Many people are thinking of places to visit when it is safe to travel again, and Israel offers a variety of reasons why they should be on the post-Covid travel bucket list being compiled by people around the world who eager to head to new places. Israel is the Holy Land,

Jaffa The Gospel Trail Resort City of Eliat The City of Acre HAIFA Haifa is the third-largest city in Israel, and ranks among the top three most populous metropolitan areas. It houses the Baha’i Faith’s Baha’i World Centre, a destination for pilgrimage for those of the faith and also a UNESCO World

Jaffa is an ancient port city in Israel to the south of Tel Aviv, said to date back to the time of the Great Flood. Mythological sources claim its name comes from Noah’s son Japheth or from Cassiopeia, the mother of Andromeda. It has both historical and strategic importance, and the

If you like sunshine and the sea, then Eilat is the destination for you! Located at the southern-most tip of Israel with the Red Sea bordering Egypt and Jordan, Eilat has become a popular seaside destination for tourists. Year-round sunshine, pristine beaches with water sports, nightlife, hiking, international music festivals, tax-free shopping and popular attractions such as the Dolphin Reef, this city attracts tourists from

Over two thousand years ago, Jesus left his home in Nazareth and embarked on an arduous journey. He eventually arrived at the lake side fishing village of Capernaum by the Sea of Galilee. Throughout the course of his journey, he performed various miracles along the way. In 2007, Maoz Inon, a

Acre, Akko in Hebrew, or Akkā in Arabic is a coastal city in the Northwestern Israel located north of Haifa Bay (formerly, Bay of Acre). Acre runs along the Mediterranean Sea and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, claiming this title in 2001 for its valuable history

Israel’s main wine-producing regions are: Shomron region, Galilee, Negev Desert , the Judean Hills and the Samson region. Over 80% of the vineyards are located in Samson, Galilee or the Shomron regions. During the last twenty years, the Israeli wine industry has experienced a boom and there are now over 350

By Naama Barak | original article published in ISRAEL21c Israel being a pretty small country, you’d think that every last inch of it would be well-known and well-covered. Yet that’s far from being the case. The avid or armchair traveler can relish in reaching endless little locations where they can bask in the glorious

Parisan photographer, Poblete Emilio began his photography career seven years ago. This was his way of getting away from everything and experiencing the world a bit differently. With his Canon Mark3 5D, Poblete creates magic. Although he likes all photography styles, his preference lies with the artistic and his photoshoots usually takes