We are monitoring the developing situation in Israel, and will update in the next few days whether the summit is postponed
Travel tips
As you probably know Travel to Israel can be a little challenging these days, so here are some tips:
Recommended Airlines
The following airlines never (or almost never) cancel flights to Israel:
EL AL - Israel's national airline
Israir, Arkia, Air Haifa - Smaller Israeli operators
Bluebird Airways - Based in Greece, but owned by an Israeli company
TUS Airways - Based in Cyprus, but owned by an Israeli company
flydubai - Based in Dubai, and also almost never cancels flights
From the low-cost operators, WizzAir is also quite reliable, they have cancelled in the past but mostly for just a few days.
Other airlines should be fine too - just note that in some cases they might cancel.
Coming from Europe/US
If you can't find a direct flight, you might check a connection via Athens (Greece) or Larnaca (Cyprus) - both destinations have multiple daily flights to Israel flown by the airlines above.
Coming from the East
If you can't find a direct flight, we recommend a connection via Dubai - it has at least 10 daily flights to Israel flown by the airlines above.
Visa Information - and new arrival procedures for Visa Exempt countries (ETA-IL)
All foreign passport holders must either get a Visa or an ETA-IL to enter Israel!
Citizens of the EU, US, UK, Ukraine, Canada, Russia, Australia/NZ, Japan, S.Korea and most of South American countries do not require a Visa to enter Israel (See detailed list here). However, you must issue an ETA-IL - this is a new procedure, similar to the US's ESTA - it is done online and costs a small fee.
If you do need a Visa, we can provide you with an invitation letter.
After purchasing your ticket please contact us and send us the following details:
Your passport number
Your full name, exactly as shown in your passport
The passport's country of issue
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