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Classic Israel Tour + Eilat 2018-19 14 Days | 12 Nights | 8 Touring Days CLASSIC ISRAEL TOUR + EILAT 2018-19 14 DAYS | 12 NIGHTS | 8 TOURING DAYS HOTELS ON TOUR: Classic Plus 5 Stars Deluxe 5 Stars Standard 4 Stars Superior 4 Stars Standard Nights Eilat Dan Prima Tel Tel Aviv Carlton Dan Panorama 3 Deluxe rooms Aviv/Prima City Kibbutz Lavi Kibbutz Lavi Kibbutz Lavi Kibbutz Lavi Galilee 2 Eden wing Hadar wing Hod wing Lev wing King David Jerusalem Deluxe New Inbal Dan Panorama Prima Kings 5 City Rooms Eilat Dan Eilat Herods Eilat Dan Panorama Prima Music 2 *If hotels are unavailable comparable hotels will be substituted. A supplement may apply. HOTEL RATES Valid: March 2, 2018 – February 15, 2019 SAVINGS: Save $40 per person for reservations paid by cash or check Save $60 per person for reservations of six or more passengers 5 STARS DELUXE Dan Tel Aviv, Kibbutz Lavi Eden, King David Jerusalem, Dan Eilat Price per person Price per person Price per person Arrival Dates in single room in double room in triple room 3/2/2018 $6,015 $3,702 $3,247 3/9/2018 $6,418 $3,702 $3,381 3/16/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 4/13/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 4/20/2018 $7,253 $3,676 $3,640 4/27/2018 $7,253 $3,990 $3,640 5/4/2018 $7,253 $3,994 $3,640 5/11/2018 $7,530 $3,994 $3,751 5/25/2018 $7,253 $4,004 $3,640 6/1/2018 $7,253 $4,004 $3,640 6/8/2018 $7,253 $4,004 $3,640 6/15/2018 $7,253 $4,004 $3,640 6/22/2018 $7,492 $4,114 $3,723 6/29/2018 $7,096 $4,114 $3,602 7/6/2018 $6,799 $4,114 $3,511 7/13/2018 $6,799 $3,879 $3,511 7/20/2018 $6,799 $3,812 $3,511 7/27/2018 $6,874 $3,851 $3,575 8/3/2018 $6,874 $3,905 $3,575 8/10/2018 $6,906 $3,983 $3,584 Gil Tours Travel, Inc. 1511 Walnut St. 2nd fl, Philadelphia PA, 19102 w: www.giltravel.com t: 215-568-6655 t: 1-800-223-6655 f: 215-568-0696 www.facebook.com/giltravel 1 of 10 CLASSIC ISRAEL TOUR + EILAT 2018-19 14 DAYS | 12 NIGHTS | 8 TOURING DAYS 8/17/2018 $6,890 $3,944 $3,580 8/24/2018 $6,604 $3,756 $3,482 10/5/2018 $7,253 $4,408 $3,640 10/12/2018 $7,253 $4,408 $3,640 10/19/2018 $7,253 $4,408 $3,640 10/26/2018 $7,253 $4,408 $3,640 11/2/2018 $7,253 $4,408 $3,640 11/9/2018 $7,238 $4,400 $3,635 11/16/2018 $5,793 $3,678 $3,170 11/23/2018 $5,762 $3,660 $3,160 11/30/2018 $5,762 $3,660 $3,160 12/7/2018 $5,762 $3,660 $3,160 12/14/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 12/21/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 12/28/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 1/4/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 1/11/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 1/18/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 1/25/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 2/1/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 2/8/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 2/15/2019 $5,574 $3,561 $3,094 5 STARS STANDARD Carlton Tel Aviv, Kibbutz Lavi Hadar, Inbal Jerusalem, Herods Eilat Price per person Price per person Price per person Arrival Dates in single room in double room in triple room 3/2/2018 $4,419 $2,900 $2,732 3/9/2018 $4,419 $2,900 $2,732 3/16/2018 $4,419 $2,900 $2,732 4/13/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 4/20/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 4/27/2018 $5,146 $3,331 $3,040 5/4/2018 $5,366 $3,441 $3,113 5/11/2018 Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request 5/25/2018 $5,146 $3,331 $3,040 6/1/2018 $5,146 $3,331 $3,040 6/8/2018 $5,458 $3,487 $3,143 6/15/2018 $5,666 $3,591 $3,211 6/22/2018 $5,666 $3,591 $3,211 6/29/2018 $5,397 $3,457 $3,123 7/6/2018 $4,932 $3,224 $2,966 7/13/2018 $4,932 $3,224 $2,966 7/20/2018 $5,146 $3,331 $3,040 Gil Tours Travel, Inc. 1511 Walnut St. 2nd fl, Philadelphia PA, 19102 