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Friday​. Arrival to Tel Aviv VIP Meet and Greet at the Airport. Transfer To Environment & Agriculture Israel trip 3/2020 V3 3/5 - Thursday. Departure from U.S 3/6 - ​Friday​. Arrival to Tel Aviv ● VIP Meet and greet at the airport. Transfer to the hotel. ● Shabbat dinner at a restaurant (not included) Overnight: Tel Aviv 3/7 - Saturday. Tel Aviv ● Free morning ● Tour Rothschild Blvd/ White City tour ● Visit Tel Aviv metropolitan recycle center Overnight: Tel Aviv 3/8 - Sunday. Tel Aviv ● Tour the old city of Jaffa ● Lunch at abu hassan ● Visit Rehovot school (your request) ● Visit the volcani institute, pending confirmation. Overnight: Tel Aviv 3/9 - Monday. Up the Coast ● Drive north along the coast ● Visit Caesarea national park ● Kibbutz Harduf - organic dairy farm & agriculture ● Visit the crusader hall in akko ● Spokesperson- ​ The Society for the Preservation of Nature Overnight: Tel Aviv Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 3/10 - Tuesday. Water Technologies ● Visit the largest sewage treatment/reclamation facility in Israel and most advanced in world ● Visit Desalination facility ● Visit naot kedomim, a center for biblical agriculture Overnight: Tel Aviv 3/11 - Wednesday. Head to the Desert ● Check out ● Drive south to Beer Sheva ● Visit Tel Sheva national park, a biblical city with an impressive water system. ● Visit Israeli government agricultural R&D station ● Visit Israel's largest solar field, including a sun tower ● Check-in Overnight: Negev 3/12 - Thursday. Desert Agriculture ● Check out ● Visit the Arava institute ● visit Kibbutz lotan ecological center ● Drive to jerusalem ● Check-in Overnight: Jerusalem 3/13 - Friday. Jerusalem old city ● Tour the City of David, the oldest part of Jerusalem ● 4 Quarters of the old city ● Spokesperson- TBD ○ Shabbat at Nava Tehila or Shira Hadasha Overnight: Jerusalem Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 3/14 - Saturday. The Dead Sea and Masada ● Drive down to the lowest place on earth ● Meet a local geologist and hear about the dead sea decline and the effect on the region (own arrangements) ● Hike in the ein gedi national park ● Visit Masada ● Spend some time on the Dead Sea beach Overnight: Jerusalem 3/15 - Sunday. Jerusalem ● Viewpoint from the mount of olives ● The Temple mount ● Visit Mahane Yehudah market ● Israel Museum Overnight: Jerusalem 3/16- Monday. Departure ● Transfer to & VIP service at the airport. Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 Tour cost is 3165​ $ ​per person for a 30 pax group *single supplement apply The above pricing includes the following services and items: 9 Days Guide 9 days bus BGN-TLV transfer- one per group TLV-BGN transfer- one per group Silver VIP service upon arrival/departure- one per way per group 10 nights accommodation basid- per person in a double occupancy room. 3-4* hotels. 24/7 support & personal help while in Israel Concierge services when needed Unlimited itinerary drafts All bookings & reservations Tips & Gratuities Personal printed itinerary booklets Personal water bottles on board the vehicle throughout the trip All sites​ in the above itinerary Meals included: Breakfast only unless stated otherwise on the itinerary ( Meals can be added according to request) Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 Terms & Conditions Payment 1. An initial down payment of 350$ per person is required upon acceptance of the program (nonrefundable). 100% of the total should be made 90 days prior to arrival. 2. Payment can be made via Bank Transfer or PayPal. In case of Paypal payment, an additional charge of 3.5% of the total sum will be charged. 3. 5 Transfers per tour. Each additional transfer will be charged with an additional 2% of the transfer total. 4. Price is subject to change due to exchange rates, plan changes & unplanned items. 5. Prices are marked in US$. Exchange rate min is 1 US$=3.7 ILS Bank details: Avsha Travel- Avishai & Adi Rotman Shiovits Bank name: Israel Discount Bank Ltd. Bank address: 191 Dizengoff st. Tel Aviv Israel Branch name and number: North Dizengoff 083 IBAN: IL600110830000110444533 SWIFT: IDBLILIT All prices are marked in US$. All payments must be made is US$. Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 Cancellation In any case of cancellation is received in writing by our office: 1. Up to 100 days before arrival date – 100% Refunded (except for nonrefundable fees). 2. Up to 30 days before arrival – 50 % Refunded 3. On or after 10 days before arrival– No Refunds 4. Cancellation of a specific program or activity, while you are in Israel, does not guarantee a refund. *Cancellation fees apply regardless of the reason, including medical and family matters. We highly encourage you to take out separate, comprehensive travel insurance that will cover unexpected issues. Touring days Please note a touring day is limited to a ten hour day, and 250 km per day compounding. Any overtime or extra kilometers will result in an additional charge of 1$ per extra km and 45$ per extra tour hour. Passports and visas Passengers are responsible for ensuring that they have the proper travel documents and MUST CHECK with the respective consulates or a visa agency to determine whether any visas or passports are required. Passports should be valid for six months AFTER the date you are scheduled to return home from the trip to Israel. Israel tax regulations Please note the prices above are for incoming tourists only. ​Israeli citizens​ are subject to V.A.T. charges and therefore will be charged with an extra of 17% over the prices listed above. Responsibility Avsha Travel (hereinafter called the Tour Operators), act only as an agent for the various companies, owners or contractors providing the means of transportation, accommodation, and Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 other services. 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Avsha Travel is not responsible for any delay, damages, costs, and injury sustained by a tour participant arising from, caused by, or related to, any circumstances of Force Majeure, including without limitation, fire, war, act of God, weather conditions, civil unrest, acts of criminality or terrorism, strike, governmental action, or any other circumstances beyond our control. When the same arises, we will use our efforts or ask our service and accommodation providers to use their efforts to make necessary accommodation with respect to the same, as may be reasonable under the circumstances. Avsha Travel reserves the right to withdraw any tour or change any touring services or accommodations and to make such alterations as may be found desirable for the proper carrying out of the tours. In the event it becomes necessary or advisable in our or our supplier’s discretion to alter the arrangements or the itineraries for the tour participant’s comfort, welfare or safety, such alterations can be made without penalty to us or the service provider. The right is reserved to decline to accept or retain any person as a member of any group at any time. The issuance and acceptance by the tour participant of any documents in connection with a tour are considered acceptable by the tour participant of this condition. Avsha & Adi [email protected] Mobile: 972-52-6048838/ 54-5209220. Tel/Fax: 972-3-5189981 15 Yotvat St. ST. TEL AVIV-YAFFO 6806751 .
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