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The Regional Council for the Southern District has decided to file a conditional plan for a residential neighbourhood comprised of 214 ground-floor homes in the city of Eilat. The neighbourhood is to be located at... [read more] |
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Just last week tourists were asking me where they could purchase a parking card. Not having a car, I have no idea where they are sold and could not help the people. Now visitors to Eilat can help themselves. [Read more] |
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For those who have always wondered but never dared to ask - or never thought they'd get an answer! - here is a listing of which busses go where, and how frequently [Read more] |
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While Eilat may sometimes feel it's treated as being beyond the edges of the map where 'here be dragons', the Egged bus company recognises that there must be an awfully lot of 'dragon riders' because those travelling to Eilat can now ...[read more] |
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While in Britain it may be old hat by now, Eilatis might be surprised to know that Big Brother is watching them if they are in Shachamon Park, the north beach promenade, the marina, and now ...[read more] |
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... Which is all fine and nice, but how do we get where we need to be from Ben Gurion when we're used to using Sdeh Dov? Here is some helpful information... [read more] |
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Years after closing down the only animal shelter in the region and operating a quarantine that many animal lovers equated with a torture compound, the City has just opened a new dog quarantine cum dog pound. An improvement? [read more] |
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Did you know that Moses was never in Jerusalem but he was in Eilat? Do you know what 'Berenice' was? Or what the Crusaders did here that changed the course of history? What Darb el-Hajj was and where you can see parts of it? Eilat has a long and fascinating history and there are still places where you can see and feel that history. [read more]
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In August 1985 a Free Trade Zone law was passed in Eilat. Eilat residents would enjoy tax benefits to help offset the added costs due to geographical distance, while tourists would enjoy lower prices and enrich the country’s foreign currency coffers. Various adjustments to the law have been made over the years, and below is a general summary for your convenience of how the law presently applies. [read more]
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