w: www.giltravel.com t: 215-568-6655 t: 1-800-223-6655 f: 215-568-0696 www.facebook.com/giltravel 2 of 10 CLASSIC ISRAEL TOUR + EILAT 2018-19 14 DAYS | 12 NIGHTS | 8 TOURING DAYS 7/27/2018 $5,513 $3,561 $3,255 8/3/2018 $5,513 $3,561 $3,255 8/10/2018 $5,513 $3,561 $3,255 8/17/2018 $5,513 $3,561 $3,255 8/24/2018 $4,723 $3,082 $2,876 10/5/2018 $5,366 $3,441 $3,040 10/12/2018 $5,366 $3,441 $3,113 10/19/2018 $5,513 $3,515 $3,162 10/26/2018 $5,018 $3,267 $2,996 11/2/2018 $4,932 $3,224 $2,966 11/9/2018 $4,932 $3,224 $2,966 11/16/2018 $4,932 $3,224 $2,966 11/23/2018 $4,664 $3,023 $2,817 11/30/2018 $4,664 $3,023 $2,817 12/7/2018 $4,664 $3,023 $2,817 12/14/2018 $5,254 $3,351 $3,044 12/21/2018 $5,629 $3,573 $3,247 12/28/2018 $5,022 $3,277 $3,066 1/4/2019 $4,949 $3,240 $3,137 1/11/2019 $5,078 $3,304 $3,181 1/18/2019 $5,163 $3,347 $3,210 1/25/2019 $4,949 $3,240 $3,137 2/1/2019 $4,949 $3,240 $3,137 2/8/2019 $5,163 $3,347 $3,210 2/15/2019 $5,347 $3,439 $3,271 4 STARS SUPERIOR Dan Panorama Tel Aviv, Kibbutz Lavi Hod, Dan Panorama Jerusalem, Dan Panorama Eilat Price per person Price per person Price per person Arrival Dates in single room in double room in triple room 3/2/2018 $3,835 $2,662 $2,344 3/9/2018 $3,933 $2,711 $2,393 3/16/2018 $3,992 $2,740 $2,422 4/13/2018 $4,080 $2,784 $2,451 4/20/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 4/27/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 5/4/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 5/11/2018 $4,239 $2,870 $2,523 5/25/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 6/1/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 6/8/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 6/15/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 6/22/2018 $4,266 $2,884 $2,539 6/29/2018 $4,222 $2,862 $2,525 Gil Tours Travel, Inc. 1511 Walnut St. 2nd fl, Philadelphia PA, 19102 w: www.giltravel.com t: 215-568-6655 t: 1-800-223-6655 f: 215-568-0696 www.facebook.com/giltravel 3 of 10 CLASSIC ISRAEL TOUR + EILAT 2018-19 14 DAYS | 12 NIGHTS | 8 TOURING DAYS 7/6/2018 $4,163 $2,833 $2,505 7/13/2018 $4,163 $2,833 $2,505 7/20/2018 $4,163 $2,833 $2,505 7/27/2018 $4,222 $2,892 $2,564 8/3/2018 $4,486 $3,039 $2,691 8/10/2018 $4,486 $3,039 $2,691 8/17/2018 $4,486 $3,039 $2,691 8/24/2018 $4,051 $2,799 $2,481 10/12/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 10/19/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 10/26/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 11/2/2018 $4,110 $2,799 $2,461 11/9/2018 $3,987 $2,738 $2,421 11/16/2018 $3,830 $2,659 $2,369 11/23/2018 $3,483 $2,486 $2,255 11/30/2018 $3,483 $2,486 $2,255 12/7/2018 $3,483 $2,486 $2,255 12/14/2018 $3,972 $2,738 $2,501 12/21/2018 $4,418 $2,960 $2,735 12/28/2018 $3,992 $2,740 $2,510 1/18/2019 $3,483 $2,486 $2,255 2/8/2019 $3,483 $2,486 $2,255 2/15/2019 $3,483 $2,486 $2,255 4 STARS STANDARD Prima Tel Aviv/Prima City, Kibbutz Lavi Lev, Prima Kings Jerusalem, Prima Music Eilat Price per person Price per person Price per person Arrival Dates in single room in double room in triple room 3/2/2018 $3,345 $2,379 $2,340 3/9/2018 $3,345 $2,379 $2,340 3/16/2018 $3,345 $2,379 $2,340 4/13/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 4/20/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 4/27/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 5/4/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 5/11/2018 $3,485 $2,483 $2,444 5/25/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 6/1/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 6/8/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 6/15/2018 $3,424 $2,422 $2,383 6/22/2018 $3,485 $2,483 $2,444 6/29/2018 $3,406 $2,440 $2,401 7/6/2018 $3,406 $2,440 $2,401 7/13/2018 $3,406 $2,440 $2,401 Gil Tours Travel, Inc.
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