Travel
Grapevine: Seat's taken?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
A sweet stop on the way to Eilat: Yotvata’s chocolate tap is back
The secret Europe is hiding: Where to find true peace in 2025
What to do when the hotel staff stop working? Antalya holidaymakers fume: No staff, no refund
Israelis on the suitcases: This is what our holiday dreams look like
Despite security and economic uncertainty, Israelis keep dreaming of vacations. From Dubai and Tokyo to Tiberias and the Dead Sea, these are the top Booking.com searches for the High Holidays.
Tuscany through Jewish eyes: A journey of history, beauty, and flavor
Our travels revealed not only Tuscany’s breathtaking landscapes and cultural treasures but also the history, resilience, creativity, and enduring identity of its Jewish communities.
The summer vacation ends in two weeks – where can you still escape to?
Two weeks left of summer break! Gulliver offers last-minute deals: Cyprus from $544, Bucharest $919, plus local vacations in Israel starting at NIS 3,951. Still time for a getaway!
Feeling the end in the air: Activities for the whole family to celebrate the end of summer
In August, despite the heat, evenings hint at autumn. Nature reserves and gardens offer one last wave of family activities and experiences to enjoy before summer ends.
Transportation Minister Regev denies train chaos, while holding conference on new rail line
During the conference, Miri Regev addressed the train’s current malfunction, remarking that “there is no transportation chaos, the trains are still running.”
After a “once-in-200-Years” flood: The beloved Israeli site reopens
The Nature and Parks Authority reopens the Arugot Stream trails after a 3-month restoration. The May flood caused unusual damage, but now hikers can splash in the stream’s cool waters.
Panama City: Hats, cigars, food, and a pretty big canal
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 112
On the hunt for Frédéric Chopin's footprints in Warsaw
Walking the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, meticulously rebuilt from wartime ashes, I found it postcard-perfect.
A seaside Shabbat in style at the renovated Dan Accadia - review
Dan Accadia’s real upgrade is the way it sees families: not as logistical puzzles but as guests with rhythms, quirks, and a hunger for wonder.
Arkia expands into Far East with new routes to Hanoi, Bangkok
The first direct flight to Hanoi is set to depart on January 5, 2026. Initially, the service will be weekly on Mondays, with plans to increase to two weekly flights in March.
This time won’t come back – the new vacation trend taking over Israel
From trips with grandparents to emotional bonds: Five top destinations for intergenerational travel - Tel Dan, Hula Lake, Rosh Hanikra, Achziv Beach - where shared experiences strengthen family ties.
