The team from Greece's second largest airline announced their participation in the IMTM tourism fair in Tel Aviv. Will we soon see the company flying to Israel, and what does it have to offer the Israeli traveler? Meet an airline you probably haven't flown with yet - and might soon
Montenegro is shaping up to be the surprise of the summer – stunning views, dreamy beaches, and direct flights from Israel are drawing major attention from airlines and tour operators
They are young entrepreneurs working around the clock on travel & hospitality startups, never forgetting where they came from, and yes - they are still fighting for their place in the male-dominated business world. Meet the strong and inspiring women behind Israel tech week
At Israel Tech Week in Miami, over 70 Israeli startups in tourism, food, science, finance, and sports are showcasing innovation and resilience. “This is our way of supporting Israel during these times.”
The week dedicated to innovation in various fields including tourism, health, food, and climate will take place at the end of the month. The tech week entrepreneur told PassportNews: "Excited to contribute to the Israeli economy and assist in its development"
More than 100,000 visitors from 190 countries, impressive Israeli presence, and a special sponsor: Everything you can expect at the world's largest tourism fair, coming March 4-6, 2025
FLYYO enters Israel with charter flights starting in March, connecting Tel Aviv to top European destinations in partnership with leading Israeli tourism companies
The tourism company gears up for Passover with additional flights to Seychelles via an Israeli airline and an exclusive flight to Mauritius. Tali Yativ, CEO: "We’ve created luxurious yet affordable experiences for families within budget"
The Israeli airline will operate starting 3 weekly flights to Albania, where tourists can go on a sunbathing holiday, enjoy a vibrant urban experience, or hike in the mountains: "The locals in Albania love Israel and support Israeli tourism."
Now it's official: The land borders between Romania and Bulgaria have been removed, and citizens of both countries can move freely between the "Europe Without Borders" treaty countries. What does this mean for Israeli travelers?
