Israel tourism

FLYYO enters Israel with charter flights starting in March, connecting Tel Aviv to top European destinations in partnership with leading Israeli tourism companies

A delegation of Russian tourism wholesalers and airline representatives visits Israel to explore launching a direct flight route from Moscow to Eilat this winter

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."

Tourists continue to stay away from Israel due to the ongoing war. In December, only about 76 thousand tourists entered the country. All the data

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?

In honor of Chanukah, an event was held yesterday in Tel Aviv by 'Blogger House', a community of Russian-speaking entrepreneurs and bloggers in Israel, attended by hundreds: 'Creating Partnerships'. All the photos and guests from another successful evening by Blogger House

Israel's aviation and tourism leaders joined Passport Group to light the first Chanukah candle, unveil new Passport Group initiatives, and explore 2025 trends

The first podcast features Israir CEO Uri Sirkis, who reveals the airline's flight prices to New York (if they happen), summarizes 13 challenging years in his role, and shares his feelings as a father of a soldier serving in Gaza. Watch and listen on various platforms

Uri Sirkis talks in the new podcast about the challenges of opening the route to the United States and the confidence in its success: "No commercial risk." And how much will the flights cost? Join us tomorrow on the new podcast

Almost 4 million tourists visited from January 2024 until November 30. The neighboring island explains that this rise reflects not only the geographical proximity and natural attractiveness of the island but also the ongoing investment in infrastructure, marketing, and improved visitor experiences