ZIV REINSTEIN

Ziv Reinstein is the editor of the Tourism section of The Jerusalem Post's sister publication, Walla. Ziv holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology and a master’s degree in cultural studies from Tel Aviv University.

Art Cars: Making dreams come true on wheels.

I went to Midburn and came back with one question: Why can't it be like this at home, too?

There is almost no sign of the war’s destruction. Metula, October 2026.

Metula is back: This is what the town that returned from the ruins looks like today

Entrance and lantern tours. Timna Park.

Arava offers 28 attractions for NIS 130 until April: What does it include?


A journey into the awakening northern Dead Sea

The northern Dead Sea is a place of profound contrasts: a harsh military past melting into a welcoming tourist future; an ecological crisis met with fierce agricultural innovation.

GALLERY -430. Hotels up to three stories high are planned for this area.

Just as the beautiful season begins: The scenic section closed on the Israel National Trail

Works to construct a suspension bridge between Kfar Giladi and Tel Hai will lead to the closure of the section in the Tel Hai and Kfar Giladi area on the Israel National Trail.

A rendering of the suspension bridge between Tel Hai and Kfar Giladi.

Ezuz to be authorized, transformed into tourist village

The Israel Land Authority approved a plan for the small community, including 316 accommodation units, a hotel, commercial and tourism complexes, cafes, galleries, and an archaeological park.

The desert community will become a tourist village featuring hundreds of accommodation units. A guest cabin in Ezuz.

For the first time in history: Direct flights from Israel to the Kingdom of Bhutan

Bhutanese airline Drukair will operate direct flights from Israel to Bhutan for the first time ever. The seven-hour flights are scheduled to begin in February.

Bhutanese airline Drukair will operate direct flights from Israel to Bhutan for the first time ever.

Mauritius refuses landing approval for flight from Israel, Air Seychelles cancels route

Mauritius refused landing approval to an Air Seychelles flight arriving from Israel on Saturday, forcing its cancellation, travel organizers said.

An Air Seychelles Airbus A320, pictured flying over tropical islands; illustrative.

The etrog blessed by the Lubavitcher Rebbe became a prestigious orchard

Discover the Kfar Chabad orchard growing citron fruits worth thousands of shekels – where the Four Species meet agriculture, faith, and precision.

"And you shall take for yourselves on the first day the fruit of a majestic tree, palm branches, boughs of leafy trees, and willows of the brook" (Leviticus 23:40). The Sages determined that this refers to the etrog.

76 rooms, including 2 villas: The new hotel set to open on Israel’s most beautiful beach

The Travelers Hotels chain is investing in a new project in Achziv – a hotel featuring rooms, villas, and glamping, scheduled to open in late 2027.

Rendering of the new hotel by the Travel Hotels chain in Achziv.

Air Canada brings back Tel Aviv flights, suspends flight director for antisemitic posts

After months of safety-related cancellations, Air Canada is resuming its Tel Aviv-Toronto route in November instead of January, as it manages a internal crisis over an employee’s online hate posts.

Air Canada brings back Tel Aviv flights ahead of schedule.

50-day prison sentence for man who kept monkey chained with iron links at home

Jerusalem Magistrate's Court also imposed 10,000-shekel fine on defendant, who kept green monkey and chameleon in his yard without permit.

The defendant kept a grivet monkey inside a cage in his yard for at least a month.

81% of Israelis agree: This is the most important thing in a hotel room

A new survey reveals that 65% of Israelis stay at a hotel in Israel at least once a year, 73% book their vacation independently online or via an app, and price remains the primary consideration.

65% of Israelis stay at a hotel in Israel at least once a year, Eilat.