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Fatall Hotels Offers Up to 30% Discount for Election Week Stays

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Fatall Hotels Offers Up to 30% Discount for Election Week Stays

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Fattal Hotels is offering up to 30% off stays in Israel from October 25-29 to coincide with election week. The promotion targets Israelis returning to vote and those seeking a holiday during the election period. Club members receive an additional 10% discount. Other hotel chains, like Atlas, are also running election-related promotions.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Fattal Hotels is offering up to 30% off Israeli hotel stays during election week.
  • The promotion runs from October 25 to October 29, coinciding with election activities.
  • Members of the 'Fattal and Friends' club get an additional 10% discount.
  • The campaign targets both returning voters and locals seeking a holiday.
  • Atlas Boutique Hotels is offering similar discounts of up to 50%.

Fattal Hotels is launching a special promotion offering up to 30% off stays across its Israeli properties during election week. The campaign aims to attract both Israelis returning home to vote and locals seeking a break during the election holiday. Members of the 'Fattal and Friends' club and new joiners will receive an additional 10% discount.

The promotion is valid for stays between October 25 and October 29, allowing guests to combine their voting duties with a vacation. Options include starting the week with a holiday before voting or heading straight for a getaway after casting their ballot.

Examples of discounted rates include a 30% reduction at the Rechesfion Hotel in Tel Aviv, starting from 952 shekels per night for a double room with breakfast. In the Kinneret area, the Leonardo Plaza Kinneret offers 25% off for a family of four with half-board, starting from 1,650 shekels. Haifa's Botanica Hotel provides a 20% discount on double rooms with breakfast, starting at 1,379 shekels. In Eilat, the U Magic Palace is offering 15% off a two-night half-board stay for families, starting from 4,230 shekels. The Leonardo Plaza Jerusalem offers a 15% discount on double rooms with breakfast, starting from 1,403 shekels.

This initiative follows a similar promotion by Atlas Boutique Hotels, which is offering discounts of up to 50% for stays of four nights, with the discount increasing by 10% each night. The Atlas promotion runs from October 25 to 28 at 14 of its hotels nationwide.

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