Israeli Tourists

The Foreign Ministry reports on two Israelis injured in the New Orleans vehicle attack during New Year's celebrations. A consulate representative from Houston is on his way

The Israeli tourism company acquires 25% of the shares in the Cypriot airline TUS Airways from Global Wings and American businessman Kenneth M. Woolley. How much will the deal cost?

The first podcast features Israir CEO Uri Sirkis, who reveals the airline's flight prices to New York (if they happen), summarizes 13 challenging years in his role, and shares his feelings as a father of a soldier serving in Gaza. Watch and listen on various platforms

Lone Soldiers Convert Licenses in an Hour: A Step Toward Integration

London at Christmas is not just shopping, but also a chance to enjoy cuisine. A magical tea time at a fancy hotel, a graffiti tour with lots of desserts, and even a hidden rooftop restaurant

Aluma Hotels chain, the international chain in Greece from the Israeli Isrotel Hotels, is the new, affordable, and quality destination in Athens. Get to know the new hotels of the chain in the city safe for Israelis, perfect for a winter visit (and just a short flight away). Join us for a tour. Yamas! In collaboration with Isrotel

The new 737-800 plane embodies the core values of the company: innovation, freedom, and creativity, reflecting the spirit of Sundor Airlines

The travel company will market the city of Plovdiv in Bulgaria, known for its surprising and classic European atmosphere, offering a perfect mix of rich culture, traditional food, and shopping. Flights will be operated by Arkia Airlines. And what about the prices?

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"

The government unanimously approved the addition of this sum to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to strengthen public diplomacy on the international stage. Foreign Minister: "Every shekel dedicated to this purpose is an investment, not an expense, and it will strengthen Israel and its position in the world."