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Travel Packages To Israel, Milan & Prague Available !
Monday, 12th Sep 2016 13:38

A reputable local travel agent has put together a three night package trip to Israel for the game against Happoel Beer Sheva at a great price.

Travel Counsellors put together trips to both of last seasons away trips in the Europa League and now they are going to run similar packages to this seasons games on the Continent (And Israel).

The trip to Tel Aviv is a 3 night stay in the Israeli capital and will include transfers from Tel Aviv airport to the hotel. It will be leaving on Wednesday28th September and then returning on Saturday 1st October.

The cost is £670 per person based on sharing a double/twin room, although this price may go up depending on flight availability.

The trip has all the relevant ATOL bonding etc for the peace of mind.

More details can be obtained by contacting the company via phone or e mail as below.

02380 988520 or 07863 776 767
michael.barry@travelcounsellors.com

Also available are 2 night packages to both Prague & Milan

Milan is currently on sale at £265 per person and the Prague trip is £225, both are for travel on the Wednesday before the game and returning on Friday.

More details can be obtained from

02380 988520 or 07863 776 767
michael.barry@travelcounsellors.com

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SFC_Fire added 14:20 - Sep 12 We are doing Prague for 3 nights for Â£115 each haha
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stmichael added 17:24 - Sep 12 Â£115.00 - Good luck you get what you pay for.. When it looks too good to be true it usually is.
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Horndeansaint added 13:58 - Sep 13 Don't be so sure stmichael, a friend of mine went to Prague recently. The cost of living is ridiculously cheap by UK standards. Mind you, I reckon SFC fire is talking about hotel only as the cheapest flight return on skyscanner is Â£178 direct or Â£124 with one stop. All we need for Milan is a decent allocation. 7k should do it.
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darthvader added 16:57 - Sep 13

I went to Prague for 4 night stag do back in 2005 . I spent more in one "bar" on the first night than the flights and accommodation for the whole trip . Food and beer were reasonable though ðŸ˜‚
I also nearly got pickpocketed by a scantily clad lady I was lucky I caught her with her hand in my pocket on my wallet as she was tempting me with her "merchandise" . Quickly told her to phuck off and carried on my way to our apartment .

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uaesaint added 06:33 - Sep 14 Going to Israel nice short trip from dubai
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