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Record Demand Expected for Ski Vacations as Israelis Flock to European Resorts

Record demand is expected for ski vacations this winter, with approximately 200,000 Israelis projected to travel, double the previous season's numbers. Destinations like Bulgaria, Georgia, France, and Andorra are popular choices, offering a range of prices and experiences.

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  1. 01200,000 Israelis are expected to go on ski vacations this winter, doubling last season's numbers.
  2. 02Destinations include Georgia, Bulgaria, France, and Andorra, offering varied price points.
  3. 03Increased affordability and shorter trips are making ski holidays more accessible.
  4. 04Hebrew-speaking ski camps are expanding to cater to families with young children.
  5. 05Prices for a three-day ski trip start around 974 euros in Bulgaria.

The trend is fueled by increased affordability, new skiers, and a growing appreciation for ski holidays as a regular travel option.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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