The new wave of Israeli hotels keeping vacationers in the country
We checked which new hotels opened in Israel this year. Four out of five are in Tel Aviv, each offering a completely unique concept.
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Nature protection project aims to revitalize northern springs and landscapes
17% of Israelis sleep with their dog in bed – and that’s not the most surprising part
The next big thing in Pardes Hanna: Food, wine, and local produce all in one place
For just NIS 10: The tours and attractions waiting in the Jordan Valley this summer
Wet tours, birdwatching, sunsets, night safaris, stargazing, and visits to local farms: The Wet Valley festival has opened, offering a wide array of activities throughout the summer.
The other Romania: The villages, people, and roads waiting around the corner
After eight years, we returned to Transylvania to rediscover Saxon villages, mountain roads, ancient traditions, and people who remind us to travel slowly and embrace the unexpected along the way.
A decade after its destruction: The spectacular waterfall trail in the North reopens
Hikers will once again be able to enjoy a circular route overlooking Tanur Waterfall and the Hula Valley, and choose among three trails with varying levels of difficulty.
Pumping water and prioritizing agriculture threatens ecological collapse
A new study reveals that human management and water allocation leave nature as the last consumer in line, severely threatening ecosystems, biodiversity, and local tourism.
Multi-million-shekel lawsuit filed against Mano Maritime
Passengers on Crown Iris cruise claim: Broken ACs, yellow tap water, route changes, and a safety incident at Rhodes port. The company: "Most claims do not reflect reality."
Meet Nasreen, the first Druze flight attendant
Nasreen Hadid, a Haifa resident, fulfills a dream while representing the co-existence that embodies her home city.
Flight canceled? How to save thousands of shekels in the first 10 minutes
Before you click "cancel" or pull out your credit card, there are several steps that can protect your money and increase the chances that your vacation will still happen.
Jerusalem’s Inbal Hotel focuses on food, drink experiences to find niche following Oct. 7
In such a congested marketplace and a struggling tourism industry since the October 7 massacre and Iran wars reduced incoming flights, the Inbal shifted focus to standout food and drink experiences.
The perfect summer evening escape: Mateh Yehuda’s wineries and views
Cooler temperatures, stunning sunsets, fresh air, and vibrant wineries make summer evenings the perfect time to visit Israel’s beautiful regions, enjoy quality wine, and refresh the soul.
Moldova beyond the crowds: Jewish heritage, wine and Transnistria
Moldova combines Jewish history, cave monasteries, lively markets and celebrated wineries, while Transnistria offers a striking journey into Soviet nostalgia.
