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‘We said yes to every bad idea’: The Israeli couple’s wild Thailand trip

Content creators Ofek Edri and Neta Marko gave up the classic beach vacation for a month of strange choices in Thailand, from crocodile meat and a parking-lot haircut to a filthy hotel, tourist traps and a quieter side of Krabi that changed how they saw travel

Assaf Kamar | 07.11.26

Beyond Safari: the rare wildlife making Ethiopia a photographer's dream

Award-winning Israeli nature photographer Amit Eshel keeps returning to Ethiopia's dramatic highlands, revealing one of the world's least appreciated wildlife treasures; from the endangered Ethiopian wolf, now known to pollinate flowers by drinking nectar-to the highly social gelada monkeys and the giant mole-rat that spends its life underground, Eshel offers a rare glimpse into one of the planet's last truly wild landscapes.

Yogev Israeli | 07.11.26

I thought I knew cruise ships; Then I stepped aboard the world’s largest one

Aboard Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship, we discovered a floating city with more than 40 dining venues, thrilling attractions, spectacular shows and one challenge: five days were not enough to experience it all

Ron Crissy | 07.10.26

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 | 07.10.26

She started traveling alone at 13. Now she is 9 countries from a world record

Sophia Lee, 20, has already visited 186 countries and needs only nine more to complete all 195 destinations recognized by Guinness World Records; if approved, she will become the youngest person ever to do it

Assaf Rosen | 07.06.26

18 days with dad in the cockpit: The airborne road trip that fulfilled an old dream

With a tiny ultralight plane, six kilos of luggage each, endless permits and landings at remote airfields, Nir Levy and her father Gil crossed Europe from the air, circled an active volcano, met local pilots and shared a family adventure years in the making

Assaf Kamar | 07.06.26

רחוב הקניות סאנן-זקה בקיוטו, שלאורכו בתי מאצ'ייה מסורתיים, עמוס במבקרים

Japan without the filter: The blogger who says the hype went too far

Travel blogger Orit Yalon-Shoshan expected the world’s most amazing destination, but a long family trip exposed endless lines, packed stores, tiny hotels and a gap between viral videos and life on the streets of Tokyo and Kyoto

Assaf Kamar | 07.05.26

World Cup travel boom gives fraudsters room to hide

As fans race across North America for the 2026 tournament, their real buying patterns can resemble fraud, creating new risks for travel and ticketing merchants

Julia Hallett | 07.02.26

London–Sydney in 3 hours? Europe’s hypersonic jet raises big questions

The European Space Agency is advancing the INVICTUS hypersonic program, aiming to test technologies that could one day enable aircraft flying at more than five times the speed of sound, but commercial passenger travel remains far off

Assaf Rosen | 07.01.26

220 meters, 54 suites, 110 guests: Inside the world’s largest sailing yacht

Orient Express has unveiled the world's largest sailing yacht, with just 54 suites, personal butlers and a hidden bar, as it bets the world's wealthiest now value exclusive, one-of-a-kind experiences over more luxury goods

Assaf Rosen, Reuters | 06.29.26

'Every frozen lagoon, I jump in': Israeli traveler seeking adventures in places most tourists never reach

Opal Seror, 22, prefers remote trails to tourist sites, hitchhikes, swims in frozen lagoons and seeks places few travelers reach; in Chile, she got lost in the mountains after dark; 'It was the closest I’ve been to death,' she says

Assaf Kamar | 06.29.26

Neil Chorgin moved to Israel from Maryland 40 years ago and 15 years ago he opened Beertzinut, a boutique craft brewery at Kibbutz Ketura

Desert magic: the dreamers and doers of the Southern Arava

In Israel’s Southern Arava, newcomers who left cities and abroad are building a desert culture of food, ecology and craft — turning a once-transit region into a destination shaped by community, creativity and quiet desert life

ynet Global | 06.26.26

דרימליינר של איתיחאד איירוויז, היום בנתב"ג

Seven costly mistakes that can ruin your vacation

Travel experts warn that overlooked travel details, from transit visa rules and medication storage to Wi-Fi security and rental car fine print, can cause costly disruptions, cancellations and preventable travel mishaps

ynet Global | 06.26.26

Up for an 18-hour journey? This is officially the world’s quietest beach

New global ranking highlights remote escapes for travelers seeking peace, with the top spot going to a secluded island in India’s Lakshadweep archipelago, reachable only by an 18-hour boat journey and limited by strict permits

ynet | 06.24.26

Israir’s first wide-body jet lands in Israel ahead of New York launch

The first of two Airbus A330 aircraft purchased by Israir landed at Ben Gurion Airport, with direct flights to New York expected to begin in early August; the planes will first operate on European routes in July

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 06.21.26

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