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Fattal Hotel Group launches summer campaign with up to 50% discounts
New 'You Deserve it Most - in Israel' promotion offers reduced rates at hotels nationwide for Fattal and Friends club members booking summer vacations early.
Hotels as targets: Dubai faces a new narrative test
Israeli tourist killed in Thailand motorcycle crash while vacationing with wife
Israeli woman arrested in Turkey on charges of anti-Palestinian rhetoric, denouncing Erdogan
Israel's one millionth tourist for 2022 arrives in Ben-Gurion Airport
Based on the recovery trend in incoming tourism, it is expected that up to 2 million tourists will arrive in Israel by the end of 2022.
What is the key to recovery for hostels?
Hostels are the most approachable accommodation you can imagine. So why do they have such a bad reputation? It's time for that to change.
Hundreds return to Israel on 'Christian Birthright'
Between the months of May and August, Passages is expected to bring 17 buses with a total of 620 college and graduate school participants.
Meet World Jewish Travel - A Jewish Tripadvisor
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 32
A journey to Rwanda, land of a thousand hills
Rwanda is a small, landlocked country located in the heart of Africa, bordering Burundi, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
The buzz at NRB: With skies open, Christians should book trips to Israel
After two years of closures and devastating losses, tourism is back in business.
Israel-Morocco tourism: 200,000 Israelis expected to visit this year
After the kingdom reopened skies to visitors, the tourism sector is preparing for a wave of sightseers.
Israeli tourists steal duty-free products in Dubai - report
The items that were stolen included bottles of alcohol, chocolate and even a gold-plated iPhone.
Italy tops Israeli tourists' searches since Omicron
22% of site traffic from Israel in recent weeks has been directed towards information on traveling to Italy, with the US in second place with 19% of searches.
How Eilat is trying to shift its image
This winter, through the 101 Experiences program, the Eilat Tourism Corporation is offering tourists a glimpse into the other side of Eilat, a side that is rarely seen, completely free of charge.