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.
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 cruise industry is undergoing a revolution: new exotic destinations, advanced technologies, and personalized experiences are reshaping cruise vacations.
Starting in late March, Bluebird Airways will operate 3 weekly flights to Naples, along with daily flights to Rome and weekly flights to Bergamo, expanding its Italian destinations.
Tal Aviation and Sky Express Airlines partner to give Israelis easy access to Greece's largest route network, including 33 domestic and 22 international destinations, with a modern fleet of aircraft.
With almost 1,000 islands and 2,400 km. of coastline, Israelis flock to the beaches in large numbers all year round, enjoying the ultimate relaxation together with amazing cheap food experiences.
Koufonisia, a hidden paradise in the Cyclades, is an uninhabited island with stunning beaches, magical trails, and breathtaking Aegean views,offering an authentic Greek experience away from tourists.
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.
For the first time: Weekly Saturday flights to a top European family destination with great weather, amusement parks, and unique attractions—from $529 per person.
A tourism wholesaler offers vacations in Zadar with beautiful beaches, rich history, and access to the Dalmatian Islands, starting at $450 per person—ideal for families and couples year-round.