Category Archive For "Jewish Travel"
El Al Takes Flight Dining to New Heights with Passenger-Chosen Menu
El Al Israel Airlines has revolutionized its approach to kosher in-flight dining by putting the power of menu selection directly into passengers’ hands. The airline’s latest culinary initiative represents a refreshing departure from traditional top-down menu planning, instead embracing a democratic approach that lets frequent flyers determine what they’ll be served at 30,000 feet. A …
Amex Platinum Card Gets Its Biggest Revamp Ever: What It Means for Travelers—Especially to Israel
American Express has officially rolled out its largest-ever refresh of the Platinum Card and Business Platinum Card, introducing a host of new perks and a record-setting $895 annual fee, a major jump from the previous $695 price tag. The Amex Platinum Card Revamp is now live for both new and existing cardholders, offering lifestyle, dining, wellness, and …
An Overview of Sukkot 2025 Hotel Programs
Sukkot 2025 presents an incredible opportunity to transform the relatively long Jewish holiday into an unforgettable vacation experience with family and friends. Instead of the usual home preparations, building a sukkah, sourcing a lulav and etrog, and managing elaborate meals, kosher hotel programs worldwide offer families a chance to celebrate this joyous holiday in stunning …
Kosher Vacation Rentals in Florida: Top Options for Every Season and Traveler
Florida remains one of the most popular destinations for Orthodox Jewish families seeking warmth, relaxation, and robust kosher amenities, especially during the winter, Passover, and throughout school breaks, such as midwinter. From bustling Miami to family-friendly Orlando and tranquil Boynton Beach, the Sunshine State offers an array of kosher vacation rentals and program options tailored …
in Israel, Jewish Travel
A New Era for Jerusalem Luxury: InterContinental Hotel Set for Late Q1 2026 Debut
Jerusalem’s hotel landscape is about to get a significant upgrade with the scheduled, though perennially delayed, opening of the InterContinental Jerusalem, slated for late Q1 2026 at 47 King George Street. This arrival will not only bring a new level of elegance to the city, but also introduce a suite of amenities that includes an …
Setting Sail with Kashrut: A Guide to the Best Kosher Cruise Options
Navigating the open seas while adhering to kosher dietary laws is becoming increasingly accessible and luxurious, with several cruise lines and specialized companies offering dedicated kosher programs and all-kosher voyages. These options cater to the growing demand for high-quality kosher travel experiences, allowing observant Jewish travelers to explore diverse destinations without compromising on their dietary …
The Only Path to Kosher Michelin-Starred Dining: Xerta in Barcelona by Request
For kosher fine dining enthusiasts and travelers, the world of haute cuisine has long been a tantalizing yet often inaccessible realm. Michelin-starred restaurants, the “holy grail” of fine dining, have been a particular pain point in the kosher landscape as there are no kosher-certified Michelin restaurants. However, for those willing to take a circuitous path, …
Is the $695 Annual Fee American Express Platinum Card Worth It? A Comprehensive Guide for Travelers and Savvy Shoppers
The $695 annual fee for the American Express Platinum card can be worth it for many cardholders, but its value depends largely on individual spending habits and travel preferences. Here’s a breakdown of key considerations: Disclosure Readers like you support the content below. If you click on the included links, we may earn a commission. …
Experience Park City Kosher Bistro at Canyons Village
Nestled in the heart of Canyons Village, Park City, Utah, Bistro Kosher offers a unique dining experience that combines the thrill of mountain adventure with the comfort of kosher cuisine. This seasonal eatery, typically opening its doors in late December for the winter season, has become a haven for Jewish travelers and kosher food enthusiasts …
in Israel, Jewish Travel
Concern Grows Over Disappearance of Rabbi Zvi Kogan in UAE: Suspected Kidnapping and Terrorism Under Investigation
Rabbi Zvi Kogan, a Chabad emissary in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has disappeared, raising concerns of a possible terrorist incident. The disappearance occurred on Thursday, and Israeli authorities are treating the case as a suspected act of terrorism. Rabbi Kogan, a dual Israeli-Moldovan citizen, has been part of the Abu Dhabi Chabad since the …