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Southern beach closes due to Qassams
Clean and beautiful Zikim Beach will not open this year after rocket threat
Matan Tzuri
Proposal: Close Jerusalem's Old City to vehicles
Transportat Ministry to establish committee on readjusting traffic in capital.
Ynet
Farmer creates unique 'Israel at 60' display
A farmer or an artist? Peter Viner forms 'Israel at 60' sign from grain in
Sharon Roffe-Ofir
Visitors flock to national parks, reserves
Visitors seek nature attractions; most popular sites near sources of water.
Ynet
Crowds flock to Old City of Jerusalem
Despite extremely hot weather, ongoing threats of terrorists' plans to launch
Infolive  
Jerusalem to get Waldorf-Astoria hotel in 2010
New hotel, managed by Hilton chain, to include 220 rooms and suites, swimming
Danny Sadeh
Sharp decline in French tourism to Israel
Israeli tourism sources express concern with slowdown of tourism from France as
Danny Sadeh
Israelis flock to Sinai despite terror alerts
In spite of concrete warnings issued by Counter-Terrorism Bureau, some 50,000
Ilai Timor
Why are British upset with Israeli Tourism
British Advertising Standards Authority criticizes Israel for ad featuring a
Danny Sadeh
Putting Israel on the map
It's not easy taking a country which appears on the news worldwide in negative
Ivy Lerer
Jerusalem mayor: Change airport's code from TLV
Lupolianski says Israel should change initials of national airport to denote
Ynet
Israel broadcast live on YouTube
Tourism Ministry to air positive PR videos about country on video-sharing
Ynet
Dollar drops, along with number of US tourists
Sources in local tourism industry warn number of American tourists to Israel
Danny Sadeh
Vatican travel agency flying pilgrims to Israel
Romana Opera to operate six weekly charter flights to the Holy Land; Tourism
Ynet
Pilgrims from Sardinia to visit Israel
Following meeting with Israeli ambassador to Vatican, Italian island's local
Menachem Gantz
February sees 200,000 tourists arrive in Israel
A stellar month for Israeli tourism, resembling record breaking tourism year of
Ynet
Proudly introducing gay Tel Aviv
Israeli city invited to participate in gay World Outgames in Copenhagen. Tel
Shlomi Laufer
Travel industry gears up for hot season
Delta Airlines launches new daily service between Tel Aviv and New York; El Al
Yasmin Gil
New tourism initiative: Guided tours along Golan
Golan Regional Council decides region’s drainage system can potentially become a
Idan Avni
Tours organized to help support Gaza vicinity
Group organizes guided tours in northern Negev, Sderot in order to support Gaza
Ilana Fisher
Ben Gurion Airport ranks best in Mideast
International quality survey finds Israel's national airport best in region;
Ynet
Helicopter disaster monument inaugurated
Eleven years after tragic midair collision that claimed lives of 73 soldiers,
Yaffa Raziel
Will the Border Guard hurt tourism to Abu Gosh?
Residents of Arab village near Jerusalem object to establishment of Border Guard
Tani Goldstein
Vogue praises Tel Aviv
First Hebrew city conquers leading French fashion magazine
Lior Zilberstein
An island of serenity in the heart of Jerusalem
Magical surrounding of Jerusalem Botanical Gardens serves both as calm respite
Ynetnews  
Israel's first casino to be built in Eilat
Tourism Ministry, Israel Land Administration sign off on deal allocating 12-acre
Roni Sofer
HolyPass: The key to Jerusalem’s Old City
New smartcard helps visitors save on Jerusalem Museums and Attractions
Ynetnews
European leaders hail expansion of passport-free
EU's passport-free borders expands to include eastern Europe's Czech Republic,
AFP
60,000 pilgrims to arrive in Israel for
Number of Christian tourists expected to visit holy places during holiday 50%
Danny Sadeh
London-Tel Aviv line takes off while prices
Competition over the coveted Tel Aviv-London line heats up as British Midland
Danny Sadeh
Knesset's Menorah sculpture to relocate
Recent security issues prompt Knesset to consider relocating one of Israel's
Zvika Brot
New bus line for tourists launched in Tel Aviv
City Tour line begins operations this month, with reduced introductory prices.
Ynet
Hotels report significant increase in
Hoteliers report increase of 20% in number of reservations made in October
Ynet
Glatt-kosher vacations
Is there a minyan? Is the kitchen kosher? What 'Hechsher' (supervision)? These
Michal Crystal
Jabotinsky most popular street name in Israel
Not Ben-Gurion or Herzl, but rather Likud founder wins title of most
Ofer Petersburg
Tourism minister tags casino bill as primary
Yitzhak Aharonovitch confident Tourism Ministry will be able to start building
Roni Sofer
World's largest flag?
