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.
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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
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.
The Herzliya caveman: The final days of the cliff palace
For 50 years, Nissim Kahlon carved a cliff palace at Sidna Ali Beach. Now, past age 80, the Herzliya Caveman faces a final eviction deadline.
Hikers return to Bar Kokhba site for the first time since Oct. 7
Thousands joined Kfar Etzion Field School tours from the Dead Sea to Wadi Fuqin, highlighting the reopening of Tel Battir for the first time since the war.
The Persian leopard named after the NBA star arrives at the Safari
A Persian leopard named Deni, after Deni Avdija, arrived at the Ramat Gan Safari to mate with Noa as part of a European breeding program.
The Israeli tourist city that surpassed Tel Aviv and Jerusalem
A strong summer boosted Haifa's hotel sector: "We saw a non-negligible rise in overnight stays in August, with about a 15% jump in our city hotels."
5 great Sukkot stops in the Gaza border area: From greenhouses to Hakafot
A farm visit, greenhouse harvesting, honey straight from the beehive, coffee with a view, and Simchat Torah events: There are plenty of reasons to head to the Gaza border region.
7 picture-perfect spots for a family picnic this Sukkot
Sukkot is the ultimate holiday for outdoor trips, but sometimes all you want is to relax with family and friends over a great picnic with a view. Here are seven ideal spots to roll out your blanket.
Sukkot route without the traffic jams to the North: From forests and cows to vineyards
A holiday day trip in Be'er Tuviya passes through a eucalyptus grove, dairy farm, oil press, studio, coffee cart, and winery for local food and nature.
