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Luton gains direct Eilat charters
Tuesday, 07 Oct, 2009
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Dedicated charter return flights from Luton to Eilat are to be run this winter by Isrotel.
Currently, UK travellers wanting to holiday in Eilat have to connect in Tel Aviv.
Twelve flights will run between December 13 and April 12, 2010 using Isrotel Sun Express.
The flights can be combined with seven or 15 night stays at Isrotel properties in Eilat, including Isrotel Royal Beach, Isrotel King Solomon, Isrotel Royal Garden and Isrotel Lagoona.
Passengers travelling on Isrotel Sun Express will be offered including in-flight meals, a welcome cocktail on arrival, special airport transfers, pre-flight check-ins at the hotel before the return flight to Luton, as well as redeemable points available to El-Al’s Matmid Club members.
Isrotel hotels guests arriving on the Sun Express on December 29 can join a new year’s eve party at the Isrotel Royal Beach Hotel at a small additional cost.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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