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Roy Elman
Dead engines and planes that flew themselves: 10 aviation stories so bizarre they sound fake
A plane lost much of its roof in midair, a captain was sucked through his windshield and survived, four engines died one after another and passengers watched live TV coverage of their own emergency landing: 10 extraordinary moments from aviation history
Roy Elman
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09.20.26
No GPS, no internet, no help: Israeli sailor sets out on 9-month race around the world
The first Israeli to compete in the Golden Globe Race has set sail alone on a nine-month voyage around the world, without GPS or modern technology; Here’s how to track Daniel Pinsky, and what life is like at sea
Roy Elman
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09.11.26
EU proposes new powers to curb Airbnb rentals in areas struggling with housing shortages
Cities could curb vacation rentals and purchases of homes for tourist accommodation in areas facing housing shortages; Airbnb says Europe needs more housing, while the proposal still requires approval from EU lawmakers and member states
Roy Elman
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09.09.26
Lebanese food Influencer turns out to be a drug smuggler
TikTok star Georges Hanna Dib, known as Dr. Food, turned his candy empire into a drug smuggling ring, and managed to fool the police for a long time - until his hunger for attention online took its toll
Roy Elman
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09.06.26
From Greenland rescue to Arctic triumph: Israeli completes punishing Spitsbergen crossing
After a back injury ended his Greenland expedition in a helicopter rescue, Elad Bezalel returned north for a 160-kilometer trek through blizzards, deep snow and polar bear territory, determined to find out whether he truly belonged in the Arctic
Roy Elman
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09.05.26
How to plan a vacation with AI, from cheap flights to personalized itineraries
Google is bringing AI into nearly every stage of travel, from choosing a destination and comparing fares to organizing bookings, building itineraries and getting real-time help abroad
Roy Elman
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09.05.26
Adidas faces boycott calls after wounded IDF veteran fronts campaign
Shalev Biton, who lost his leg to anti-tank fire near Gaza five years ago, is at the center of a boycott storm after fronting an Adidas campaign; posts accusing the brand of ‘ignoring amputee children in Gaza’ have drawn millions of views
Roy Elman
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09.04.26
Michelin restaurants let diners decide what to pay — and say it works
More than 100 restaurants in over 12 countries are joining a one-day ‘Pay What You Can’ initiative, serving their regular menus while letting diners choose the final price; organizers say revenues have often matched a normal service
Roy Elman
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08.28.26
Maximum chaos: Ben Gurion ranks world’s most disrupted airport
Flightradar24 gives Israel’s main airport a maximum 5.0 disruption score as delays, cancellations and baggage chaos continue
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Roy Elman
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08.21.26
Europe’s heat is fueling a ‘coolcation’ boom, and Scotland is cashing in
Flight bookings to Scotland are up 15% as travelers seek cooler weather, while heat waves reshape tourism across Europe
Roy Elman
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08.19.26
Travel for the food: 8 European cities every food lover should visit
Travel + Leisure asked top chefs and culinary experts to name eight European cities worth visiting for their food, highlighting standout restaurants, markets and culinary traditions from Florence to Copenhagen, Paris, Barcelona, Istanbul, Athens, Berlin and Stockholm
Roy Elman
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08.18.26
Bare-it-all escapes: The world’s best nude beaches, from hidden coves to major resorts
Hundreds of beaches around the world allow nude bathing legally or tolerate it, but only 25 made CNN's best nude beaches list; The chosen beaches are located in all corners of the world, but not the Israeli beach that was on last year's list
Roy Elman
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07.29.26
3,500 km, 6 countries and crazy landscapes: the hiking route that crosses Europe
A new route connects the shores of the Baltic Sea in Poland to the Adriatic Sea in Italy; Along the way: sand dunes, forests, lakes, vineyards, the Dolomites and the snowy Alps; Here's everything you need to know about the Wolf Trail - the ambitious route that connects northern and southern Europe
Roy Elman
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07.27.26
How much will Israelis abroad pay to fly home and vote in Israel’s election?
As Israelis abroad book costly trips home to vote in the Oct. 27 election, travel companies report rising interest in flights, with industry officials expecting demand to increase as many view the vote as pivotal
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Roy Elman
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07.15.26
Bikini or shirtless? New fines at one of Europe’s dream destinations
Varenna, a small village on Italy’s Lake Como, says visitors can still wear swimwear on beaches and near boats, but not in its streets, shops or restaurants, as locals push back against overtourism and disruptive behavior
Roy Elman
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07.10.26
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