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Cheaper flights, new destinations: Israeli tourism trends for 2026
Airfares are set to drop in 2026 as flight supply outpaces demand, with hotel prices in Israel also falling; Eshet Tours highlights Greece, the Balkans, Central Asia, Morocco and the Far East as top destinations in a shifting travel landscape
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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12.22.25
Japanese lodge refuses to host Israeli tourists, prompting protest from Jerusalem
Israel’s envoy to Japan protested after a Nagano lodge refused Israeli tourists for political reasons; Nagano Prefectural Office confirmed action violated Japanese law, with officials issuing clear instructions to prevent future discrimination
Itamar Eichner
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12.14.25
‘The world is boring’: Nas Daily on Israel, tourism and why Asia beats Europe
With nearly 70 million followers, Nas Daily is one of Israel’s most recognizable digital figures. In Tel Aviv, he predicts a tourism recovery, explains why Asia outshines Europe and reflects on identity, backlash and love
Assaf Kamar
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12.12.25
Fodor’s flags 8 places to avoid in 2026 in its 'No List', and Israel is not one of them
Fodor’s 2026 'No List' warns of eight hotspots where over tourism is straining nature and residents, from Antarctica to Mexico City; editors say it is not a boycott, just a temporary plea to ease the pressure
Asaf Rozen
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11.23.25
'We earned this': Dead Sea resident blames decades of neglect after site ranked world’s second-worst
Locals say a global study that labeled the Dead Sea a 'tourist trap' and the world’s second-worst attraction reflects their daily reality, pointing to decades of neglect that have left beaches inaccessible and nature reserves under strain
Alexandra Lukash
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11.18.25
‘Tourist trap’: Dead Sea ranks second on a global list no one wants to be on
A new study of 101 iconic sites identifies the world’s ten most disappointing attractions; the Dead Sea lands in second place as safety scores, accessibility issues, and fading infrastructure drag down one of the region’s natural wonders
Roi Alman
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11.16.25
'Fits like a glove': Wizz Air eyes Israel for permanent base
At Wizz Air’s Hungarian HQ, executives discuss the hurdles to setting up a permanent base at Ben Gurion Airport—a move that could shake Israel’s aviation market and boost competition; 'As long as it’s safe to fly to Israel, we’ll keep flying'
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger/Budapest
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11.14.25
Asian markets emerge as new tourism focus for Israel following major survey
South Korea seminar brings together 200 Protestant leaders and local travel industry partners; Tourism Ministry pivots strategy toward East Asian travelers after internal survey reveals strong interest in Israel among Chinese, Korean and Filipino markets
ynet Global
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11.13.25
Ya Allah: Young Christian tour guide redefines post-war Syria, one battlefield tour at a time
Rita Badran, a 21-year-old dental student from Damascus, is the only woman in Syria guiding tourists through former war zones, including Jewish visitors, aiming to show the world that her country and its women are ready to be seen again
Lior Ben Ari
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11.03.25
Forget Santorini: This secret Greek getaway is closer, calmer and stunning
We’re about to spoil it for the British, Germans and a few Israelis who already know it: Costa Navarino in the Peloponnese is the Greece that Israelis haven’t discovered yet. Dream beaches, luxury hotels down to the last detail and tavernas serving fish dinners at sunset. It’s not cheap, but it’s absolutely worth every euro
Levia Koren
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10.29.25
Bookings surge at Kibbutz Neot Semadar after UN names it one of world’s top tourist villages
Days after the UN Tourism named Neot Smadar, a small ecological kibbutz in the Arava desert, one of the world’s top 250 tourist villages, the community is swamped with requests; Tourism manager Adva Meir-Weil reveals the secret behind its appeal
Alexandra Lukash
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10.20.25
Kibbutz Neot Semadar named among world’s best tourism villages by UN Tourism
The desert kibbutz, founded in 1989, was honored for its ecological community model, art and architecture, and commitment to sustainable tourism, joining 250 rural destinations recognized by UN Tourism worldwide
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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10.17.25
Israel's most beautiful viewpoints
From the Golan Heights to the Eilat Mountains, from the Gilboa Hills to Switzerland Forest – we turned to three travel experts to ask them to recommend their favorite viewpoints, where the scenery takes your breath away and the heart finds peace
Assaf Kamar
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10.12.25
The big comeback: Cruise industry sheds negative image, sets record numbers
After years of setbacks and environmental criticism, the cruise industry is booming, drawing younger travelers, posting record profits, and investing heavily in exclusive experiences and sustainable ships.
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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09.29.25
'Eilat is not ready for war': Residents voice concerns amid Houthi drone strikes
With only 87 public shelters and 65 hospital beds, Red Sea resort town faces escalating attacks; 'God help us if there’s a mass-casualty event,' mayor warns after drone hit near the city’s mall
Ilana Curiel
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09.26.25
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