A restored 1879 hospital turned luxury retreat, The Jaffa Limited by Fattal offers sea-view serenity, chapel yoga, Mediterranean dining, and warm, unhurried service just steps from Tel Aviv’s bustle.
The olive tree is such a fitting symbol for the Jewish people and our uncanny ability to survive, to come back, to bear fruit again, even after seasons of scarcity.
The hotel has just 44 rooms and cost NIS 128 million to build. Its construction took eight years, and the whole hotel has a feeling of luxury.
Designed by Feigin Architects, it brings with it the fresh, unique, and contemporary flair of the Brown brand.
Gordon Travel Group expanded its Russian-speaking division with new cruise itineraries for 2026.
Often referred to as “the Oscars for hotels,” the World Travel Awards announced this year's best hotels to stay at in Israel.
The best parts include wandering among ancient churches, visiting museums, enjoying the local cuisine, and soaking in the vibrant nightlife – all at very affordable prices.
There are vineyards as far as the eye can see, vibrant and lush, with ripening grapes hanging in bunches in shades of red and green.
The resort is especially well-suited for families, thanks to its large rooms, which can accommodate extended families.
Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas offers exclusive restaurants for discerning palates, paddling paradises for children, spectacular stage, water, and ice shows, and stops at exotic islands.
Traveling through Colorado and New Mexico can offer both amazing experiences and moments that scare you half to death, while learning about Jewish history.
