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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
Why Eilat needs a casino
Opinion: Israelis gamble away hundreds of millions abroad while banned at home—a regulated casino in Eilat could bring money, jobs and tourism back to southern hub
Prof. Ilan Alon
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09.22.25
Israel excluded from major international tourism fair in Italy over Gaza war
Israel was barred from the TTG tourism fair in Rimini, Italy, after organizers cited security risks and political tensions; Rimini’s mayor said protests over Israel’s Gaza offensive drove the decision, while Israel condemned it as politically motivated
Itamar Eichner
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09.21.25
Egypt builds mega resort at Mount Sinai site, sparking heritage and faith concerns
Critics warn project at Mount Sinai, where tradition says Moses received the Ten Commandments, could damage sacred landscapes, disrupt Bedouin life and endanger St. Catherine’s Monastery
Lior Ben Ari
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09.08.25
Bosnia hostel turns away Israeli tourist due to nationality
Ofek Levy, an Israeli tourist in Mostar, says he was denied entry to Hostel DADA after the owner learned he was from Israel; Booking.com issued a small refund and is reviewing the incident, which Levy calls discriminatory and humiliating
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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08.29.25
Three new luxury hotels planned in Israeli desert tourist gem
Developers to build five-star resorts on a dramatic cliffside, aiming to turn Mitzpe Ramon into a world-class desert tourism destination with nearly 1,500 guest rooms
Navit Zomer
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08.13.25
After regime falls, tourists return to Syria—but can they find a room or wear a bikini?
Damascus airport is open again, with new flights added weekly—but where are tourists going? In post-Assad Syria, tourism faces a tough recovery, with few hotel rooms, poor services and new restrictions, including regulations on swimwear
Lior Ben Ari
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07.05.25
'Even during war, we keep coming back': Tourists explain why they keep coming back to Tel Aviv Pride
Despite the war and global protests, two LGBTQ travelers from London return to Tel Aviv Pride, calling it the most vibrant, welcoming celebration in the world — and a powerful statement of resilience and solidarity
Alexandra Lukash
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06.12.25
Israel’s tourism industry remains on brink of collapse despite ceasefire, sector chief warns
Inbound tourism remains stagnant despite truce on northern border; annual tourist entries at around one million—down from 4.9 million in 2019
Navit Zomer
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06.09.25
Air Haifa adds new route to Rhodes as part of summer expansion
Starting July 3, Air Haifa will offer twice-weekly flights from northern Israel to the Greek island of Rhodes, with one-way fares from $149; the airline continues to expand its destinations and staffing as Haifa Airport upgrades near completion
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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06.04.25
Israeli in Shaolin temple in China becomes TikTok star; 'Feels like IDF basic training'
Living with swords, kung fu, and a monk-like routine: Amit Elkayam posts intense training in viral TikToks; says she has never felt as strong
Sharon Kidon
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05.31.25
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