Passport Magazine

Wizz Air's training center opened its doors for Passport Group's experiential day in Budapest. Here’s what we did there - and there's a riddle

The Russian airline will begin a weekly route to Ramon Airport starting June 12, with plans to expand to two weekly flights later on. All the details

after losing many friends on October 7 and having her home bombed, Noa Lavyud decided to export the Israeli-Jewish mindset to the world, founding a marketing startup and collaborating with Steve Madden: "First and foremost, I identify as Israeli, that’s my pride"

As part of the domestic tourism promotion project, Passport, the leading tourism media in Israel, will launch a dedicated content section featuring in-depth articles on the most fascinating tourist spots in Israel

Israel Tech Week will take place in Miami between March 27-April 3. initiated by the Miami Israel Collective, the conference will connect professional communities. PassportNews will provide full coverage of the event

Four months after tourists from around the world, starting this month, European passport holders will also need to fill out the new ETA visa when entering the British Kingdom

In the heart of Dubai, one of the world's most popular and advanced cities, stands SLS Dubai, offering an extraordinary hospitality experience. With a blend of modern design, luxurious service, and diverse attractions, this iconic hotel, soaring to an impressive height, is a top choice for those who seek luxury, comfort, and unforgettable experiences

More than 100,000 visitors from 190 countries, impressive Israeli presence, and a special sponsor: Everything you can expect at the world's largest tourism fair, coming March 4-6, 2025

The prestigious conference, where Passport Group serves as a key media partner, will focus on green technologies, enhancing passenger experiences, innovation, and the advancement of the aviation sector, with the participation of top European companies

Holiday Lines owners Arnon Englender and Ami Cohen have decided to begin the licensing process that will turn their two companies into another Israeli airline competing with EL AL, Israir, Arkia, and Air Haifa. Both TUS & Blue Bird plan to continue operations