At Israel Tech Week in Miami, over 70 Israeli startups in tourism, food, science, finance, and sports are showcasing innovation and resilience. “This is our way of supporting Israel during these times.”
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
Cruise Season Set to Open in Santorini After Months of Earthquakes – Greece Ramps Up Tourism Efforts to Ensure Visitor Safety
Earlier Than Usual: Direct Flights to the Greek Islands Take Off as Crete Prepares for Visitors
Lithuania, soon reachable via direct flights from Israel, has won the ITB Health Tourism Award 2025 for its top-tier infrastructure, services, and global recognition, solidifying its status in medical tourism
American Express publishes leading trends ahead of the peak tourist season. So what is "Bleisure," which Greek island is the star of the summer, and are you ready to travel alone on vacation? Here are the main points of the research
The week dedicated to innovation in various fields including tourism, health, food, and climate will take place at the end of the month. The tech week entrepreneur told PassportNews: "Excited to contribute to the Israeli economy and assist in its development"
The Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism, in collaboration with Etihad Airways, launched the "Abu Dhabi Pass", a digital platform designed to enhance and improve the visitor experience in the city. The pass offers discounts of up to 50% on over 70 attractions and experiences in the Emirates and serves as a "gateway to the best cultural experiences, attractions, and entertainment in the city."
UAE airline unveils tech upgrades for a better customer experience at the world's largest tourism fair
Although there is no certainty that more powerful earthquakes will not occur in the near future, Santorini is beginning to return to routine. For several days, no significant earthquakes have been recorded, and schools are returning to operation. It appears that the tourism season on the island has escaped a crisis
