Celebrate New Year’s… When It’s Not January 1st
wikimedia.org In the U.S., December 31 is a big deal. At midnight, right when it’s turning January 1, a giant ball drops, we scream, spill some champagne, and make future promises we can’t keep. But...
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