Tourism
The secret Europe is hiding: Where to find true peace in 2025
Europe struggles with over-tourism, but Estonia’s remote islands offer true peace: Ruhnu with 150 residents and ringing sand, Vormsi with Swedish heritage, and Kihnu with a matriarchal society.
Smilansky Festival returns – your guide to everything you must do in the capital of the Negev
A spa in a Templar building
The famous Red Bus arrives in the north for the first time – here’s where you’ll find it
After a “once-in-200-Years” flood: The beloved Israeli site reopens
The Nature and Parks Authority reopens the Arugot Stream trails after a 3-month restoration. The May flood caused unusual damage, but now hikers can splash in the stream’s cool waters.
Panama City: Hats, cigars, food, and a pretty big canal
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 112
City of Dreams Mediterranean celebrates two years with a spectacular festival
As part of its anniversary, City of Dreams Mediterranean held a spectacular festival from July 10–12, offering three days of continuous excitement in an especially electrifying atmosphere.
From NIS 750 per night: The surprising hotel in the heart of the German Colony
The Templar building that houses the Schumacher Hotel underwent preservation and upgrades, and today it is home to 40 rooms and suites in a contemporary, minimalist, and precise design.
Morocco’s field of opportunities ahead of the 2030 World Cup - opinion
Morocco's consistent policy views sports as a key driver of social, economic, and educational development.
'Won't accept lectures': Athens mayor, Israeli amb. clash over antisemitic incidents, graffiti
"It is appalling that Mr. Ambassador focuses only on graffiti (which is obviously being erased), while an unprecedented genocide is being carried out in Gaza," the mayor of Athens wrote.
We never thought we’d want an Egged shirt
Egged Group and the Story chain have teamed up for a nostalgic collaboration, with a retro vibe that can definitely serve as a collector’s item.
KKL-JNF inaugurates new visitors center in Sataf Forest, Jerusalem Hills, after $4.5 m. investment
Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund has inaugurated a new visitor center that will offer visitors information about the site, including maps for trails.
The easy to miss hotel that is a 'hidden jewel' in Tel Aviv
The Jewel Hotel feels like a hidden oasis right in the center of Tel Aviv, with something quite rare for this city: a dedicated underground hotel parking lot.
The hotel offering a wellness journey if you want to change eating habits
Hotel Briaa in Gilboa offers a retreat vacation for those who want to pause, clear their minds, and begin a genuine transformation of body and soul.
14 desert pipes turned into Israel’s most unusual hotel – and the price? You decide
At Naot Farm, the Tzavta complex offers couples desert lodging in 14 recycled pipes with no set price. Guests pay what they choose, based on trust and belief in the “Beautiful Israeli.”