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Eilat Case Study

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To decide where to have Practical Training Semester is one of the important issues. In order to complete my Practical Training Semester I chose Israel’s hotels chain-Isrotel. Isrotel is one of the main hotel chains in Israel. It includes 17 hotels in Jerusalem (Cramim Spa & Wine, Orient Jerusalem), Tel Aviv (Royal Beach, Isrotel Tower), Dead sea ( Isrotel Dead Sea Resort & Spa, Isrotel Ganim), Haifa, Negev desert (Beresheet, Isrotel Ramon Inn) and Eilat (Royal Beach Eilat, King Solomon, Royal Garden, Agamim, Yam Suf, Sport Club (All Inclusive), Lagoona (All Inclusive), Riviera Club).Eilat is the touristic destination. So most of hotels of this chain locate in Eilat. I will describe my practical training semester which is defined for 22 weeks which was the department of Food & Beverages. …show more content…

There are a lot of beaches, night clubs, coral reefs. These make Eilat attractive destination for international and domestic tourists. It should be noticed that the crime rate in Eilat is very low. You can safely walk along the street at night. Another interesting thing is that there are no traffic lights. The first place of my practical training semester was Agamim hotel, which is located in Eilat. Agamim is four star hotel. There is a pool like a lagoon. The hotel is well-known for its on the water rooms that are open to the main pool. The word Agamim means “lakes” in Hebrew. The Hotel consists of approximately 300 rooms. Another place where I had been practiced is Cramim Spa & Wine exclusive hotel, in Jerusalem. I had been there for 3 weeks. The hotel is located approximately 15 minutes outside from Jerusalem. In translation from Hebrew Cramim means “vineyards”. This hotel is famous for special tastes of wine, vine-therapy treatments of

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