Israel

ClaudeColeman5

[FONT=&quot]In the next month, I am going to Tel Aviv for the business meeting with the client. So I need the luxury hotel in Tel Aviv, which provides me all facilitates like business hall, fitness services and many others.

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mrs_lds

Can anyone recommend rental accomodation for 5 persons in jerusalem please

mrs_lds

Bump??? See above

Ballard

mrs_lds wrote: »

Can anyone recommend rental accomodation for 5 persons in jerusalem please

I've only visited the city on day trips so can't offer any advice. Have you checked Airbnb?

strawberries1

I'm going on Friday. I used Booking.com and AirBnB.
What countries will refuse entry if one has an Israeli stamp?

silvercar

strawberries1 wrote: »

I'm going on Friday. I used Booking.com and AirBnB.
What countries will refuse entry if one has an Israeli stamp?

You won't get a stamp in your passport anymore.

They issue you with a small chit of paper instead.

zagfles

silvercar wrote: »

You won't get a stamp in your passport anymore.

They issue you with a small chit of paper instead.

Which are very easy to lose - I saw several of them lying around the floor in the arrivals area! So take care with it, not sure what happens on exit if you lose it.

Personally I wanted a stamp on principle, so I sellotaped the chit to my passport (they don't take it off you on exit, just scan it AIRI).

silvercar

zagfles wrote: »

Which are very easy to lose - I saw several of them lying around the floor in the arrivals area! So take care with it, not sure what happens on exit if you lose it.

Personally I wanted a stamp on principle, so I sellotaped the chit to my passport (they don't take it off you on exit, just scan it AIRI).

You use the chit to open the gates just past passport control. Then you are supposed to keep the chit with your passport, but it isn't needed again. When you leave Israel, you repeat the procedure and get given another chit (one is pink and one blue, I can't remember which is which). Again, no need further use for it once you have gone past the gate, but better keep hold of it just in case.


Incidentally, when you leave Israel the scanner machines on the far side against the wall will accept British chipped passports. So you don't need to queue at one of the manned desks like you do on entry.