Tourism
Italian paradise revealed: The island locals don’t want you to know
Without infrastructure, electricity, cell reception, or hotels: Palmarola, a remote island off Italy’s western coast, offers an extraordinary vacation experience.
The ancient structure in the country we all travel To – and no one knows
Between samurai and robots: A journey in Japan that lives in the future and remembers the past
The most romantic town we visited that no one knows
Barcelona doubles tourism tax, charging visitors up to €15 a night
A couple spending two nights in a four-star hotel — nearly half of Barcelona’s hotel stock — could see the bill rise by €45.60.
Lion Air Group opens probe after full three-seat row unbolts during flight
Carrier suspects installation defect with missing pins or rivets and opens probe.
Yellow carpets: The impressive must-see mustard bloom
The fields and slopes of Gush Etzion are currently painted with a seasonal mustard bloom, yellow carpets providing a colorful and fragrant experience for all visitors.
Tired of waiting until three? This hotel starts check-in early
Meet the Jerusalem hotel offering a package that promises to kick off your vacation in the morning, including two breakfasts and late check-out.
Fattal Group launches FATTAL COLORS boutique hotel collection
The initial collection includes seven hotels, such as Bazaar Hotel in Jaffa, Reception Hotel on Rothschild Boulevard, and Sam & Blondie in Sheinkin.
Efrat Gosh, massages, and chef meals: Hotel empire launches luxurious winter package
Dan Hotels launches winter packages with shows, couples’ massage, and breakfast on arrival day; prices start at NIS 1,425 per night | Dan Eilat is not included in the promotion.
Elderly Israeli woman killed in New Zealand car accident, ZAKA says
The woman, an American-Israeli resident of Jerusalem, was in New Zealand with her husband for a family event.
European chic in the heart of Agripas: New boutique hotel opens in central Jerusalem
JROSE boutique hotel opened in central Jerusalem near Mahane Yehuda Market, offering a young, dynamic stay with easy transport and a local food, culture, and nightlife vibe. Rooms from NIS 410.
The scenery alone is worth the trip: I found a European atmosphere inside Israel
From a winery with a view of an ancient fortress to a ceramics studio in a renovated chicken coop. 24 hours in the Beit She’an Valley: Earth, wind, history, present, future, and a perfect view.
The battle for domestic tourism: Herbert Samuel expands its presence in Eilat
Herbert Samuel Hotels bought the Horizon Red Sea in Eilat, now launching it as The Herbert Eilat with 173 upgraded rooms and opening rates around NIS 400 per night.
