Israel is regarded as one of the safest destinations for travelers. You will experience a strong sense of security both during the daytime and at night, as Israel resembles a large neighborhood where everyone is familiar with one another.

Israel boasts pleasant weather throughout the year, making it an ideal destination at any time. The climate is typically mild and serene, featuring warm summers and a rainy period from November to March. While the Dead Sea area and Jordan Valley experience high temperatures, the mountainous regions remain dry and cooler.

Your forthcoming journey to Israel is likely to encompass at least one Shabbat Day, and potentially some holidays. The observance of Shabbat and all Jewish holidays begins the evening before and concludes on the evening of the respective day. During these times, the majority of government services, public transport, businesses, and banks are not operational, although certain restaurants and entertainment venues may still be accessible. For detailed information, you can consult your tour guide or the hotel concierge.

While Hebrew is the official and spoken language of Israel, all your service providers will have full commend of English, and your tour leader and tour guide will speak your language if it is other than English.

During your travels, you'll find numerous chances to purchase gifts, souvenirs, and personal items at secure and suggested locations. Department stores and shopping malls are available all day, except on Saturdays.

Visitors from abroad do not have to pay Israel's 18% VAT on hotel services. Numerous shops and businesses where you may shop will issue a detailed VAT receipt, and you can claim a refund for the tax amount at the airport when you leave. Remember to save your receipts.

Your tour leader, together with the guides and operators from Premium Global Tours, is available to cater to all your requirements. 

Should you need help, the local emergency contact numbers are listed below: 

• Police: 100 

• Emergency Medical Services: 101 

• Fire and Rescue: 102 

• By dialing 112 from a mobile device, you will reach emergency services.