Tickets to Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv, Israel's bustling metropolis stands today as a repository of lures that include but go beyond the usual burghal charms like chaotic avenues, wonderful shopping arcades, cafe culture and vibrant nightlife. Travellers who are willing to spend money on Tel Aviv holidays would love to explore its varying facets that make it so endearing among keen vacationers. Beyond the beautiful beaches and the affiliated revelry, lies another Tel Aviv that brings in a shade of multiplicity with the likes of Eretz Israel Museum, Independence Hall, Beth Hatfutsoth and Tel Aviv Museum of Art. A walk through the Old Jaffa and taking in of the Bauhaus architecture is mandatory!

Located near the town of Lod, 15 kilometres southeast of Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport is Israel's major international airport for passenger flights. A range of key global carriers are hosted by the airport. Some of them are: Air France, Air Canada, British Airways, Lufthansa and Iberia. The airport is easily accessible from different parts of not only the city but also the country as Israel Railways operates train service to and from the airport to several parts of the nation. Taxi services are also easily available outside the airport's arrivals building. A highly secured airport, Ben Gurion is replete with several passenger-friendly features that provide a comfortable experience to airport users.

Tel Aviv is not only a prominent leisure destination but also a major economic and travel hub of the region. Scores of airlines run direct/indirect flights to the city from different key destinations of the globe. From the UK's busiest airport, London Heathrow, carriers such as KLM, Alitalia, SWISS, Lufthansa and British Airways offer flights to the Israeli city. KLM additionally offer flight services for tickets to Tel Aviv from Glasgow, Newcastle and Manchester airports in the UK. Being the national airline of the UK, British Airways is perhaps the preferred operator. Athens is a popular stopover point for flights originating from the UK and terminating in Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv is blessed with several kinds of accommodation options allowing tourists of all budgets and tastes to find their address of choice. Most of the luxury properties can be found along the beachside on the Hayarkon Street. While these lavish hotels next to the beach can be pricey, a number of budget hotels can be found inland. Most prominent hotels are never too far from the key attractions of the city. Sheraton Tel Aviv Hotel and Towers, David InterContinental and Dan are some of the finest luxury, upmarket options in Tel Aviv. Historic buildings-turned-hotels are also popular among guests and add to the overall experience of holidays in Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv experiences a Mediterranean type of climate with no dramatic variations in the temperatures year round. Not much thought is required in order to deduce the best time to grab flights to the Israeli city as all months are more or less good to travel. The peak season, however, are the months of July and August when beach lovers get hold of air tickets to Tel Aviv to experience its shore side delights. Winter in Tel Aviv (November-February) is traditional off-season, but even the winters here are not bad with balmy temperatures. Those on a strict budget can surely find cheap flights to Tel Aviv during the period even for last minute travel.