Travel
Vienna: A Jewish story of resilience and rupture
In this episode of The Jerusalem Post Podcast – Travel Edition, Mark and David discover Vienna's Jewish history.
The 12 countries that are cheapest to travel to in each month of 2026
Why Israeli travelers are turning to Seychelles’ quiet luxury
Former El Al chief rejects monopoly, price gouging claims after Iran war profits
Sunrise, migration, and birdwatching: A new site opens on the Carmel coast
Ma’agan Michael Birdwatching Park, between the Taninim River and Mediterranean, offers guided tours, bird sightings, and serves as a major stopover on the migration route.
Passover and Song of Songs: What spring teaches us about freedom
HIKING THE HOLYLAND: Israel's hiking trails are quieter than they used to be. And yet – spring does not wait.
Budapest: Spa hotel, Jewish heritage, and Danube nights
Mark and David explore the beauty and grandeur of Budapest, where the Danube divides the historic hills of Buda and the lively boulevards of Pest.
From Alpine adventures to deep history: Exploring Slovakia’s high tatras
Awe-inspiring majesty of High Tatras and Europe’s culture capital showcase wonders of Slovakia.
Tourism experts reveal: This is the room number you should request for a quiet vacation
How the room location affects the noise level in the hotel, and which numbers are better to request already at check-in: These are the room numbers you should avoid when booking a hotel vacation.
‘Astonishingly fun’: UK’s No.1 attraction isn’t what you think
The shake-up at the top followed two years in which the British Museum had led the rankings.
Minecraft World to open at UK theme park
The project represents a meaningful milestone in expanding the Minecraft universe into real-world experiences.
Why Slovakia? Castles, culture and a surprise for Israeli travelers
In this episode of The Jerusalem Post Podcast – Travel Edition, which was recorded before the start of Operation Roaring Lion, Mark and David discover the hidden gems in Slovakia.
Panoramic views, Israeli breakfast: A memorable night in Jerusalem's Herbert Samuel
The Herbert Samuel Hotel in Jerusalem is not just a well-known five-star hotel; it’s also named for my fellow Liverpudlian Herbert Samuel, who was born there in 1870.
Israelis deserve better than missile barrages and cancelled flights - editorial
For a war-weary nation that depends heavily on air travel, Israel’s national carrier must prove it can serve the public in a crisis – not just profit during one.
