Tourism

Starting in September, the Israeli airline will fly to the resort city of Sochi at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. The advantage: The boycott on Russia will prevent flight and tourist overload.

A fake ring, a phone call with “Dad,” and an important drinking tip: A seasoned traveler revealed her tricks for surviving in a world that doesn’t always treat women traveling alone kindly.

By situating hospitality at the nexus of agriculture, history, and borderland experience, the hotel creates added value beyond conventional hospitality.

Israeli tourism is recovering as a major hotel chain expands in northern Israel and Greece, with deals totaling NIS 200M placing it at the forefront of local and global growth.

The images of 1,600 Israelis stranded off the Greek island of Syros were a reminder that Israeli tourists can face hostility simply for their passports.

The Local Committee for Planning and Building in Nahariya has conditionally approved the plan by Shoval Group to build a hotel on the Akhziv-Nahariya beach, near the shoreline.

It’s very expensive to vacation in Israel, so at Mills Vacation Suites in Neve Ativ, they offer 8 family suites at a very affordable price. And there’s plenty to do around.

Israel's celebrity chefs were a staple of the country's hotels and restaurants, but their presence has decreased since the war began. How is the industry now?

The Eilat Municipality will encourage new Israeli immigrants to begin their lives in the city and work in its hotel industry. A framework combining work incentives and housing is already in motion.

Albania remains a popular destination for Israelis, but prices surge in July–August: Flights cost NIS 1,200, and a budget vacation runs NI2,660.

The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 110.