Tourism Agreements

The cruise company owned by the flashy billionaire, Sir Richard Branson, launches a new promotion for 2025. All the details

Now it's official: The land borders between Romania and Bulgaria have been removed, and citizens of both countries can move freely between the "Europe Without Borders" treaty countries. What does this mean for Israeli travelers?

After years of development and a surprising number of orders, the new Chinese C919 aircraft has taken to the skies with China Eastern. Here is what the first flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong looked like. What souvenir did the passengers receive?

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?

In honor of Chanukah, an event was held yesterday in Tel Aviv by 'Blogger House', a community of Russian-speaking entrepreneurs and bloggers in Israel, attended by hundreds: 'Creating Partnerships'. All the photos and guests from another successful evening by Blogger House

Israel's aviation and tourism leaders joined Passport Group to light the first Chanukah candle, unveil new Passport Group initiatives, and explore 2025 trends

10 passengers have sought medical attention. One cabin crew member who was airlifted to a hospital in Graz by helicopter; his status remains unclear. The other four crew members have also been placed under medical care. SWISS: “Our utmost priority is to provide the best support to all those affected"

The Bansko Ski Resort in Bulgaria has launched its winter season with an impressive two-meter snow base, a wide variety of trails, and state-of-the-art infrastructure, ensuring an unforgettable experience for skiers of all levels

The tourism company is expanding its international presence with plans for a €10 million resort in Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland. The project will include a luxury hotel with 76 uniquely designed Finnish cabins, a spa center, and a restaurant, offering guests an exceptional experience

Lior Raviv, CEO of Isrotel, in an interview with PassportNews: "Anyone can invest in hotels if they have the money. The difference is the team, employees, managers, and organizational culture that has existed with us for 40 years." On expansion abroad: "By the end of 2025, I hope we can reach 10 additional hotels abroad." And what did Raviv say about the secret of Isrotel's success?