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Stewardess meltdown grounds Air Canada flight
An Air Canada flight from Casablanca to Montreal was canceled by captain after a flight attendant yelled at passengers following an altercation over a blanket request
Ynet
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16:40 | 07.30.24
Indian low-cost to let women sit apart from men
Airline says new feature to improve travel experience for women; System available for women during flight bookings marks gender by color while men would only be able to see if seat next to them occupied
Ynet
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09:59 | 07.25.24
One in ten Israeli hotels on brink of going under, report shows
Israel Hotel Association report for first half of 2024 reveals occupancy rates among foreign tourists nosedive 81% year-on-year
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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14:51 | 07.24.24
Many Israelis do not want to be here on October 7
Tourism companies reveal that many customers have planned to extend or move their vacations to include the first anniversary of October 7; This year, the anniversary of the Hamas massacre falls on a Monday, making flights and hotels cheaper - but demand is causing prices to rise
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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16:37 | 07.23.24
Ryanair unveils 16 exciting new routes from Israel
Irish low-cost airline set to expand number of destinations on offer starting in October, a move anticipated to lower flight prices across the country
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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06:43 | 07.23.24
Israeli hostel service 'Selina' facing significant financial troubles, potential bankruptcy
The hospitality company, known for its digital nomad hostels, has seen a 95% drop in stock value since its IPO, struggles with massive debts, and fails to meet financial obligations, raising concerns about its future viability and investor confidence
Navit Zomer
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10:03 | 07.22.24
Israel’s tour guide industry imploding
After a brief post-pandemic recovery, the tourism sector is struggling, with few travelers and many restrictions within the country due to the war
The Media Line
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11:09 | 07.20.24
Severe heat wave hits southern Europe as tourist sites close, firefighters struggle
Temperatures in southern Europe expected to peak at 109-111°F; authorities in various cities issue heat warnings and adjust working hours; firefighting efforts ongoing in several countries affected by heat wave
News agencies, Nir (Shoko) Cohen
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11:52 | 07.19.24
Delta employees push back against ban on wearing Palestinian flag pin on uniform
Delta Air Lines flight attendants launch a campaign against the company's decision to prohibit flag pins of any nation except for the US; Employees call it a 'dangerous precedent'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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16:51 | 07.18.24
Fresh Norwegian tourism ad breaks the internet
Campaign presenting Oslo uses measured irony and self humor to make the country's capital seem like one of the most appealing travel locations in the world
Asaf Rozen
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14:43 | 07.15.24
Arkia offers direct flights to Manchester for soccer enthusiasts
Starting in October, Israeli airline will launch 2 weekly flights to epicenter of English soccer, Manchester, promising to align flight schedule with Manchester City and Manchester United match dates; ticket prices yet to be announced
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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23:05 | 07.14.24
Tel Aviv, Jerusalem among top ten cities in Middle East and Africa
Prestigious 'Travel + Leisure' magazine includes two Israeli cities in ranking despite the war that led to a sharp drop in tourism; Israeli cities did not make the list of the top 25 list in the world
Asaf Rozen
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14:58 | 07.14.24
Delta Air Lines bans uniform pins after Palestinian flag row
American company issues apology after X post alluded to it supporting viewing Palestinian flag as 'Hamas flag', sparking outrage online
Daniel Edelson, New York
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21:09 | 07.12.24
Disney announces plans for new $2 billion cruise ship in Tokyo
Liquefied natural gas-powered ship, weighing 140,000 gross ton, will have around 1,250 staterooms accommodating 4,000 passengers and 1,500 crew members
Ynetnews
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19:31 | 07.11.24
Roadworks block main entrance to airport, travelers take note
Between 10 PM on Thursday and 6 AM on Friday main entrance to Ben Gurion International airport to be blocked and traffic diverted to an alternative gate
