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Israel turns to Christian pilgrims, diaspora ties, AI to reboot post-war tourism
Government officials believe Christian pilgrims, Evangelical travelers, and Jewish communities overseas can form the backbone of a gradual recovery, even as broader tourism remains constrained.
Norwegian airline to resume Copenhagen-Tel Aviv route from April
Ryanair wipes Tel Aviv from route map as Israel dispute deepens
Ryanair says it may not return to Israel, urges Jerusalem to 'get its act together'
What percentage of Israeli travelers overload their plates at the buffet?
Do you load more than you need at the hotel buffet? Or take home bottles of shampoo? Or feel like the "ugly Israeli" on vacation? A special survey conducted for Walla! Tourism on Israeli travelers.
For airlines, more destinations mean more problems
TRAVEL ADVISER: How do airlines plan their long-term policies on adding new cities as destinations? Here are four key considerations.
Knesset celebrates 74th anniversary by inviting TikTokers to Israel
TikTok stars from around the world arrived in Israel as they embark on a trip to highlight Israel's natural beauty and cultural diversity.
A winter getaway to the Kinneret and surrounding areas
From hotel stays to spas, wine bars and excellent food, the Kinneret is the perfect place to go for a winter getaway.
A winter getaway to the Kinneret and surrounding areas
From hotel stays to spas, wine bars and excellent food, the Kinneret is the perfect place to go for a winter getaway.
Acre named most hospitable city in Israel by Booking.com
After a couple years putside of the top spot, the city of Acre retook its position as Israel's most hospitable city in this year's Booking.com Traveler Review Awards.
Where does Israel rank in the world's most powerful passports?
Israel remains steady and able to travel without hassle to many countries across the world - but which passports are the strongest?
Dozens of passengers get stuck in Haifa cable car due to power outage
The incident, which left roughly 30 passengers stranded for nearly an hour, was not the first time this year Haifa's cable cars have halted mid-trip.
Will Israeli hotels accept the challenge of the glamping industry?
Experts maintain that people are looking today for more meaningful travel, more immersive experiences and more authentic vacations. Enter glamping.
Christian tourism to Holy Land slowly recovers ahead of Christmas
Some 120,000 Christian pilgrims expected to visit, but industry experts say that high costs and economic uncertainty could hamper full recovery.
