Dubai travel rush proves nothing stops Israeli wanderlust
Despite the pandemic, tens of thousands of Israelis fly to the previously forbidden United Arab Emirates.
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Despite the pandemic, tens of thousands of Israelis fly to the previously forbidden United Arab Emirates.
Public art in the White City ranges from the whimsical Ben-Gurion beach headstand to the Cyber Horse’s statement about the dark side of technology.
A stroll along a beach boardwalk is guaranteed to help you remain hopeful, even in corona times, that there’s still fun to be had outdoors.
If you are looking for serenity and quiet, why not try one of these little-known landscaped gems in the capital city.
People have been enjoying the health benefits of the Dead Sea since Cleopatra used to visit. Find out some other unexpected facts about the saltiest lake in the world.
From scavenger hunts to interactive tours where you choose the next stop, Israeli guides have cooked up some virtual fun.
Israeli travel-tech startup As You Stay offers flexible online booking arrangements that match your schedule.
Empty for 12 years, former orphanage will be transformed into Beit HaKehillot museum and community center dedicated to Jewish heritage.
Airport security wait times could be reduced by a third, thanks to a new technology developed in Israel.
Israel has been teeming with life for eons – not just human life, but a massive array of mammals, birds, reptiles, and other creatures.
When you have little ones in tow, what you really need is a less strenuous hike suitable for small feet, a stroller or a backpack with baby aboard.
From lion cubs to antiviral masks, here are some unusual ways Israelis and their UAE counterparts are reveling in the start of diplomatic ties.
Israeli startup Fetcherr claims to have cracked the pricing code for anything from flights to toasters using artificial intelligence that considers hundreds of data sources.
It’s a question on everyone’s minds these days. We asked two experts to address your concerns.
Veteran Israeli hotelier says hotels must differentiate themselves to attract guests, who will mainly be domestic ‘staycationers’ through next spring.