Dan Raban
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14:08 | 07.11.24
Gagauzia's stunning scenery and hospitality and its few remaining Jews
The South Moldova autonomous Steppe region has a rich Jewish history but few Jews remain today; for Israelis seeking unfamiliar tourist destinations and the spices of the east, Gagauzia is the perfect next stop
Edward Doks
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08:52 | 07.11.24
Heathrow faces £5 million payout after passenger slips on liquor puddle
35-year-old Andreas Wuchner was rushing to catch a rescheduled flight to Zurich and was carrying multiple Starbucks coffees when the incident occurred
Ynetnews
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21:29 | 07.10.24
Qatar Airways overtakes Singapore Airlines as best airline
2024 Skytrax World Airline Awards shine spotlight on leading airlines and airports in categories including low-cost, African and global air travel
Ynetnews
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20:42 | 07.10.24
What war? Lebanon launching tourism campaign ahead of 'promising summer'
Hotels in southern Lebanon are incurring heavy losses due to Hezbollah's ongoing campaign against Israel, but the rest of the country says tourism isn't affected, and say a 'promising summer' lies ahead
Lior Ben Ari
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14:36 | 07.10.24
Tuscany's Porto Ercole: Jazz and Caravaggio near the sea
Tuscany is renowned for its food, wine, history, and beautiful beaches. An honorable mentions go to Cala Violina in Grosseto, Cala del Gesso near Porto Santo Stefano, Feniglia beach in Porto Ercole, and Cala Bagno delle Donne in Talamone
Ynetnews
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02:51 | 07.10.24
Moroccan police removes nine from plane, following mid-flight brawl
A Ryanair flight from Agadir, Morocco, to London made an emergency landing in Marrakesh after a violent brawl between two families erupted over a seat dispute
Ynetnews
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02:26 | 07.10.24
Air Haifa warms engines ahead of launch
Airline expects its first plane to arrive later this month as it plans to begin flights in fall to Eilat and nearby locations around Mediterranean
Iris Lifshitz Klieger
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23:31 | 07.09.24
Struggling with vending machines in Japan? Blame the new banknotes
Japan has highest number of vending machines per capita globally, around 4.1 million, many of which do not accept cashless payments
Ynetnews
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00:12 | 07.09.24
Israeli's UK Airbnb booking canceled by owner amid war: 'I didn't know you were from Israel'
Host cancels booking week before guest's arrival, writing, 'I'm sorry, but I can not condone the war'; Airbnb condemns incident, suspends listing and finds guest nearby alternative, agreeing to cover price difference
Iris Lifshitz Klieger
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00:03 | 07.09.24
This beach shade product is gaining a cult-like following
Shibumi Shade harnesses wind to stay stable and offers a large shaded area, featuring aluminum tubing, parachute fabric and a sand anchor
Ynetnews
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12:18 | 07.07.24
The drones won't stop Eilat's nightlife: 'Dance, but don't forget October 7'
Recurring Eilat sirens strengthen Israelis' feeling of togetherness, their resolve to enjoy Eilat's nightlife and dance as the war goes on
Assaf Kamar
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23:33 | 07.05.24
'Unfortunate error': Italian Airbnb host who canceled Israeli family's booking was not acting out of antisemitism
A. from Nes Ziona received a message from Lorenzo cancelling the rental of his Airbnb apartment in the pastoral town of San Vito di Cadora in northern Italy, which included a sentence in Hebrew in which a gas stove was mentioned; Due to fear of antisemitic behavior, the apartment rental giant conducted an inquiry in which it was clarified that the message was sent by mistake and was intended for a tenant who was staying in the apartment and asked about activating the device
Itamar Eichner
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12:28 | 07.04.24
Thailand considers lifting 52-year-old afternoon alcohol sales ban
Thai government mulls scrapping prohobition on alcohol sales from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. to support struggling tourism industry
Ynetnews
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09:43 | 07.04.24
Tea befitting royalty: Balmoral castle opens for private tours to the public
The Scottish royal vacation home that was a favorite of the late queen and restricted to the public, now opens up for private tours, with the option to enjoy a cup of expensive tea like a member of the royal family; Tickets sold out quickly
Inbal Hananel
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15:07 | 07.02.24
How should Israelis handle hostility while traveling abroad?
