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Israel’s Olive Oil Industry
Israel’s olive oil industry is central to Israeli culture, history, and cuisine. Olives are one of the seven natural products native to the land of Israel and mentioned in the Bible, along with wheat, barley, figs, pomegranates, date honey, and grapevines. Olive oil is a culinary treasure and is used for many things like cosmetics,... Read More
Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in Jaffa, Tel Aviv
The annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Jaffa Tel Aviv takes place annually in December near Jaffa’s historical Clock Tower. This is the perfect opportunity to take in the festive holiday spirit. Make sure to capture a photo so you can keep the memory forever. Additionally, this thrilling event will include exhilarating music performances by... Read More
Visas for Entering Jordan
Neighboring Jordan is a popular destination for Israeli visitors, so we field a number of questions about visas for entering Jordan. No matter where you’re crossing the border, you will need an entry visa, though they’re relatively simple to get. Whether you’re visiting the wondrous desert of Wadi Rum, adventuring in Aqaba, or passing through... Read More
Luggage Storage in Eilat
When visiting Eilat, you may need to find reliable luggage storage for a number of reasons. Maybe you are passing through Eilat on your way to another destination and don’t want to drag your luggage around while you explore. Maybe you are going to Jordan for a few days and only want to bring an... Read More
Jerusalem Street Art
In many parts of the world, street art is considered graffiti - sometimes even frowned upon. However, in Jerusalem, this craft is appreciated as part of the city’s vibrant culture. Jerusalem’s street art is the result of a deliberate initiative by Ido Levitt, director of the Jerusalem Center Development Company, a branch of the Jerusalem... Read More
Transavia Announces New Flight Route from Brussels, Belgium to Tel Aviv, Israel in 2020
From the end of March 2020, low-cost Dutch airline Transavia, part of the Air France-KLM group, will start operating flights between Brussels and Tel Aviv three times per week. The three weekly flights will depart from Brussels Airport in Belgium starting March 31, 2020. The flights will operate both directions every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday,... Read More
Jericho
Jericho is considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and has a fascinating and history. Situated in the West Bank near the Jordan Valley and close to the Jordan River, Jericho is a place of huge religious and historical significance for locals and tourists alike. Jericho carries archaeological importance as it... Read More
Ferry from Haifa to Akko (Acre)
The ferry from Haifa to Akko allows visitors to both northern coastal cities to shuttle between the two easily. Ferries operate several times a day, seven days a week. The ride offers a beautiful and scenic alternative to driving, which can often be frustrating due to heavy traffic. Stunning views of the Carmel Mountains, downtown... Read More
Via Dolorosa
Via Dolorosa (Latin for “Sorrowful Way” or “Way of Suffering”) is a route through the Old City of Jerusalem that is believed to be the path Jesus walked to his crucifixion. The route goes from Antonia Fortress to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a distance of about 600 meters, and is a celebrated place... Read More
Winter Festival, Western Galilee: January 2027
Every year, the towns and villages of the Galilee get together for the Annual Galilean Winter Festival. The 3 days of festivities are packed with plenty of special events like culinary tours, workshops with chefs, festive dinners, and markets. Since there are a number of Christian-Arab villages in the Western Galilee, you can expect a... Read More
The Templars’ Tunnel, Akko (Acre)
The Templars’ Tunnel in Akko is an extraordinary underground passageway built by the Knights Templar (a Christian military order) to connect their main fortress at old Akko’s southwestern tip with the port. It is one of Akko’s most visited sites, with an underground stream and impressive domed ceiling. It is a marvel of ancient ingenuity... Read More
