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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

קוסטה דל סול, דרום ספרד. חופים יפהפיים ושטופי שמש

Skip Greece this time: 6 unexpected vacation destinations worth discovering

These alternatives to the familiar Israeli travel circuit offer culture, nature, food, beaches and a quieter kind of escape

Tzvika Borg | 06.19.26

Why Jewish moms keep coming to Israel despite war fears

Over 1,600 Jewish women expected to visit Israel in 2026 as post-Oct. 7 solidarity and identity trips continue despite security concerns

ynet Global | 06.18.26

US cargo planes at Ben Gurion Airport put 2.4 million summer flight tickets at risk

Airports Authority CEO Sharon Kedmi warns airlines may soon be told to cancel summer and High Holiday flights unless US aircraft vacate parking stands, saying one in four passengers could be affected

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 06.11.26

Israeli travel trends shift: more last-minute flights, higher prices, and flexible cancellation demand

New SkyGini data shows Israeli flight prices rose 24% amid reduced airline activity, while demand for flexible cancellation surged fivefold; One third of bookings are made within a week of departure, with solo travelers and couples making up 81%

ynet Global | 06.11.26

The world’s most peaceful countries revealed, and Israel is near the bottom

The annual index ranks 163 countries and territories by safety, conflict and militarization; Iceland remains No. 1 for the 19th straight year, Slovenia climbs into the top five and Israel ranks 159th amid the ongoing war

Roy Elman | 06.10.26

בן ואריאל - בלי טלפונים אבל עם הרבה מצב רוח

Can you cross Japan without a phone? Two Israelis set out to find out

Israeli content creators Ariel Ron and Ben Gordon landed in Japan without smartphones, Google Maps or advance research, relying on strangers, joining a local rap video shoot and being invited to dinner by a Japanese couple they met by chance

Sharon Kidon | 06.09.26

Wine, nature and food: a day trip through Mateh Yehuda’s vineyards

From June 4, one of Israel’s largest wine regions opened between the Jerusalem Hills and Judean plains, offering a day trip of wineries, nature sites and local food

Zvika Burg | 06.07.26

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