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Tel Aviv offers a wide selection of business services throughout the city, including secretariat services, dry cleaning and Wi-Fi access, to make your Tel Aviv business travel as convenient as possible.

There is a wide selection of business services throughout Tel Aviv, and most of the hotels provide secretariat services as well as dry cleaning and WI-Fi access, to make your Tel Aviv business travel as convenient as possible.

Business travelers enjoy up-to-date technology in most of Tel Aviv’s hotels. All 4-star and 5-stars hotels have business lounges with services such as Internet, fax machines, printers, typing and basic translations. In addition, there are three digital business centers of Kwik-Copy in Tel Aviv, offering efficient business solutions and services. They are located at 50 Ehad Ha’am Street, at 1 King David St. (next to Kikar Rabin), and at building No. 6 in Kiryat Atidim.

Your Tel Aviv business travel is trouble-free also when it comes to Wi-Fi access. The city has many hotspots with Wi-Fi services for laptop users, most of them are offered free of charge to clients. Wi-Fi services are offered by hotels, restaurants and coffee shops, as well as in gas stations, parks and shopping malls. The Atlas hotels chain offers unlimited and free of charge Wi-Fi services in Tal Hotel, Melody Hotel, City Hotel, Cinema Hotel, Art + Hotel and Center Hotel. Additional business hotels are: Grand court, Savoy hotel, Mercure Tel Aviv. In coffee shop chains, such as Arcaffè, Aroma, Coffee-To-Go and Ilan’s, there are free wireless services, and you can find these services in convenience stores and gas stations as well, such as the Yellow chain, and in Dizengoff center shopping mall.

All of the above mentioned hotels and most of other business hotels in the city offer dry cleaning services. In addition, there are numerous laundry places in Tel Aviv, most of which offer regular and dry cleaning services and free of charge delivery service. The central “Tip-Top Clean” at 242 Ben-Yehuda Street provides cleaning, laundry and ironing and offers free delivery service. “KvisKal” has two central branches for dry cleaning and laundry at 103 Ben-Yehuda Street and at 97 King George Street. There are many other dry cleaning places in Tel Aviv, so wherever you are staying during your Tel Aviv business travel, it won’t take you over a minute to find one.

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18 Best Things to Do in Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city located on the Mediterranean coast of Israel. Known for its beaches, nightlife, and cultural attractions, it's a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Israel. If you're planning a trip to Tel Aviv, here are 18 of the best things to do in the city. Visit the Carmel Market - Tel Aviv's largest and most famous open-air market, where you can find everything from fresh produce to clothing and souvenirs. Relax on the Beach - Tel Aviv has some of the most beautiful beaches in Israel, including Gordon Beach, Frishman Beach, and Hilton Beach. Explore Old Jaffa - A historic neighborhood with winding streets, art galleries, and ancient ruins. Wander through the Tel Aviv Port - A vibrant waterfront area with restaurants, bars, and shops. Visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art - A must-see for art lovers, with a vast collection of modern and contemporary art. Take a Street Art Tour - Tel Aviv is known for its vibrant street art scene, and there are many guided tours available. Experience the Nightlife - Tel Aviv is known for its lively nightlife, with many bars, clubs, and music venues to choose from. Visit the Azrieli Observatory - The tallest building in Tel Aviv, offering stunning views of the city and beyond. Walk the Rothschild Boulevard - A beautiful tree-lined street with cafes, restaurants, and historical buildings. Explore Neve Tzedek - A charming neighborhood with boutique shops, cafes, and galleries. Visit the Tel Aviv Port Market - A bustling market with artisanal food vendors and local designers. Discover the White City - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, with over 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings. Enjoy a Sunset at the Jaffa Port - A picturesque spot for a romantic evening. Take a Food Tour - Tel Aviv has a vibrant food scene, with many excellent restaurants and street food vendors to explore. Learn about the City's History at the Independence Hall Museum - The site where the State of Israel was declared in 1948. Visit the Eretz Israel Museum - A fascinating museum that explores the history and culture of Israel. Attend a Concert or Performance - Tel Aviv has a vibrant performing arts scene, with many shows and concerts throughout the year. Experience the Tel Aviv Pride Parade - One of the largest pride events in the world, taking place annually in June. In conclusion, Tel Aviv is a city with something for everyone. Whether you're looking for cultural attractions, outdoor activities, or a lively nightlife, you're sure to find something to suit your interests. With so much to see and do, it's no wonder that Tel Aviv is a top destination for travelers to Israel.