Travel bloggers say expressions of anti-Israel sentiment toward tourists not widespread, but advise Israelis abroad to avoid confrontations and refrain from aggression, emphasizing minds can be changed through calm and moderate conversations
Yogev Israely
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08:48 | 07.02.24
3.7 million passengers to pass through Ben Gurion Airport during summer
Airports Authority says peak summer travel days will be Sundays and Thursdays, with over 60,000 passengers on more than 400 flights per day
Dan Raban
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00:14 | 07.02.24
'Turkey must be prosecuted' after refusing to service EL AL
Former Civil Aviation official says conduct at Anatolia airport where El Al plane was not serviced after an emergency landing is a blatant violation of the bilateral aviation agreement
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Itamar Eichner
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21:58 | 07.01.24
Israeli holiday travel changed by anti-Israel sentiments abroad
Tourism expert says families opt to travel to friendly destinations or vacation locally after increasing reports of abuse and accusations of war crimes committed in Gaza
Yogev Israely
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21:02 | 07.01.24
On Mount Everest, melting ice exposes climbers' graveyards
Approximately 7,000 climbers have scaled Mount Everest since it was first conquered in 1953, with over 335 fatalities recorded; many bodies remain on the mountain, some becoming landmarks like 'Green Boots' and 'Sleeping Beauty'
Ynetnews
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18:59 | 07.01.24
'You survived for a reason; use that gift to live fully'
Offering a brief escape from the turmoil back home following October 7, a unique retreat in a Mediterranean paradise provides a healing and rejuvenating experience for wounded IDF veterans; they share powerful stories of resilience and recovery
Ilan Levinsohn, Paphos
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17:17 | 07.01.24
Turkish airport refuses to refuel Israeli commercial airliner following emergency landing
Antalya airport official requires written authorization for refueling, prompting multiple phone calls with Turkish authorities that did not pan out; out of options, Israeli plane eventually refueled in Greece
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Itamar Eichner
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22:43 | 06.30.24
Massage with a view: what to do in Karlovy Vary
Beyond soaking in the pools and enjoying the spa treatments, Czech resort town offers fine dining, stunning architecture, thrilling viewpoints, shopping and a film festival every July; and don't forget to savor the city's unique round waffle
Amir Kaminer, Karlovy Vary
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16:43 | 06.28.24
Greek kayak rental refuses Israeli reservation due to Gaza war: 'I feel like I've been slapped in the face'
Israeli tourist rejected by company in email exchange, the latest in a string of incidents in which Israelis are denied service in countries around the world
Nir (Shoko) Cohen
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15:22 | 06.27.24
Capri lifts tourist ban, after water crisis
The Italian island of Capri, known for its luxury tourism, faced a severe water shortage due to a burst aqueduct in Castellammare di Stabia, leading to a temporary ban on tourist arrivals
Ynetnews
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02:49 | 06.26.24
He didn't take his girlfriend to the airport. She took him to court
New Zealand woman takes ex-boyfriend to disputes tribunal claiming he breached 'verbal contract' by failing to drive her to airport and watch her dogs as promised
Ynetnews
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14:15 | 06.25.24
From ghost town to jam-packed: Eilat sees summertime revival
Eilat has always been known as a city for tourists who love the beach, but the war led to many fewer visitors and the entire city almost came to a complete stop; Lately, however, Israelis and tourists from abroad are once again flocking to the seaside hotels and resorts
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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11:44 | 06.24.24
Ignoring safety? Survey finds air travelers tune out pre-flight briefings
74% of respondents in US survey think using both armrests unacceptable; 47% believe it's acceptable to unbuckle seat belts when seatbelt light off
Ynetnews
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10:58 | 06.24.24
Israeli Scouts move Galilee camps south fearing escalation from Lebanon
The youth movement says after risk assessment decides to relocate annual summer events for 45,000 children from the Lower Galilee region to the south amid potential conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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11:56 | 06.23.24
Heathrow security wear Palestinian flag attached to uniform
After passengers bound for Israel complain they feel threatened, the five staff members are removed; Heathrow says they violated guidelines adding all those traveling through the airport must feel safe
Itamar Eichner
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15:48 | 06.21.24
Today is International Picnic Day, but you can celebrate at Israeli sites all year round
Israelis like to enjoy the great outdoors all year round; Whether by the sea, in the heart of the forest, or near the city, these KKL-JNF sites are the ideal spots for a delightful picnic with a basket full of treats, surrounded by Israel's beautiful scenery.
