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The David InterContinental Tel Aviv’s anxiously awaited THE Spa is set to open during the summer of 2013. The 900 square-meter oasis of peace and tranquility of this exclusive and upscale spa facility will combine the beauty and allure of holistic traditions with the sophistication of modern spa techniques, to deliver the ultimate spa experience.

The name says it all: THE Spa stands for Tailor-made Holistic Experience. The concept behind the name is to allow the guest to choose whatever service she or he may desire.

Whether it be choosing the type of salt for a treatment, selecting specific background music, or choosing the flavor of the cocktail at the end of the treatment, all aspects will be customized to the guest’s individual preferences. The treatments provided will combine holistic approaches and methods resulting in an overall experience unlike any other. Guests will not only be able to discover a journey through bliss and serenity, but they will be able to enjoy the perks of our hotel by being a guest at THE Spa.

















Tools used by the quarrymen and a 2,000 year old key were also uncovered at the site. The huge stones that were quarried there were presumably used in the construction of the city’s magnificent public buildings

 Archeologist will be available for interviews and photographs at the site of the quarry today (Wednesday) from 12–2:30 PM. Please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to confirm your arrival and receive directions to the site.


The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv announces a series of cultural and scientific events dedicated to the Holocaust in Romania and to the memory of its victims, as follows: 
• May 12, 09:30 a.m., Constantiner Lecture Hall, The International School for Holocaust Studies Yad Vashem, Jerusalem: the international conference "New Trends In The Research of the Holocaust in Romania and its Memoralization" 
Participants: Radu Ioanid (USA); Colette Avital, Dan Michman, Alexander Avram, Raphael Vago (Israel); Alexandru Florian, Michael Shafir, Adina Babeş, Ana Bărbulescu, Alexandru Climescu (Romania).  

 















Senior officials in the tourism industry of the isle of Gran Canaria in the Canary islands are to arrive in Israel this week, to take part in a special event hosted in Tel Aviv, where they will present the main attractions the magical Island has to offer the Israeli tourist, aiming to increase the scope of their activity with Israeli travel agents

Gran Canaria and the Canary islands are a new attractive destination for the Israeli tourist, with something to offer for every season of the year.

 The event will he held on May 8th, 2013, at 18:30, at Sheraton Hotel, Tel Aviv. 

 Senior officials in the tourism industry of the isle of Gran Canaria in the Canary islands are to arrive in Israel next week, to take part in a special event held in Tel Aviv, where they will present the main attractions the magical Island has to offer the Israeli tourist, aiming to increase the scope of their activity with Israeli travel agents. The event’s participants will include representatives from the Gran Canaria tourism industry, travel agents, travel agents fromTAMADABA TOURS and hoteliers.

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, in collaboration with Artis, is proud to present 

Host & Guest   Opening: 2 May 2013  Closing: 30 June 2013

Guest curator: Steven Henry Madoff

 An extensive international art event

 Dozens of artists and curators from across the globe will come to the Tel Aviv Museum in May and June in order to participate in the extensive project, which includes nine exhibitions, workshops, performances, and other events.

 Initiated by Artis and in collaboration with the museum, the project addresses the complex relationships of hosts and guests, including rituals, obligations, tensions, and generosity, as part of the human condition.

 The project was curated by guest curator Steven Henry Madoff, an independent curator and critic living in New York, who is the chairman of the Masters in Curatorial Practice at the School of Visual Arts.