Tourism
A secret passage in the Colosseum opens to visitors for the first time
The corridor, attributed to Emperor Commodus who reigned between 180 and 192 CE, is infamous for its association with the cruel ruler who was passionate about combat in the arena.
Less Rhodes, more NBA: Israelis discover sports vacations in America
Nahal David comes back to life: New trails open in Ein Gedi
Traveling during Sukkot? A new trail system awaits your discovery
There are also rooms for NIS 540 per night: The new hotel on the Sea of Galilee
The Jacob Hotels chain is adding two more veteran hospitality properties, transforming them into Jacob Ohalo Kinneret on the lakefront and Jacob Mitzpe Ramon (formerly Selina).
Facing the Taj Mahal – a reputation so vast that many travelers worry it cannot live up to the myth
When you first glimpse the Taj Mahal from the entrance archway, it doesn’t seem quite real.
Holiday horror in Austria: Tourist hit with 1,200 euros fines over ‘half-stuck’ windshield sticker
Eva sent photos of the partially stuck sticker and its receipt, but Ausrtrian authorities dismissed the appeal, claiming the vignette was invalid.
Moroccan border guards mocked tourist who left passport on plane
Scottish traveler Rebecca McCarry said Moroccan police laughed at her and warned she could wait five days for a deportation flight.
From the Kinneret to the desert: The hotel chain continues to expand and surprise
While inbound tourism continues to stagnate, the Jacob chain is investing NIS 35 million in two new hotels – one on the Kinneret and one in the desert. Is this a new trend in Israeli tourism?
From the Rhine to the Danube: Kosher river cruises open a new gateway for the religious community
Kosher river cruises are popular with the religious public, especially during holidays, offering kosher food, cantors, and guides suited to tradition-observant travelers.
A breathtaking trip in Colorado and New Mexico: From the Million Dollar Highway to the Oppenheimer
Traveling through Colorado and New Mexico can offer both amazing experiences and moments that scare you half to death, while learning about Jewish history.
No more a passing stop: The central city revealed as Israel’s next tourism destination
Ever thought this charming city between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem has a bustling tourism and entertainment scene? Probably not, but we’re here to change your mind.
New in the North: A surprisingly great hotel at an unbeatable price
We were surprised by the new Oaks Hotel that recently opened in the Druze village of Buq’ata in the Golan. The service, the flavors, the facilities – Tel Aviv. But the price still remains Buq’ata.
Israelis start the new year on deck: Rise in demand for cruises
Not just Greece and Cyprus: MSC reports rising demand for Israeli cruise vacations ahead of the holidays, with top destinations in the Caribbean, Norwegian fjords, and Europe.
Who wants to see the Northern Lights? Direct flights from Israel to Lapland from the end of January
Starting January 31 and continuing until Passover, direct flights will operate to the city of Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland.
