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Israelis Face Rising Summer Vacation Costs Amid High Demand for Mediterranean and Exotic Destinations
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First reported by Mako · 5 days ago
What happened
Israeli travelers are favoring Mediterranean beach resorts and exotic destinations this summer, but last-minute bookings are significantly more expensive due to high demand and limited availability. Early bookings offer substantial savings, with family all-inclusive packages averaging $4,000 for four nights. Travelers are advised to consider booking just before Tisha B’Av for lower prices.
- 01Summer vacation prices for Israelis are up to 35% higher for last-minute bookings compared to early reservations.
- 02Popular destinations include Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Dubai, Thailand, Montenegro, and Krakow.
- 03Family all-inclusive packages dominate, especially in Mediterranean beach resorts with water parks.
- 04Average cost for a four-night family vacation in August is about $4,000 including flights and hotels.
- 05About 70% of August travel slots are already booked, limiting availability for late planners.
- 06Booking during the ten days before Tisha B’Av can yield significant discounts due to lower demand.
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