Israel Railways

Top executives from the Limassol luxury resort met Israeli tourism leaders and stressed the market’s growing importance to their future plans

A landmark deal by Israel Canada Hotels' Brown Hotels adds six hotels and nearly 1,500 rooms across Germany, marking the group's entry into one of Europe’s most important hospitality markets and accelerating its international growth strategy

Iranian political figure Amir Abbas Fakhravar, in a special interview with PassportNews: "You can be optimistic and dream about Israeli trips to Tehran and Iranian tourists who will come to visit Israel"

After a period of absence, and provided there is no deterioration in the security situation, one of Europe’s largest aviation groups is set to return to Ben Gurion Airport

Nguyen Ky Son presented the treaty to President Herzog and declared his intention to transform the free trade agreement between the countries into a vehicle for technological and economic growth. Along with cooperation in the fields of cyber and AI, the parties also aim to expand tourism and direct flights between Tel Aviv and Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

As part of the move, Israel is proposing to significantly increase flydubai's operations at Ben Gurion Airport using slots vacated by foreign companies, with the aim of making Dubai the central connection hub for Israelis to the East and other destinations around the world, and further strengthening relations with the United Arab Emirates

Historic solidarity session highlights deep ties

The Italian airline has announced that it aims to resume flights to Tel Aviv as early as July, while the suspension of the route to Dubai will continue until at least mid-September due to the situation in the region

Austrian Airlines and Lufthansa Cargo will be the first to resume operations on the Tel Aviv route in early June, and Lufthansa, SWISS and Eurowings are expected to join later

Ministers, investors and industry executives launched a vision for the IMEC corridor and the Greece-Israel-Cyprus strategic axis, with an emphasis on energy, maritime and tourism

Despite a 9% increase in revenue to approximately 829 million ILS, Israel Railways recorded a 93% drop in net profit in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year. The main reason: a sharp rise in operating and maintenance expenses