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Larnaca, Athens, and Rome Among Cheapest Summer Flight Destinations from Israel

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Summer is one of the busiest travel seasons, and while flight prices are generally high, travelers from Israel can still find affordable options by being flexible with their travel dates. According to data from the travel company Gulliver, flights departing in early July or late August with returns in early September can cost under $200. The cheapest flight found was to Larnaca, Cyprus, priced at just $92 per person for a return on September 2nd.

Gulliver's CEO Tamar Garzon emphasized that timing is crucial for securing better deals, noting that small changes in travel dates can lead to significant savings. The company highlighted that while peak season demand drives prices up, travelers who plan their vacations around less popular periods, such as the intermediate days between Jewish fast days or late August into September, can benefit from lower prices.

A review of the "Secret Flights" website shows that in July, the cheapest flight is to Larnaca at $122 with Arkia Airlines. Other destinations under $200 include Paphos, Athens, Rhodes, Crete, Burgas, Sicily, Preveza, and Corfu, all served by Israeli carriers. Prices tend to rise as August progresses, with flights during the peak period of August 20-30 reaching $330 or more.

In late August and early September, prices drop again, with flights to Larnaca at $92 via Wizz Air and other destinations like Rome, Crete, Athens, Rhodes, and Paphos also available for under $200, provided the return is scheduled in September. These prices generally exclude checked baggage and may involve less convenient flight times but offer a starting point for budget-conscious travelers during the high-demand summer season.

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