Tourism
US refueling aircraft to be moved from Ben-Gurion amid flight disruption fears
US refueling planes stationed at Ben-Gurion Airport are expected to be partially relocated as Israel seeks to ease pressure on airport operations.
Taly's Travel: Discovering warm welcome at Louis Hotels
Beyond the postcard
Budapest uncovered: Castle caves and thermal spas
"The Venice of Poland": The city located on islands that is attracting Israelis
With more than 100 bridges, impressive architecture, a vibrant cultural scene, and relatively affordable prices, Wrocław is becoming an intriguing alternative to the familiar European cities.
Arkia expands the competition and launches a direct route to Tokyo
Japan has become one of the hottest destinations among Israelis in recent years – and now Arkia is also entering the picture. So, how much will it cost you?
Water slides, tennis and ducks: Who knew there was a holiday village in the heart of Ramat Gan
Kfar Maccabia Hotel is an ideal combination of a spacious hotel and a wealth of family attractions for the hot summer days.
Syria makes bid to revive hospitality industry with new Tourist Police Unit
The new unit would provide guidance to tourist attractions and assist tourists in traveling safely to designated sites and along established tourism routes.
Greece vs. Turkey: Where is it really cheaper to vacation this summer?
The inflation in Turkey, the strengthening of tourism in Greece, and the growing gaps between the popular destinations are changing Europe's vacation map.
'I Am Israel': Tourism Ministry launches major campaign at 'Post' Conference
Michael Izhakov, Director General of the Tourism Ministry, officially declared the launch of a groundbreaking North American initiative.
This is the new Israir aircraft that will fly you to New York this year
The Israeli airline is finalizing the purchase of two wide-body Airbus A330 aircraft and plans to operate flights to New York as early as the third quarter of this year.
After October 7th, we thought no one would want to come here- we were wrong
An interview with Sharon Shlomo, the CEO of The Israel Experience.
Israel's secret gardens where rare species on the brink of disappearance are being saved
Behind the hiking trails and pastoral landscapes, a special network of refuge gardens operates across the country, where endangered plant species are grown, researched, and returned to nature.
Grapevine, May 29, 2026: Meaningful conversation
Movers and shakers in Israeli society
