Tourism Trends

FLYYO enters Israel with charter flights starting in March, connecting Tel Aviv to top European destinations in partnership with leading Israeli tourism companies

A delegation of Russian tourism wholesalers and airline representatives visits Israel to explore launching a direct flight route from Moscow to Eilat this winter

The tourism company gears up for Passover with additional flights to Seychelles via an Israeli airline and an exclusive flight to Mauritius. Tali Yativ, CEO: "We’ve created luxurious yet affordable experiences for families within budget"

Strengthening air connections between Miami and the Dominican Republic opens new opportunities for travelers to enjoy the beaches, culture, and unique attractions of the country's third-largest city. All the details

At HOTCO 2025 in Vienna, European tourism shows strong recovery, with occupancy and ADR nearing pre-pandemic levels, while Albania shines as a success story despite rising costs and challenges

Montenegro removes fuel tax for yachts at all ports to boost visits.Tony Brown, Marina Manager at Porto Montenegro: "The tax removal is a game-changer for yacht owners and operators"

After the airport, the main sea port of Greece also reports record-breaking passenger numbers. All the details and the optimistic forecast for the new year

The Israeli airline will operate starting 3 weekly flights to Albania, where tourists can go on a sunbathing holiday, enjoy a vibrant urban experience, or hike in the mountains: "The locals in Albania love Israel and support Israeli tourism."

Tourists continue to stay away from Israel due to the ongoing war. In December, only about 76 thousand tourists entered the country. All the data

Galilion Hotel is back on January 9th, after investing 5 million shekels in upgrading and renovating rooms and facilities during the war. Erez Moshe, Galilion CEO: "A moving and defining moment for us." How much will a night cost during the launch?