Travel israel
Why Slovakia? Castles, culture and a surprise for Israeli travelers
In this episode of The Jerusalem Post Podcast – Travel Edition, which was recorded before the start of Operation Roaring Lion, Mark and David discover the hidden gems in Slovakia.
Israel turns to Christian pilgrims, diaspora ties, AI to reboot post-war tourism
Norwegian airline to resume Copenhagen-Tel Aviv route from April
Ryanair wipes Tel Aviv from route map as Israel dispute deepens
Carmel disaster commemoration: The path of fire journey
Experience the 1.5km family route commemorating the Carmel disaster, featuring 10 interactive stations on fire behavior, extinguishing methods, fire prevention, and nature restoration.
A visit to "Open Houses" in the Modi'in region
A visit to "Open Houses" in the Modi'in region is a stunning way to pass the Fridays before Passover. Get some refreshing recommendations.
The level is rising: this is the new hotel that will open in Kinneret
"Nevel David" chain to open "Naval David Galil Resort" in April with NIS 300 million investment, featuring 276 rooms, 18 suites, spa, pool overlooking Sea of Galilee.
The Purple Treasure: Itineraries following the blooming of the lupines
Spring is here and so are the irises and lupines. Breathe in the fragrance of blossoms at Acho Nov reserve, Lev Hasharon winter pools, Yeruham reserve in Nahal Rosh Pina, and Lupine Hill.
Conservative movement suspends its Israel gap-year program, citing budget, recruitment woes
In the past, Nativ has enrolled upwards of 80 students. But in recent years, the program has shrunk substantially and this year enrolls fewer than 20 teens.
People postpone travel globally since start of Swords of Iron War - report
A ForwardKeys Travel analysis shows international flight bookings to the Middle East plummeted by approximately 26% in the three weeks post-October 7.
World's most isolated vacation cabin: NIS 112,000 per night
Welcome to the Sheldon Chalet, perhaps the most isolated vacation spot on earth.
Israel places top travel warning on Egypt, Jordan
"There has been a rise in the rhetoric of global jihadist entities that call for harm to Israelis and Jews worldwide," the National Security Council and Foreign Ministry said.
Getting back to Israel to serve has been a struggle for some
The trials, tribulations, and steadfastness of Israelis trying to get back to serve and support
Jerusalem's Muslim tourism challenge: What is the missing link? - comment
The three days we spent in Turkey revealed the diversity and tolerance that a Middle Eastern country like Israel could have and should learn to emulate.
