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200,000 Israelis Prepare for Ski Season Amid Rising Demand for Budget Trips

By كل العرب

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Around 200,000 Israelis are expected to hit the ski slopes this winter, doubling last year's numbers, with a surge in demand for short, affordable trips. Family-oriented vacations featuring Hebrew ski camps are also popular. Destinations like Bulgaria, Georgia, France, and Andorra are offering packages ranging from 974 to 1,689 euros.

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200,000 Israelis are anticipated to ski this winter, double last year's participation.
The ski season sees about 20,000 new skiers joining each year.
There is a growing demand for short, economical ski holidays.
Family trips with Hebrew-language ski camps for children are increasingly popular.
Budget destinations include Borovets, Bansko in Bulgaria, and Gudauri in Georgia.
Ski packages range from 974 euros for short trips to 1,689 euros for week-long Alpine vacations.

An estimated 200,000 Israelis are expected to participate in the upcoming ski season, a figure double that of the previous year, with approximately 20,000 new skiers joining annually. Current tourism trends indicate a growing preference for short, economical holidays, particularly family trips that include Hebrew-language ski camps for children. Popular budget-friendly destinations highlighted include Borovets and Bansko in Bulgaria, and Gudauri in Georgia, which offer affordable weekend getaways. For those seeking an Alpine experience at a lower cost than neighboring resorts, Les Menuires in France is presented as an option. Additionally, Pas de la Casa in Andorra combines extensive ski slopes with tax-free shopping. Package deals for this year's ski trips range from approximately 974 euros for a short break in Eastern European destinations to around 1,689 euros for a full week in the French Alps.

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