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.
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Tourism Ministry launches free food truck tour in US
Two Tel Aviv luxury hotels rank among Middle East's best in international travelers' poll
Glamping in Arazim Valley: Historic farm becomes new hospitality hub
Will jet skis be banned from the Kinneret? The new regulation that could save swimmers
The Kinneret Cities Association is considering setting a maximum quota for motorized vessels allowed on the lake at any one time, following severe overcrowding and danger to swimmers.
Is Tel Aviv’s Drisco Hotel worth the price?
Free wine, a guided tour, and several complimentary treats awaited us at the Drisco Hotel in Tel Aviv. But does all of this justify a starting rate of NIS 1,350 per night?
98 rooms, large spa, sea view: New resort to open in surprising destination
Shevet Achim Group to open Reef resort in Ashkelon in March 2027, featuring 98 beachfront rooms, spa, padel courts, and restaurants.
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.
Where life meets memory: Discovering seven southern sites of resilience, nature, and rebirth
Not every memory is etched in stone: Since Oct. 7, southern places honor lost lives through paths, trees, coffee, and scenery in a journey of life.
Northern Czechia travel guide: Rock cities, forest trails, and Saxon Switzerland
TALY’S TRAVEL: Exploring northern Czechia and Germany’s Saxon Switzerland region.
Pardes Hanna-Karkur offers new food scene
From a food truck importing its bags from New York to the best pizza I've had in Israel.
The Salmon Index: How smoked salmon at breakfast can signal whether a hotel is truly luxury
A far subtler indicator reveals more about a hotel’s self-image than any plaque on the wall. I call it the “Salmon Index.”
After Flydubai incident: Should Israelis prefer flying blue-and-white?
Flydubai flight reignites debate on foreign airlines. Pilots chairman explains Israeli security differences: Foreign flights aren't all unsafe.
Ein Bokek like you’ve never seen it: The wet trail almost completely empty of hikers
There are always hikers along the short, wet route in Nahal Bokek. Want a little peace and quiet? This is the time to discover a circular version of it.
