I will give you economical examples. If you are thinking to make a trip around Middle East, and you start it from Tel Aviv, your flight tickets to Tel Aviv (one way) will cost you from 70€. Meanwhile if you decided starting your trip from places like Egypt or Jordan you will only find flights to there from 200€. So, again is proved that not only starting your trip from Tel Aviv will lower your travel costs but also the flight to there will be cheaper.
Below I provide you with a list of places you can travel from Tel Aviv, the distances and the costs:
–53 km distance to JERUSALEM/ISRAEL. 16NIS = 4€, one way to JERUSALEM.
– 66 km distance to the city of HEBRON /WEST BANK. 24NIS=6€ one way to HEBRON.
-150 km distance to the NEGEV DESERT/ISRAEL 45NIS=11€ one way to NEGEV DESERT.
–278km distance to EILAT/ISRAEL (bordering with Egypt and Jordan). 65NIS=16€ one way to EILAT.
–204 km distance to PETRA/JORDAN.
–297 km distance to SINAI/EGYPT. You can cross the border through the town of Eilat. The nearest Egyptian town in the Sinai is Taba. For knowing more what to see and do in the South Sinai Peninsula read my complete guide here.
–775 km distance to CAIRO/EGYPT. No real option to go with land transport because of the historical restrictions on movement in between both nations (Israel and Egypt are not good allies the facto) so you better look for a flight option Airline companies like Etihad offer flights in between both destinations starting at 200€ with a stop over.
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