Travel
Panoramic views, Israeli breakfast: A memorable night in Jerusalem's Herbert Samuel
The Herbert Samuel Hotel in Jerusalem is not just a well-known five-star hotel; it’s also named for my fellow Liverpudlian Herbert Samuel, who was born there in 1870.
Israelis deserve better than missile barrages and cancelled flights - editorial
Hotels as targets: Dubai faces a new narrative test
Israel to gradually reopen airspace on Thursday under new plan to return stranded Israelis
Israel preparing for gradual reopening of airspace starting next week, minister says
Israel plans to gradually reopen airspace to repatriate stranded citizens, with El Al and Ryanair prioritizing return flights from key international gateways.
IDF Home Front Command extends security guidelines for nearly another week
The security guidelines restricting social gatherings, non-essential workplace activity, and closure of schools until at least Saturday at 8:00 p.m., HFC announced.
Pastoral Hotel: A symphony of culture, comfort - review
Kfar Blum continues to offer diverse artistic programs alongside sumptuous culinary experiences.
Italian paradise revealed: The island locals don’t want you to know
Without infrastructure, electricity, cell reception, or hotels: Palmarola, a remote island off Italy’s western coast, offers an extraordinary vacation experience.
The ancient structure in the country we all travel To – and no one knows
In the city of Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka stands an engineering monument built more than 1,700 years ago and considered the third largest human-made structure on Earth.
Between samurai and robots: A journey in Japan that lives in the future and remembers the past
A photographed journey in the land of the rising sun reveals how japan preserves centuries-old tradition, while at the same time leading the world into the future.
The journey abroad begins at the lounge: New premium lounge to open at Ben Gurion Airport
American Express Israel and Jetex will open a 24/7 premium lounge at Ben Gurion Airport for Platinum and Centurion cardholders, with rest and work areas and a locally inspired menu.
Heading to the Jordan Valley: Four weekends of blossoms and springs
From this week until March 20, the Green Valley festival offers weekend guided tours, farmers’ markets, camping, traditional walks, and nature events for just NIS 10.
Chefs in the greenhouse: The Arava becomes Israel’s culinary capital for the weekend
The Arava’s annual culinary festival, Feb 26–28: Pop-up kitchens in greenhouses, romantic dinners, farm tours, farmers’ markets, and cocktail workshops in Israel’s leading agricultural region.
The Jews of China: Harbin (part three)
In the third episode of their China series, Mark and David arrive in Harbin—the unlikely northern city that became home to one of the most vibrant Jewish communities of the 20th Century.
