Attractions

Isrotel has completed upgrades to its hotels in Eilat, expanded the children's and leisure complexes, and is ready to launch shows, activities, and attractions for the whole family

From record-breaking slides in Spain to massive indoor water worlds in Germany, these five water parks stand out as some of Europe's top aquatic attractions for summer 2026

Norwegian Cruise Line will open Great Tides Waterpark at Great Stirrup Cay on September 4, 2026, featuring 19 slides, cabanas and family attractions

Ahead of Eurovision, Vienna is also offering visitors a less touristy side, away from the classic attractions. Amidst neighborhood markets, alternative entertainment areas, and young districts, a local, vibrant, and diverse city is revealed

Dubai's Ministry of Communications has announced the reopening of the "Global Village", one of the city's most prominent and popular attractions that was closed due to the war. All the details and the exact reopening time on Monday, April 20, 2026

Norwegian Cruise Line Vice President Kevin Bubolz talks in a special interview with PassportNews about the innovations on the Luna ship that was launched last week, and about upgrading the entertainment concept to levels never seen before

A 2 billion euro investment, a renovated park and new attractions: Europe's leading tourist site expands with the launch of the World of Frozen complex

Norwegian Cruise Line has officially christened Norwegian Luna in Miami, introducing a new Caribbean cruise ship with family attractions, nightlife shows, and private island stops

Tampa International Airport earns top ISSA honor for cleanliness, beating major U.S. attractions thanks to its year-round focus on hygiene and guest comfort. "This recognition is a reflection of the dedication and hard work of our Flagship Aviation Services team members"

London's Kew Gardens and Wakehurst have once again come alive with blossoms, colour, and the much-anticipated Sounds of Blossom festival courtesy of the Royal College of Music. Bonus: Don't miss