Israeli flag the size of two football fields making its way to Jewish state from
Danny Sadeh
Israel in 3D
A new package of CD ROMs containing 500 3D images of Israeli landscapes make the
Ynet
A flight to London for $99: How much does it
Planning to fly to London? The billboards announcing Thomson flights for $99 are
Danny Sadeh
Sukkot Tours: Returning to the source
The national water company opens its visitors’ centers to the public during the
Ynet
Sukkot on the horizon: Dancing with stars
This is also a possibility: Instead of staying at an expensive hotel or
Ronit Svirsky
Ancient quarry used for Second Temple discovered
Israel Antiquities Authority uncovers 1.23 acre quarry on hills north of
Neta Sela
The Jewish underground of Tel Aviv
Some 70 years ago, when Bialik was star of Sabbath-eve festivities, tradition
Udi Michelson
The children of Tehran
A series of photos from photographer Miko Schwartz's collection documents the
Nadav Man
Hikers flock to northern Israel
Tens of thousands of Israelis arrive at Galilee's recreation sites. Upper
Hagai Einav
Shana Tova from Bitmuna
From the beginning of the 1930s, pioneers incorporated sheepherding elements and
Nadav Man
The hassidim are flying to Uman, the Kabbalists
12,000 Israelis will travel for Rosh Hashana to the grave of Rebbe Nachman of
Ynet
Hotel for the holidays
Despite steep prices, hotels are at full capacity for the Rosh Hashana holiday
Yehudit Yahav
Gold fever: Jerusalem style
Church towers, an abundant spring, green mountains, and European-style
Ron Peled
Stalactite Cave – An underground wonder
Deep within the Judean Hills lies a magical cave full of natural sculptures
Muna Saba
In the footsteps of Saul, Ahav, and Jezebel
The pastoral serenity of Mount Gilboa does not reveal the nature of the biblical
Yad Ben Tzvi guides
Tourism Ministry, Vatican sign deal
Tourism Ministry's Milan bureau teams up with new Vatican airline on marketing
Yaakov Lappin
Indiana Jones for a day
Archeology week opens in Jerusalem offering exhibits, seminars and tours for the
Ilana Fisher
When the Israeli met the 'other'
Many youngsters, who return from the traditional trip to the Far East, flirt
Ahiyah Enzi, India
A good word on an unexpected subject
Doron Nesher has a few good words about the national airliner, even though he is
Doron Nesher
The Crusades: 21st-century version
A website hawks tiles to cover a planned 200-foot tall cross in Nazareth, but
Oshrat Abuhatzeira
When in Rome, act Jewish
Italy’s capital city is a very convenient destination for the Orthodox Jewish
Yossi Bar
A Song for Gideon: A tour, a story, and a battle
A typical summer hike usually ends with a cool dip in the water. Dr Assaf
Assaf Zeltzer
The Negev once flourished
The Nabateans preceded Ben-Gurion's vision of a flourishing desert by some 2,000
Doron Nissim
Queens of the desert
Two Bedouin women-empowerment projects in the Negev declared tourism centers.
Oshrat Aby Hatzeira
Tourists are back
Exactly 214,300 tourists arrived in Israel in July 2007, a 43 percent increase
Ynet
In the footsteps of King Saul
The Binyamin region, where King Saul was born, and which became the first
Efrat Natan
It's raining stars
No need for a binoculars or a telescope to enjoy the meteor shower; just find a
Dudi Goldman
Kosher and proud of it
It used to be that using kosher and gourmet in the same sentence sounded almost
Ronit Savirsky
Here lives the Jebusi family
Abraham and Isaac made their way from Armon Hanatziv to Mount Moriah on their
Reuven Gafni
Celebrating in Jerusalem
In honor of 40th anniversary of capital's unification, various cultural
Ynetnews
Up Mt. Sinai
Visiting the Sinai Peninsula? A trip to the St. Catherine’s Monastery and Mt.
Will King
The Philistines are upon you, Samson
Samson was known for his great strength and bravery, but the places in which,
Eyal Davidson
Jerusalem: 2000 year-old ashes
We take you on a tour through the Herodian Quarter, a lavish archeological
Ron Peled  
The Dead Sea turns red
Tourists gathered around mosaic map of ancient Madaba in Jordan weren’t
Dudu Ben Tzur
America of the Sharon
Ra'anana was established in the heart of the wilderness in the image of an
Michal Ben Ari
Maybe next century
Tel Aviv wants to become a European Capital of Culture on its centennial in 2009
Itamar Eichner
Money down the drain
Israelis who booked a vacation abroad will not receive their money back if they
Oshrit Abuhatzeira
In the footsteps of kings: Following King David
Almost everywhere in Israel is mentioned in the Bible. A new series of articles
Gadi Vexler
Tourists for one day
In the framework of a new Interior Ministry and Tourism Ministry program, over
Oshrat Avi Hatzeira
Jerusalem's churches
If you say churches, you say Jerusalem and there's no wonder: A few of the
Dror Davidman
'Fantastic country'
The whole world's against us? During the summer, it's more accurate to say that
Meital Tzur  
Paradise: A peace of the Middle East
Laura Ben-David found paradise right here in Israel, just off scenic Route 90,
Laura Ben-David
Tel Aviv: The sea, the sky and everything
In the third installment of this series, Dror Davidman's lens catches the
Dror Davidman
Masada complex
A new museum at Masada presents a selection of the archaeological discoveries
Ilana Fisher  
A Bedouin welcome
A visit to the city of Rahat acquaints us with the heavy desert heat. Tourism in
Tami Leviev
Eyewitness: Carried on the wings of the
In second installment of this series, Dror Davidman's lens catches graceful
Dror Davidman
Dead sewage
The Dead Sea Works seeks to extend its permit allowing it to direct sewage into
Amir Ben David
The Ambassador: The end of the road
'You Israelis,' Martin says to me a minute before he boards the plane back to
NB Simon
El Al raises prices, blames increase in fuel
Starting July 2, El Al raises prices by $10 for short flights and by $20 for
Ynet
Not with a naked eye
The idiom 'one picture is worth a thousand words,' fits photographer Dror
Dror Davidman

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