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The hotel is now set to undergo a substantial renovation, with a €30m investment planned before its reopening.
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What do Sir Winston Churchill and Israeli entrepreneurs have in common? Laurence Geller can explain. The prominent businessman believes they share a can-do attitude and distinct curiosity, traits that Geller – one of the world’s most recognised…
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With the summer break in full swing, Israelis opting to vacation domestically rather than overseas. The ongoing conflict and the uncertainty of air travel, compounded by numerous flight cancellations, have dampened the desire to travel…
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The hospitality chain has lost 99.5% of its value since going public, currently having a market cap of just $25 million. It is set to soon be delisted from Nasdaq after repeatedly failing to meet the exchange’s deadlines…
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"Full scholarship for bachelor's degree in Eilat hotels: work, free studies, accommodation, and benefits for students affected by the 'Iron Swords' war."
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To help couples cope with an unbearable loss few understand, a facility billing itself as the first of its kind provides dining, spa amenities and mental and emotional support.
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Kiryat Motzkin is set to welcome its first hotel, adjacent to the zoo and theater in the city. The hotel will have 120 rooms with an investment of approximately €50 million, and it will be family-friendly, designed with inspiration from…
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When Ariel Schiff, founder of the trendy Amano hotel group, found the perfect site for his debut UK offering, he did not expect that he would be building it over Zoom.
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The war between Hamas and Israel has had a negative impact on Israel's hotel rankings in the prestigious Forbes Travel Guide, according to a FOX News report on Wednesday.
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In Israel's biblical city of Nazareth, the basilica is empty, restaurants and shops that usually thrive on Christian pilgrims are closed, and many hotels have been shut for months…
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Israel’s leading hotel chain Isrotel has announced the opening of their first hotel outside of the country. The brand, under a new division called ALUMA, meaning “ray of light” in Hebrew, will open its Skylark Hotel in Athens, Greece next month…
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The Israel-Hamas war is affecting travel across the Middle East and beyond…
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Israel's resort town of Eilat, normally teeming with divers, beachgoers and travelers en route to Petra, is today full of displaced Israelis from parts of the country that have been under attack during the ongoing war with Hamas…
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New York is expected to be the most popular destination with up to six daily flights from Israel…
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The Israel Ministry of Tourism said that its plan to accelerate the pace of hotel construction includes shortening planning procedures, examining the realization of claims and mixed-use, along with writing a national outline plan for tourism…
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In the past year, Israel’s hotel sector has continued to demonstrate its resilience and its ability to withstand the impact of COVID-19, similar to the way it has bounced back from so many previous adversities…
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Fattal Hotels announces two intriguing new locations in Limassol and Athens, the former features a stunning rooftop infinity pool, while latter is designed with chic, Instagram-worthy aesthetics throughout…
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Tel Aviv practice Plesner Architects has built a hotel in the Negev desert of Israel harnessing local materials and regional craft like limestone walls, ceramics and pergolas…
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