Accessible tourism must address social disabilities, too
Professor studies how leisure and rec venues can be more welcoming to those with physical limitations as well as autism, obesity, gender differences.
There’s no better way to experience Israel than by coming to see it first-hand. Find resources on the best hotels, new restaurants, exhibits, activities and sites to make the most of your next trip to Israel.
Professor studies how leisure and rec venues can be more welcoming to those with physical limitations as well as autism, obesity, gender differences.
Since it was founded in 1953, the charming village of Ein Hod has become a rare art colony where the genres of visual arts, music, dance and literature all mix.
Have you heard of Rishon LeZion? Just 7.4 miles south of Tel Aviv, this coastal city is full of sun, fun, and history.
Zumu aims to change the concept of a museum from an elitist institution into a dynamic cultural center that reflects each hosting community.
From spices and wines to soaps and socks, there’s plenty to put in your suitcase aside from the obvious Dead Sea mud.
Beach weather is upon us, and travel has resumed. Time to explore Tel Aviv’s amazing beaches, all of which have their own special character.
No need to take out your wallet to enjoy these 18 suggestions for touring, trekking and tanning in Israel’s city by the sea.
The legendary American Colony Hotel’s Diana Aho divulges her favorite celebrity guests, weird room requests and how to ensure a perfect stay.
From camping in nature and braving bikes to traveling off-season and eating loads of hummus, travel in Israel doesn’t have to be super expensive.
As tourists return to Israel, they’ll find new and renewed places to find and interact with craftspeople in and around the Cardo marketplace.
The digital nomad phenomenon has become the norm for families, couples and friends seeking flexibility and autonomy in their lives and careers.
Israel’s capital city has it all: History, culture, great food and great vistas. Enjoy it all while staying at one of Jerusalem’s diverse hotels.
Baubles, bagels, beer and so much more await you on this pedestrian-only thoroughfare in downtown Jerusalem.
Though shaken by the wave of violence in their mixed city, Jewish hoteliers and restaurateur have rebuilt and hope for a better future.
From watermelons and newly discovered personal space to host cultural events and lying on stone floors, here are the reasons to visit Israel right now.