Jerusalem launches millennial travellers discount package
Israel's capital offers reduced rates to allow young visitors to experience the city for £35 a day
A package of discounts will now be available to young travellers exploring Jerusalem’s attractions, including reductions on accommodation, restaurants and tourist sites.
Targeted at millennials in their twenties and thirties, the Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)’s package aims to let visitors experience Israel’s capital for under £35 (40 Euros) a day.
The offer, which includes a free tour of the Old City, includes reduced rates at some of Jerusalem’s top attractions, with discounts on hotels, transport, historical sites, festivals, restaurants and bars.
City Break Millennials package is being partnered by two hostels and six hotels, all of which are in the centre of Jerusalem.
Ilanit Melchior, Director of Tourism for the Jerusalem Development Authority told Jewish News: “We are delighted to launch our millennials discount package, which offers millennial travellers an opportunity to discover Jerusalem for under 40 Euros per day. A short hop from Europe, the discounts opens up Jerusalem to a whole new and important market and we are excited to welcome tourists in their 20s and 30s to our beautiful city, to experience fascinating historical attractions, rich culture and world class restaurants.”
For further information please visit https://www.itraveljerusalem.com/exp-jlm/
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- Angelica Jerusalem Chef’s Restaurant Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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- Beer Bazaar Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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- Beer Bazaar Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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- Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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- Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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- Jerusalem Foundation Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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- One of Jerusalem’s many bars Photo credit: Noam Moskowitz
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- One of Jerusalem’s many cultural events Photo credit: Noam Moskowitz
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- One of Jerusalem’s many cultural events Photo credit: Noam Moskowitz
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- One of Jerusalem’s many cultural events Photo credit: Noam Moskowitz
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- Tower of David Musuem Photo credit: The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA)
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