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Travelers Hotels is hosting a major festival in Sde Nehemia on April 4, showcasing local businesses. The CEO: "Residents haven't returned, restaurants are closed, attractions are empty."

After 1.5 years as evacuee housing, northern hotels are reopening for tourism. Deganya Bet and Rosh Pina lead the trend with renovated accommodations ahead of the Passover season.

Spring has arrived, and the north awakens to new life. After a tough year, nature returns stronger, with stunning blossoms, flowing streams, and birds chirping a symphony of renewal.

Kfar Giladi Hotel reopens after 1.5 years, featuring an innovative concept with kibbutz heritage, an expansive escape room, guided tours, a community orchard, and a kibbutz-style dining room.

The campaign includes the weekend of March 28-29 and the week before Passover: April 4-10.

Av-Gad announces seven tenant tenders in one month in the Krayot and northern Israel, totaling about 4,000 new housing units. CEO Re’em Ratzon:"Northern Israel is a key growth engine for the future."

Isrotel Hotels expands its presence in the North with the opening of the Ayala Hotel in Kibbutz Ayelet Hashahar. The hotel offers 147 rooms and suites, an infinity pool, and unique Galilean cuisine.

A Neve Ativ getaway blending luxury, nature, and serenity with cabins, a spa, and stunning Hermon views—experience the north like never before.

Haifa has seen reports of stabbing and attempted murders as attackers use Grindr to lure LGBT victims into ambushes.

Rehabilitating the North and surrounding areas can drive real estate growth, rejuvenate cities, attract new residents, and shape the country's future. Liran Ovadia and Shalom Amoyal explain.