Flydubai has temporarily suspended flights to and from Israel following an onboard incident that diverted a Dubai–Tel Aviv service. Flight FZ1073 landed safely at Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia on 30 September 2026. The suspension extends the travel impact beyond passengers aboard the diverted aircraft. Travellers with upcoming bookings now face potential changes to flights,
China expands direct routes to Brussels, positioning Belgium as a key hub in Europe’s aviation recovery. Explore what this means for travelers and airlines.
Fattal Hotels will add 1,000+ rooms across Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Herzliya & Ramat Gan by 2026, boosting Israel’s tourism sector with luxury and boutique offerings.
Fattal Hotels expands in Israel with eight new properties, including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Herzliya. Over 1,000 rooms to boost 2026 tourism growth.
Israel updates its travel advisory, urging citizens to avoid the UAE as regional terror groups intensify attacks on Jewish targets abroad. The alert reflects deepening Middle East instability and rising anti-Israel sentiment.
Wizz Air resumes Tel Aviv flights and adds new routes from London Luton to Spain and Europe, boosting UK-Israel travel and supporting Israel’s tourism recovery.
U.S. airlines reduce routes in 2025 as Delta, United, American, JetBlue, and others scale back operations due to economic shifts and weaker travel demand.
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL – Travelers at Ben Gurion Airport were met with significant delays on Friday, July 25, 2025, following a disruptive ground staff strike that upended operations at Israel’s busiest international airport. The industrial action came amid peak summer travel season, resulting in a chaotic scene that saw delayed departures, sluggish baggage handling, and
Iran and Israel join a global initiative to promote peace through tourism, led by IIPT. Discover how cultural travel is fostering unity across borders.
Wizz Air resumes Tel Aviv flights early and expands its Bucharest network with new routes and aircraft, strengthening low-cost travel options in Europe and Israel.
Thailand braces for a sharp drop in Israeli and Iranian arrivals due to Middle East conflict, with key forecasts and scenarios from the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
Flight cancellations across the Middle East amid the Israel-Iran war disrupt tourism in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Iran, and Bahrain.
