Holiday madness: Israir cuts prices and offers a vacation abroad from 389 dollars

The airline is launching a major promotion for the Tishrei holiday period and the pre-holiday season, featuring vacation packages to popular European destinations. Additionally, the company offers a "cancellation shield" that allows travelers to cancel their vacation up to a week before departure.

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Holiday madness: Israir cuts prices and offers a vacation abroad from 389 dollars
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Ahead of the holiday season, which is characterized every year by record demand for vacations abroad, the airline Israir has announced the launch of a special promotion for the holiday month. As part of this initiative, the company is offering a wide variety of vacation packages to popular destinations in Europe, with prices starting from just 389 dollars per person for the pre-holiday period, alongside attractive deals for the holidays themselves.

The Israir promotion is designed to cater to every preference, from beach getaways to classic European destinations. Early booking allows passengers to secure their spots while staying within their personal budget and choosing the most convenient timing.

To provide peace of mind, Israir offers an optional "cancellation shield" at the time of booking for 40 dollars per person. This service allows customers to cancel their vacation for any reason up to 7 days before the flight when purchasing a package, and up to 3 days when purchasing a flight only.

How much will it cost?

  • A package to Limassol (September 7–10) at a 4-star hotel with breakfast — from 389 dollars.

  • An all-inclusive vacation in Protaras for Rosh Hashanah — from 529 dollars.

  • A package to Thessaloniki for Sukkot at a 5-star hotel — from 549 dollars.

  • An all-inclusive vacation in Varna — from 549 dollars.

  • A package to Rome — from 719 dollars.

  • A vacation in Prague for Rosh Hashanah at a 5-star hotel — from 659 dollars per person.

Prices are subject to availability and are based on double occupancy.

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