Ynetnews
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21:27 | 06.18.24
Qatar Airlines flight stranded in Athens heat for hours, passengers pass out
The aircraft has no air-conditioning as it remains on the tarmac for three and a half hours; airport authorities say a sudden technical problem prevented the flight's departure
Ynet
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14:57 | 06.18.24
Japanese hotel cancels reservation of Israeli tourist over IDF 'war crimes' in Gaza
Jeronimo Gehres, the manager of Material Hotel in Kyoto, told the Israeli tourist that he is not able to accept reservations from persons he believes might have ties to the Israeli army
Itamar Eichner
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18:38 | 06.17.24
After nearly two decades, Israeli photographer reconnects with Indian girl from iconic photos
In 2005, photographer Hemi Kerem traveled to Pushkar in Northwestern India and captured an image of a little girl named Mamta, whose striking green eyes left a lasting impression; 19 years later, he returned to reestablish contact with the now-adult woman
Nir (Shoko) Cohen, Asaf Rozen
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09:07 | 06.17.24
Maldives entry ban on Israeli visitors hits snag over Palestinian passport holders
While tiny island nation set to suspend entry for Israeli passport holders due to Gaza war, decision postponed after discovering many Palestinians also hold Israeli passports
Itamar Eichner
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17:34 | 06.16.24
How Israelis are shaking up Europe's concert ticket prices
Amid ongoing war and soaring flight prices, ticketing companies report Israelis flooding market with tickets, causing significant drops in prices at preferred destinations; 'I think people just aren't in the mood for concerts right now'
Meirav Crystal
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21:23 | 06.15.24
Efficient Israeli response to Iranian attack results flights resumption, Tourism Ministry says
Tourism in Israel remains in a slump following a significant downturn in Q4 2023, according to Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics; reopening of Ben Gurion Airport's Terminal 1 and resumed operations from low-cost airlines may help reverse trend and bolster struggling sector
The Media Line
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00:15 | 06.11.24
El Al flight disrupted as passenger lights up in restroom
Israeli airline says woman entered lavatory just before liftoff and lit a cigarette, prompting crew to contact authorities and return aircraft to gate to remove her
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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00:33 | 06.07.24
American airlines return to Israel: How much does it cost to fly to the US?
United and Delta airlines return to Ben Gurion Airport, ending El Al's temporary monopoly; After comparing prices for the coming months and Jewish holidays, how much you can save if you fly with a layover in Europe?
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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00:20 | 06.06.24
Jerusalem: a photographer's paradise
Photographer Shimon Perlstein never stops marveling at Jerusalem, capturing its essence through his lens; from the Tower of David to the Western Wall and from Mahane Yehuda Market to the Ben Yehuda pedestrian mall – in honor of Jerusalem Day, he shares his finest photos of the capital
Shimon Perlstein
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14:20 | 06.05.24
Thailand doubles time allowed in county on tourist visas for Israelis
Favored holiday destination now to allow Israeli tourists to stay 60 days after the previous visa expires after 30 days; move seen as an effort to expand thriving tourism sector bringing in billions in revenue
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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22:59 | 05.30.24
Affordable vs exorbitant: Europe's best vacation spots
Five Spanish cities make it to the list of the most affordable cities in Europe, while Italian cities sit on the other end of the spectrum, but Eastern Europe has plenty of hidden gems to explore
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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12:56 | 05.29.24
New Austrian law opens doors to European passports
In 2020, changes to Austrian citizenship laws created new opportunities for many Israelis to obtain Austrian passports
Adv. Hila Pincu
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09:33 | 05.29.24
Israel to require tourist application, fee for visitors
Starting June 1, Israel requires tourists from US and Germany to fill out electronic application and pay a fee before landing here; Israel will expand the reform to other countries in July to 'improve security, prevent discomfort for tourists'
Hadar Gil-Ad
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20:22 | 05.28.24
Ein Yehuda National Park set to reopen post-renovations
Popular water spring to allow visitors to enjoy the waters during weekdays after three years of being closed due to extensive renovations
Gilad Carmeli
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15:34 | 05.28.24
El Al low cost Sun D'OR resumes flights, cutting ticket prices
Airline is reimbursing each passenger with $14, courtesy of lower airport taxes; Terminal 1 reopens for domestic flights, later will cater to international travelers as well
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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22:06 | 05.27.24
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