Tel Aviv Travel Guide

Tel Aviv Overview

Tel Aviv is a vibrant modern city that is best known for its
sun-drenched beaches, pumping nightclubs, designer shopping,
crowded street markets and high culture. What it lacks in
antiquities, Tel Aviv makes up for in commerce. One third of
Israel's population have made this bustling metropolis home. Over
weekends, residents from nearby towns head to Tel Aviv looking for
entertainment and relaxation and city-slickers spill out onto the
city's beaches to soak up the Mediterranean sun along a six-mile
(10km) stretch of golden sand. The diversity of the population is
reflected in the architectural variations and influences, such as
the Yemenite Quarter and the Vodka cafes of Allenby Street. Tel
Aviv also provides an ideal base from which to explore other parts
of Israel, including Jaffa, the Galilee area and Caesarea.

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KARIE WILLYERD is the Workplace Futurist for SuccessFactors, an SAP company. She is the coauthor of the bestseller, The 2020 Workplace: How Innovative Companies Attract, Develop & Keep Tomorrow's Employees Today. Her articles and blogs appear regularly in Harvard Business Review and in the HR and Learning press. She has been a Chief Learning Officer for five Fortune 500 companies.

BARBARA MISTICK is the President of Wilson College. Recently, she made history pioneering the nation's first loan buy-back program for college students. She is a seasoned entrepreneur and was named a Distinguished Service Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. Her public service advocacy on behalf of entrepreneurs has won numerous awards from the US Small Business Administration, Ernst and