Vaccinated, recovering and children under the age of 16 can from today spend time in hotels just as we were used to in the period before Corona • "We have no more rooms for this coming weekend"
The beloved buffet opens
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Yehuda ben Itach
Two weeks after the initial opening as part of the hotels were not allowed to open the dining rooms, this morning it happened - hotels across the country opened in full format and demand accordingly, some hotels report 100% occupancy on weekends and Passover.
The hotel chain owned by the Nakash brothers, which includes the Stay hotels, a house in the Galilee, Milos and Orchid, reports 100% occupancy in some of the hotels.
In the coming weekends there are very few rooms left and on Passover there are almost no places in the chain hotels.
Ran Balbus, Vice President of the Nakash Group in Israel, commented on the reopening and onslaught of Israelis: "We are happy and excited to open our hotels to the Israeli public today after months in which we have all been at home.
The approved layout for the opening of the hotels will allow our guests to relax, unwind and enjoy all the facilities that our hotels offer. "
The Crowne Plaza hotel chain also reports similar numbers with 100% occupancy at the chain's hotel this coming weekend in Eilat and 97% occupancy at the chain's hotel in the Dead Sea.
In Tel Aviv, the percentage is about 70% this coming weekend.
The Isrotel network also reports full occupancy.
Most of the chain's hotels are full for the coming weekend, with a few rooms left at the Riviera Hotel, Ramon Inn, Orient Jerusalem and Royal Beach Tel Aviv.
The hotels of the Dead Sea, Eilat, Karmim, Mitzpe Hayamim, Bereishit and Kedma are completely full.
"At the end of next week, there are still rooms available, the hotels are about 90% occupied, but according to the reservation center, the chain estimates that there will be no rooms left until next Sunday."
An aviation relations company revealed the search data for vacations in Israel.
Eilat is in first place, the Dead Sea in second place, in third place the area around the Sea of Galilee and Tel Aviv and the Galilee closes the top five.
"We are seeing an increase of more than 80% in searches in the last week (compared to last week) for vacations in Israel before Pesach and Pesach itself. The rate of increase in searches in the trend is increasing by about 20% every day. Prices have increased by 15% on average by 2019." , Said Nir Mazor, VP of the company.