Expat blog gatherings in Tel Aviv
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Hi all!
What about meeting the other Tel Aviv Expat.com members in real life? Organizing an Expat.com meet up would be an excellent way to know them! 
An Expat.com meet up can be a diner gathering, having coffee, a bring and share in a nice place, a cultural or sports activity, etc. There are plenty of possibilities: just imagine a pleasant way to meet new people and old friends from Expat.com.
Feel free to organize Expat.com get-togethers in Tel Aviv: you would meet the other members in a friendly atmosphere and have a good time together!
Of course, we could offer some help to organize your meet up and to inform the community.
So, whos in? Do not hesitate to start a new thread to suggest an Expat.com gathering in Tel Aviv. 
Best,
Julien
Hello LilS, you are free to propose a date, a place & the time for the MeetUp!
This may encourage other members to participate.
Fingers crossed,
Harmonie.
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