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The city of Tel Aviv has become a haven for international business travelers looking to get in touch with home offices while visiting the Holy Land. With many access points and Wi-Fi services offered at hotels, restaurants, fast food chains and cafeterias, business travelers can check e-mail almost everywhere, transatlantic free VoIP calls via Skype and surfing the net to keep abreast of the latest news in their respective fields.

The rapid growth in the number of wireless Internet users worldwide has created a need for many people to rely on Wi-Fi during the trip. The advantage of using Wi-Fi that offers business and leisure travelers added mobility and flexibility.

The ability to access the network of nearly around the world has become a necessity for business travelers who want to stay in touch with colleagues and clients, regardless of physical location, and wish check email between meetings. Those equipped with smart phones and other wireless handheld devices such as BlackBerry, you can use throughout Israel without difficulty.

The Wi-Fi Alliance survey shows that 70 percent of Wi-Fi users and future report they are more likely to take their laptops when traveling on vacation thanks to the wide availability of wireless network access points at airports, hotels, parks and restaurants. Wi-Fi offers quick and easy for passengers to change flight and hotel reservations, reserve rental cars and conduct last-minute trip planning. Travelers also Wi-Fi finding helps locate restaurants, gather information about local events and find popular as well as "unusual-track places.

Unlike Europe and the United States, where most places charge for Internet use, almost all establishments in business services from Israel capital to offer free Internet. Take, for example, the Atlas Hotel Chain. Atlas gives all guests free broadband unlimited Internet from hotel lobby, meeting rooms or private rooms with a Wi-Fi, which is an area that allows wireless access to high-speed Internet.

According to a recent survey, more than 200 access points available for laptop users on the Tel Aviv metropolitan area alone. Most of these are offered by hotels, restaurants and cafes, but visitors to Israel can also access the network at gas stations, hospitals, parks, universities, malls and other attractions such as the Rabin Square in central Tel Aviv.

The number of hot spots in Israel has doubled in each of the previous years and is expected to continue growing at that pace for the foreseeable future. Any businessman with a laptop you can check email on virtually any place without having to pay for it.

Here is a list of access points in Tel Aviv to offer wireless high-speed Internet:

Hotels

Atlas hotel chain offers unlimited Wi-Fi access in six of his Tel Aviv Hotels: Hotel Basilea, Hotel Tal, Melody Hotel, Hotel City, Hotel and Hotel Film Center. Services are available in the main rooms, restaurants, pool area, bar and hotel lobby.

Café Bars

Arcaffè chain not only offers true Italian espresso in Tel Aviv, but also offers high-quality wireless access in its coffee bars, Ramat Aviv mall north of Tel Aviv on Rothschild Boulevard in the city's financial center.

Other major coffee chains – including Aroma, Joe Cup 'O', Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Coffee To Go offering, and wireless Ilan free services, like Marilyn Monroe Coffee, Noah's Café, coffee print et al.

Restaurants and fast food chains

Major U.S. chains McDonald's fast food and Burger King offer wireless services in its branches in Tel Aviv. In addition, there is an access point Wi-Fi in the restaurant in Ibn Gavirol Brasseire Street near Rabin Square, Kyoto Salsa Restaurant and Messa, one of the finest restaurants in Tel Aviv.

Convenience Stores and Gas Stations

The chain of Amarillo located in the Dor Alon gas stations and gas stations Sonol offer Wi-Fi.

Public Places

In the modern port of Tel Aviv no need to enter one of the many restaurants or bars nearby. This entertainment center features Wi-Fi Internet, ie Internet users and entrepreneurs can take a seat on the waterfront and connect to cyberspace.

Dizengoff shopping mall in the center of Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion International Airport also have access points Wi-Fi.

So do not think twice before taking a laptop on a business trip to Tel Aviv. One is immediately to land in Israel – not just warm and friendly people with the Holy Land, but to all people connected to the network. Home away from home, they call in the industry hospitality.

Boaz Babai is the Founder and CEO of ARPU~UP, a Web 2.0 Marketing Strategy Consulting firm. ARPU~UP provides Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Smart Guerrilla Marketing Services to Atlas Tel Aviv Hotels, a leading mid-luxury hotels chain in Tel Aviv City for business and leisure travels.

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