The President of the cruise company on the successful IPO at the New York Stock Exchange: "We saw this as a natural step to solidify our position as global leaders in experiential travel"
From Riyadh to Athens, from the Netherlands to Cambodia: Like caviar on cream, luxury hotels continue to innovate and emerge in major city centers. Here are some of the world's most luxurious urban hotels set to open during 2025
Franz Liszt Airport saw its busiest January ever, with rising traffic. By February, six new routes were added, and major Terminal 2 renovations will begin soon
A 32% surge in passengers, a record $476 million profit, and over 20 new destinations – Etihad Airways wraps up a year of exceptional growth and innovation
Ben Moshe, who has held key business development roles within the Lufthansa Group, will succeed Markus Hagenbruch after his three-year tenure. Ben Moshe: "Together with Lufthansa Group's dedicated and professional team in Israel, we will strengthen partnerships, expand operations, and enhance customer experience while maintaining the highest standards"
The new route is intended to operate year-round starting in May, providing travelers from Hungary direct access to one of Kazakhstan's main economic and cultural centers
91 destinations to 36 countries, and Tel Aviv is among the five most popular destinations in January at the airport of Bulgaria’s capital, standing out as a particularly important key destination with London continuing to lead at the top
Saudi Arabia, the national flagship airline of Saudi Arabia, announced a significant expansion of its global flight network and the launch of new destinations including: Athens, Larnaca, Nice, and more. Will we see Tel Aviv on its destination map soon?
Three new airlines will take off this year, enhancing regional and international connectivity, increasing competition, and offering millions of travelers new flight options across India
A special report by IATA states that this year, for the first time, the number of passengers worldwide will exceed the 5 billion mark. In the recently ended year, 28 new airlines began operating globally, while 19 ceased operations – the lowest number in a decade. How many passengers are expected to fly this year?