Amazing Israeli breakfast at the EATS cafeteria

An Israeli breakfast is quite known for being a great healthy and tasty breakfast. Originally served on a collective farm called a kibbutz, Israeli breakfast is now available in most hotels and restaurants in Israel. It usually consists of fruits, vegetables, salads, breads, pastries, dairy products, eggs, and fish served in a buffet style. The EATS cafeteria, located in Sheinkin St. Tel Aviv, offers wonderful breakfasts with variety and quality, the menu offers options like Avocado bruschetta, poached egg, poached egg avocado, chives, Shatta pepper and Atlantic salt on sourdough bread. A salad of roasted vegetables in the oven with rocket, mint and roasted pistachios, almond cream and confit garlic on sourdough bread. Scrambled eggs, coarsely chopped vegetable salad, tuna salad, homemade labneh, feta cheese and carrot bread. Also yogurt, nut granola, frozen blueberry candies, banana and raspberry jam. The place is stunning, pleasant atmosphere and lovely staff. Highly recommended! Eats, located in the Sam & Blondie Hotel

Shenkin Street - one of the most popular Tel Aviv streets

Shenkin (Sheinkin) St. has been considered a local attraction for over 20 years, and one of the most popular Tel Aviv tourist attractions. The street that epitomized the "Tel Aviv Spirit" and from which the most exciting mainstream and alternative music, theater and dance groups emerged during the 80s, has become more conservative in recent years, but still offers some of the best Tel Aviv stores and coffee shops. A proof of its lasting popularity can be found in its recent portrayal as the background (if not an actual character) in the successful Eytan Fox & Gal Uchovsky feature film – The Bubble (2006). Not ready to give up its mythic status in the Tel Aviv consciousness, and since very little of the culture center's fame has actually remained in the street, a massive amount of great stores and cafes have managed to keep that ever stimulating street alive. If it is clothes shopping you're looking for, you've come to the right place. Some of the leading Israeli designers chose Shenkin for their stores: Ronen Chen (49 Sheinkin St.), Naama Bezalel and Banot – Lulu Liam (40 Sheinkin St.) are just few examples. For accessories and jewelry don't miss the world famous jewelry designer Michal Negrin (37 Sheinkin St.) or Daniella Lehavi (35 Sheinkin St.), who's famous for her leather bags and shoes. Not quite ready to give up on culture? Pay a visit to Krembo, the ever-trendy music shop on 18 Shenkin St. The Western part of Shenkin, closer to the Carmel Market and Allenby, features many shoe stores, among which you'll find some global brands as well (Camper, Aldo & Adidas, to name a few) but with all the original Israeli offerings, why bother? By now you probably need to sit down and calm down a bit. A nice place to catch your breath is Ginat Shenkin, the tiny park located half way thru the street. Another option is one of the many coffee shops, starting from one of the Tel Aviv cultural landmarks – Café Tamar (57 Sheinkin St.) that has been serving stale coffee to a mix of Israel's top politicians, journalists and artists for over 40 years. Sus Etz (20 Sheinkin St.) and Aroma (30 Sheinkin St.) are other options for a nice coffee break. But if you're slightly hungrier than that, don't miss Orna and Ella, without a doubt the best restaurant on the street. Virtual tour of Shenkin Street >>

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