Much-Anticipated Connection Returns After 6 Months: Wizz Air Resumes Cluj-Tel Aviv Flights
Wizz Air will resume direct flights between Cluj-Napoca and Tel Aviv on September 7, 2026, operating twice weekly from Cluj International Airport
Wizz Air will resume direct flights between Cluj-Napoca and Tel Aviv on September 7, 2026, operating twice weekly from Cluj International Airport
First announcement: The German aviation giant is sending one of the company's flagship aircraft, the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, to Israel on a one-time basis in order to meet demand and reduce the gaps caused by the strike
Bulgaria’s Tourism Minister Dr. Ilin Dimitrov is advancing a new strategy to strengthen air connectivity and tourism growth, with Israel among the key international markets targeted for expanded activity
After a year of dramatic events, major business moves, new launches, exclusive interviews, and industry breakthroughs, Passport's flagship magazine returns with the stories, people, and trends that shaped the past year, and a look ahead at the year to come
An earthquake measuring 5.5-5.6 on the Richter scale struck the Gulf of Suez region last night and was also felt in Israel
Premiering on July 24 and hosted by Amit Cotler, the show will cover the latest aviation and travel news, destinations and trends, making Passport Group Israel's only tourism media brand across digital, print, social media and TV
Top executives from the Limassol luxury resort met Israeli tourism leaders and stressed the market’s growing importance to their future plans
A major entry into Germany: Brown Hotels, part of Israel Canada, is acquiring Berlin's historic Excelsior Hotel along with five additional properties in Munich, Hamburg, Leipzig, and Berlin in a deal worth tens of millions of euros
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"
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
Missiles and sirens changed their plans. A group of 120 Christian women leaders now remain in Israel, using their voices to show public support. Robert Stearns, founder and president of Eagles' Wings: "I am proud of our courageous women leaders who are demonstrating steadfast solidarity with Israel"