New route launched from Haifa to beloved Greek city
airHaifa began operating routes to Ramon and Thessaloniki. Customers are currently voting on Facebook to select the discount for Election Day.
Travel
Madrid Bound: Israir launches direct flights to Spain's capital
Summer surprise: Israeli tourism to Slovakia jumps by 204%
A journey into the awakening northern Dead Sea
Tourism Ministry launches free food truck tour in US
Starting October 25 in North Miami Beach, a specially designed food truck will embark on a multi-state journey, serving free, authentic kosher-style Israeli food curated by chef Yossi Shitrit.
Two Tel Aviv luxury hotels rank among Middle East's best in international travelers' poll
Condé Nast Traveler magazine published the results of its 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards on Oct. 6, ranking the David Kempinski 11th among Middle Eastern hotels with a score of 95.02.
Glamping in Arazim Valley: Historic farm becomes new hospitality hub
From fruit orchards to modern glamping: The legendary Tur Sinai farm near Jerusalem reopens its doors to visitors.
Choosing love: Street party in Tel Aviv on Election Day
Music, food, design, tattoos, and drinks: The VOTE LOVE event will take place on October 27 in Tel Aviv. Entrance is free, and visitors can arrive before or after voting.
Following security official demands: Arkia halts ticket sales to Morocco
The Israeli airline is reviewing the future of its Marrakesh route and already-sold flights amid demands from Israeli security officials.
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.
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.
Arkia sold tickets to Tokyo without approval from Japan - and is now being sued for millions
Thousands of Israelis who purchased tickets for the direct route to Japan were forced to deal with flight cancellations after authorities in the country failed to approve their operation.
'After years of neglect': Nazareth tries to bring back tourists with its Jewish neighbors
Amid tourism crisis and war tensions, The Abraham Initiatives launched a plan with 20 authorities in Lower Galilee and Valleys. Nazareth pledges tourism as a top priority by 2027.
Israel’s most famous market lands in the capital of the Negev
Starting Thursday, the Grand Bazaar will operate twice a week in the Beersheba Market as part of a NIS 65 million urban renewal project to bring the public back to the historic market.
