Expansion

Wizz Air deepens its presence in Europe, marking Spain as a key target market with new operational bases in Madrid and Valencia this November. Discover how

The hotel on Collins Boulevard, which until now operated under the W brand and was purchased by the Hilton chain and Reuben Brothers, will become the Waldorf Astoria Miami Beach

Wizz Air is expanding in Poland with 15 new routes to Morocco, Egypt, France and Italy, launching from October 2026 and January 2027

Etihad Airways is marking two decades of operations in France, highlighting strong growth in its European network as it expands flights, destinations and future fleet plans

Etihad Airways is expanding capacity across its global network, increasing flights to key European cities and extending seasonal routes as strong travel demand continues to drive growth

The Polish carrier reported strong earnings and major growth, alongside new route launches and fleet expansion plans. The company also signed a major Airbus A220 deal

Emirates SkyCargo has become the first airline cargo carrier to deploy a converted Boeing 777-300ERSF passenger-to-freighter aircraft

NoMad Hilton Singapore will open in late 2026 in Singapore, featuring a New York-style steakhouse, a cabaret-inspired cocktail bar, a signature dessert bar and a poolside lounge

A new Air Europa service connects Madrid and Johannesburg, offering three weekly flights and strengthening Madrid’s role as a Europe-Africa hub

The Spanish airline continues its European expansion with the launch of the route between Geneva and Madrid, operating with a frequency of two daily flights

New routes and strengthening of international routes in the summer: Air India, which renews its flights to Israel on March 2, 2025, announces significant reinforcement and launch of a series of international destinations

The German group announced a large-scale recruitment campaign for the year 2025, during which it will hire about 10,000 new employees in various fields, including flight attendants, ground crews, and pilots

Lior Raviv, CEO of Isrotel, in an interview with PassportNews: "Anyone can invest in hotels if they have the money. The difference is the team, employees, managers, and organizational culture that has existed with us for 40 years." On expansion abroad: "By the end of 2025, I hope we can reach 10 additional hotels abroad." And what did Raviv say about the secret of Isrotel's success?

The company has decided to designate Israel as a separate profit center due to international expansion, managed independently from overseas operations. Ayeh Magen: "The operations will be managed by Itgar Alvaz, and will include the agent network as well as sales and customer retention for Israeli clients"