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Eurovision drives Basel hotel prices sky-high, data shows
Eurovision 2025’s Basel showdown marks a 139% spike in average accommodation prices during the event week, driven by premium listings charging over €67,000 for a loft
Ynet
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05.11.25
A week after ballistic missile hit Ben Gurion airport, flight prices have skyrocketed
The direct impact on the airport and the halting of foreign airlines' operations occurred precisely at a time when many Israeli families are planning their summer vacation; Return to normal is still not in sight, and the impact on flight prices is already being felt; Ynet examined the depth of the impact
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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05.11.25
These are the major airlines that have suspended service to Israel
Houthi ballistic missile strike near Ben Gurion Airport leads numerous international airlines to cancel flights, leaving passengers stranded and prompting Israeli carriers to offer emergency solutions
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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05.07.25
These are the major airlines that have suspended service to Israel
Houthi ballistic missile strike near Ben Gurion Airport leads numerous international airlines to cancel flights, leaving passengers stranded and prompting Israeli carriers to offer emergency solutions
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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05.05.25
Airlines are cancelling again: Here's how to know if you are entitled to a refund
The Houthi missile strike on Ben Gurion Airport led to flight cancellations, and stranded passengers were forced to purchase new tickets; 'Instead of a flight for 9.90 euros, I have to pay $277'; When is a refund due, and what do the airlines offer?
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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05.04.25
Israeli backpacker honors fallen soldiers on South America trail
After 14 months of reserve duty, Eyal Katz embarked on a personal journey through South America, transforming it into a poignant tribute to fallen soldiers
Assaf Kamar
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04.29.25
The skies are closed: British, Turkish airlines suspend Tel Aviv route
Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, and British carrier Virgin Atlantic will not resume flights to Israel following what it described as a 'thorough review' of the situation
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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04.28.25
Israir cleared for US flights, eyes Passover 2026 launch
After receiving approval, Israeli airline works to meet all regulatory requirements set by the Federal Aviation Administration and the US Transportation Security Administration
Asaf Rozen
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04.21.25
After Maldives bar Israelis, these are Europe's most spacious beaches
Wizz Air study ranks Europe’s beaches by personal space using a unique metric combining shoreline size and tourist density for optimal travel options
Roy Elman
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04.19.25
Egyptian resort bars Israeli guest in Sinai citing ‘sensitive situation’
Sinai guesthouse refuses Israeli tourist due to his nationality; decision, blamed on a 'sensitive situation,' ignites backlash over discrimination and peace-time travel bans
Nina Fox
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04.15.25
Five outings in Israel for Passover that echo the Exodus
No need to cross any borders—Egypt is closer than you think: This Passover, we've rounded up five ideas for outings that’ll transport you to places around Israel where the story of the Exodus comes to life
Mashav
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04.14.25
Qatar knocked off top spot: Worldwide airport ranking's new upset
Singapore’s Changi Airport clinches 13th World Airport Award away from Doha's Hamad International Airport as passenger surveys highlight global service excellence
Asaf Rozen
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04.11.25
Israelis head to vacations abroad despite security risk in bid to escape war mentality
Despite government warnings of heightened global threats against Israelis, especially during Passover, many travelers are heading abroad for Passover, weighing personal safety against a desire for normalcy after months of war; 'Is it safe to be anywhere?'
Maayan Hoffman
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04.10.25
IDF will secure visits to more ancient sites that have been closed to public
IDF partnerships and Passover heritage programs revive access to ancient engineering marvels and biblical landscapes after decades of closure; Ancient Solomon’s Pools to open to the public for the first time in over 25 years
Gilad Carmeli
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04.08.25
After IDF tours of Syrian, Lebanese border sell out, new secure tourism routes to open
New military initiative opens historic border sites to tourists, supported by enhanced security measures, as northern communities rebuild post-October 7
Yoav Zitun
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04.07.25
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