Ronen Galperin, CEO of El Al’s Frequent Flyer Club and Fly Card, announced his departure. He will stay on until year-end, completing a five-year term. Dina Ben Tal: "I thank Ronen for his significant contribution and leadership"
At a ceremony in Athens, attended by CEO Uri Sirkis, Israir received international recognition for its rapid growth. The airline plans to fly 500,000 passengers to Greece in 2025 and aims for 2 million by 2026
Aloni won the prestigious award from the Cyprus Hotel Association, within the framework of the 46th Hotel Summit of the neighboring country. Aloni: "We will continue to invest in the country and open more hotels that will contribute to strengthening its position as one of the leading tourist destinations in the region."
Operating over 125 destinations, including 8 daily flights on the Dubai-Tel Aviv route, Flydubai has earned yet another global recognition. CEO of APEX: "Excellence is the hallmark of Flydubai"
With upgraded rooms, enhanced facilities, and stronger air connections to Israel, Hilton Sofia cements its status as a luxury leader. With CEO Stefan Reiter back at the helm, the hotel enters a new era of premier hospitality in the heart of Sofia
The hotel chain strengthens its presence in the Italian market with the opening of Leonardo Boutique Hotel Rome Monti, its ninth property in Italy. Yoram Biton, CEO of Leonardo Hotels Central Europe: “We are not only strengthening our presence in Rome but also continuing our strategic investment in developing the Italian market.”
The award honors the hotel's luxury and top-tier service. Stefan Radstrom, CEO: "A testament to our commitment to exceptional hospitality and personalized comfort."
Markus Hegenbroich ends his role in Israel and starts a new chapter. All the details
Alden Splügenschloss Zürich joins the luxury brand Leonardo Limited Edition and reopens its doors. "This is a unique historic hotel that adds a five-star international level hotel to our brand," says Yoram Biton, CEO of Leonardo Europe
The airport submitted a request to authorize the operation of Airbus A320neo aircraft, which will allow newer and quieter planes to operate in the London airport, aiming to increase capacity while maintaining environmental sustainability. The airport CEO: “This move will enable us to expand destination offerings, support economic growth without increasing the number of flights.”
