As Turkey fades from the Israeli travel map, Azerbaijan moves into the spotlight
With around 30 direct flights a week, a sharp rise in Israeli visitors and another surge is expected over the Jewish holiday season.
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Weekend festival brings top authors and musicians to the Western Negev
Chocolate festival to transform Nof Hagalil into sweet kingdom over Sukkot
The best family trips and nature routes for Rosh Hashanah
From check-In to boarding: The technologies set to transform Ben-Gurion Airport
The Israel Airports Authority launches the RUNWAY 2-6 program, selecting up to three startups for real-world pilots at Ben-Gurion Airport.
12 years after the oil spill: What is happening in the Avrona Nature Reserve now?
Following Israel's massive 2014 EAPC oil spill, complex rehabilitation begins at Avrona Nature Reserve, evacuating 30,000 tons of contaminated soil.
Love is made of Eilat soil: New exhibition at Eilat Artists' Gallery
A new exhibition at the Eilat Artists' Gallery explores love through Eilat soil, showcasing works created with earth and minerals from local mountains.
After decades in darkness: Tel Afek's historic underground waterworks opens to public
The historic Tel Afek waterworks reopens: A journey following the water that saved Jerusalem, featured in a special Nature and Parks Authority series.
Tourism surge drives up trash levels on Lake Kinneret shores
After years of war-related quiet, bathers return to Lake Kinneret alongside mounds of trash, prompting locals to clean the shores themselves.
Three million flowers: The exhibition transforming Tel Aviv into a fairytale world
After drawing over 150,000 visitors, the FLOWERS exhibition returns to Expo Tel Aviv with giant displays, planets, and millions of blooms.
We went to Tuscany to "do nothing" – and it was the perfect vacation
Among vineyards, wineries, medieval towns, and countryside hotels, we discovered Dolce far niente - and found that doing nothing takes real planning.
'I started feeling it was a good moment': American tourists return to Israel
After a long period when war, flight cancellations, and security concerns kept US tourists away, data point to a shift: More Americans are arriving in Israel, with signs of optimism on the ground.
Luxury, quiet, and fine food: Finding true luxury and quiet in the Israeli desert
A one-time chef's dinner at Shaharut became a peaceful desert stay with Edom views, local food, yoga, pools, and a cocktail class.
In a city returning to life, Tel Aviv’s Artist Hotel rewards a closer look
Located on Ben Yehuda Street, a short walk from the beach, the Atlas Hotels property offers the quiet charm travelers need when landing in a new city.
