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Logistical Information Hosted, Organised and Supported by CEPR Amazon.com Economists Journal of Industrial Economics (JIE) The Ben-Porath Fund at The Maurice Falk Institute for Economic Research The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Jerusalem; 16-19 May 2017 Logistical Information The event is hosted by The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and The Ben-Porath Fund at The Maurice Falk Institute for Economic Research in Israel. Venue The School and Conference will take place at The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute located at 43 Jabotinsky Street, Jerusalem 9104001. See map with location of the Institute and hotels here (and reproduced at the bottom). Refreshments There will be frequent coffee breaks throughout the day and there will also be pastries and coffee upon arrival on each day. Lunch will also be provided throughout each day of the conference. If you have any dietary requirements, please do inform Chloe Smith ([email protected]). For the nights where dinner isn’t arranged, please see below for a list of recommended restaurants: Adom Old train station, Jerusalem 02-6246242 Bar, French food http://www.adom.rest/en/ Anna HaRav Agan 10, in the Anna Ticho House, 053-4872314 Italian http://www.2eat.co.il/eng/annajr/ Arcadia 10 Agrippa St., 02-6249138 Mediterranean food, Chef Restaurant, http://arcadiarest.com/en/home/ Chakra 41 King George St., 02-6252733 Mediterranean food, Bar, Seafood http://www.chakra-rest.com/en/ Hasadna Hebron road 28, Jerusalem, 2265-567-02 Meat, Italian http://www.sdnrest.com/home Ima 55 Shmuel Baruch St., 02-6246860 Local food, Mediterranean food http://www.ima-rest.co.il/en MachaneYehuda Beit Yaacov 10 02-5333442 https://www.machneyuda.co.il/homepage One of the best restaurants in Israel. Reservations needed a long time in advance. Mona Shmuel Hanagid 12, Jerusalem, 02-6222283 Chef restaurant http://monarest.co.il/mona/en/ Zuni 15 Yoel Salomon St., 02-6257776 Bar, Bistro, Meat Restaurant, Italian http://www.zuni.rest-e.co.il/ Colony 7 Derech Beit Lechem St, 053-9383942 Mediterranean food http://colony.rest.co.il/?gclid=CIXEsYfE_dECFQ4R0wodtG8B8w (only Hebrew) Link 3 HaMaalot St., 02-6253446 Bar - Restaurant, Meat Restaurant, Fish http://www.rol.co.il/sites/link/ (only Hebrew) Audio Visual Equipment The conference room will be equipped with a laptop and data projector. Please send your slides to [email protected] at least one week in advance of the conference, so that they can be uploaded in advance. Wi-Fi will also be available in the conference room (password: van-leer). Further details will be provided on the first day. Accommodation We selected three hotels located near the Conference venue for your convenience. You have to make the reservation on your own via the Internet using a special promotion code (in two of them). Please book asap since the block of rooms reserved for participants (at a special rate) will be available until 28th March 2017 only. For those participants that have been informed that they will receive accommodation funding, please be aware that reimbursement for the hotel will take place after the conference. Please keep booking confirmation and/ or receipts which confirm the price of the room. Additionally, participants that are presenting at the School should be aware that CEPR will book and pay for accommodation in advance of the School/ Conference. If you have any problems booking accommodation, please do inform Chloe Smith ([email protected]). May is a very busy time in terms of tourism and therefore reservations for hotels and airline tickets should be made as early as possible. Hotels 1. Prima hotel The price of a room for a single person is 117 euro and 132 euro for a couple. They will set aside 50 rooms for Conference participants. The promotion code is “CEPR”. 2. Dan Panorama The price of a room for a single person is between $185 (standard) to $230 (executive). ($ indicates US dollars.) There is an additional $40 charge for a couple. They will put aside 25 rooms for conference participants. This hotel may require a minimum number of nights (between 3 and 5). Go to the link and if necessary select “Dan Panorama Jerusalem”. The promotion code is “cepr”. 3. Scottish guest house (St Andrew’s) No internet code. You need to mention the "CEPR Conference" when contacting them directly. The price of a room for a single person is $125 and $170 for a couple. They will accept reservations only within 60 days of the Conference. 4. There are many other fine hotels near the conference venue and participants can book them directly if they are funding accommodation themselves. Other information When you arrive at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport, please exit the building and look for the official Hadar taxi rank. A taxi from the airport to Jerusalem costs around 250 shekels (roughly, about US $65) and takes about 45 minutes (in normal traffic). A shared taxi is also a more economical and popular possibility. A welcome reception will be held on Wednesday 17th May at 18:30 in the courtyard of St Andrew’s Church (the Scottish Guesthouse) facing the Old City walls of Jerusalem. The Church is within walking distance of the hotels and the Van Leer Institute and has an amazing view of the walls of the OLD City. The conference dinner will be held on Thursday 18th May at 19:30 at the restaurant Eucalyptus, located across the street from the Jaffa gate to the Old City of Jerusalem. The restaurant is also walking distance from the hotels and the Van Leer Institute. On Tuesday 16th May dinner will be arranged for School participants. We will try to accommodate dietary restrictions only if indicated in advance. Please inform Chloe Smith ([email protected]) if you have any dietary requirements. On Friday 19th May, there will be a walking tour of the Old City of Jerusalem with a professional guide. The tour will start right after the end of the Conference and will be finished by sundown. Please inform Chloe Smith ([email protected]) to know in advance if you will join the tour. Map .
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