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easyJet launch flights from Berlin to Tel Aviv
Accessing Tel Aviv for German travelers just got a little cheaper and easier with the news that easyJet will launch three flights every week from Berlin to Tel Aviv. Following successful routes from London, Geneva, Basel, Rome, and Manchester, easyJet’s flights from Berlin to Tel Aviv will begin three times a week, however are expected,... Read More
Hula Valley Bird Festival: November 15-19, 2026
The Hula Valley Bird Festival is a spectacular annual event that takes place every winter, offering a unique opportunity to witness one of the world’s most significant bird migrations. The Hula Valley serves as a vital stopover for birds migrating south, making it an essential destination for both birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. In 2025, the... Read More
Galilee Olive Oil Trail
In the foothills of the Lower Galilee lie Israel’s olive groves. Nick-named the “generous tree” for its all-giving qualities, the olive tree is a source of food, energy, medicine and cosmetics. But for the inhabitants of the nearby villages olive oil production is not just a commercial trade. For them it serves as a culture... Read More
Bethlehem of Galilee (Beit Lechem HaGalilit)
The beautiful village of Beit Lechem HaGalilit, in English, Bethlehem of Galilee, is located in the hills of the Lower Galilee, between the cities of Haifa and Nazareth. Overshadowed in name, by the world famous Bethlehem, next to Jerusalem, Bethlehem of Galilee is a somewhat different affair, today drawing visitors thanks to its quaint stone... Read More
Best Hummus in Israel
In the Middle East, hummus is almost a religion in itself, and the question of which restaurant has the best hummus in Israel is one that is hotly debated. Everyone has their favorite, which many stick to religiously, however, there is no doubt that the selection is abundant. Individual preferences, rather than a definitive superiority,... Read More
Jaffa Port Market
The Jaffa Port Market, in the Port of Jaffa, is a unique destination. A converted hangar in the harbor, below the Old City, the Port Market was created in 2012 and features a number of select, high-quality food stalls, from gourmet bakeries to an oyster bar, and authentic Middle Eastern foods such as hummus, to... Read More
Mitzpe Ramon
On the edge of the breathtaking Ramon Crater in the Negev Desert, lies the peaceful southern Israeli town of Mitzpe Ramon. This famous landmark must be on your bucket list during your vacation to Israel - read below to discover memorable activities, where to stay, and more. Whether you’re marveling at the endless sea of... Read More
How Much to Tip in Israel
Tipping in Israel is discretionary but expected, similar to most of the Western world. Waiters and bartenders are generally paid a low salary. The majority of their earnings come from tips. Tipping taxi drivers, on the other hand, is not usually expected. How Much to Tip in Israel in Restaurants The Israeli public is generally... Read More
Wadi Rum
The desert of Wadi Rum is a magical place in Jordan and its beauty is astounding. While many people travel through Wadi Rum to visit Petra, this site offers visitors a fantastic wilderness experience in the desert. From Bedouin hospitality to riding through the desert on a 4×4 jeep, Wadi Rum can’t be missed. History of... Read More
Aqaba
Aqaba has an ideal combination of city life, beaches, and history. The southernmost city in Jordan, Aqaba sits on the northeastern tip of the Red Sea and is surrounded by mountains and desert. Although there is a border between them, Aqaba is in very close proximity to Eilat, Israel’s southern beach resort city. While the... Read More
Jerash
The ancient city of Jerash is one of the most popular attractions in Jordan. It is considered one of the largest and most well-preserved sites of Roman architecture in the world outside of Italy, and its history goes back more than 6,500 years. Located north of the country’s capital, Amman, visitors marvel at the stunning... Read More
