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Fattal Hotel Group Unveils Major Expansion and New Hospitality Collections in Israel
Fattal Hotel Group announced a major expansion strategy in Israel featuring 12 new hotels by 2030 and two new hospitality collections: Fattal Limited Edition and Fattal Colors.
Mickey Federman's Dan Hotels Expands Globally with Hilton Partnership in India
Mickey Federman's Dan Hotels expands globally as The Den Bengaluru joins Hilton's luxury LXR collection, marking the brand's debut in India alongside steady revenue growth.
Israeli Hotel Chains Offer Election Day Discounts and Vacation Packages
Israeli hotel chains offer discounts of up to 35% and special packages for couples and families during the 26th Knesset election holiday on October 27, 2026.
Israeli Luxury Hotels Miss Top Ten as Tel Aviv Prices Double Dubai
No Israeli hotels made the top ten in Condé Nast Traveler's Middle East ranking, while Tel Aviv five-star hotel prices remain double those in Dubai, raising value questions.
Prima Hotels Restructures Leadership as Longtime Marketing VP Steps Down
Prima Hotels restructures its management after 25 years as Haim Duke steps down, appointing Roni Weiser as Marketing VP and Oren Botbul as Sales VP to drive future growth.
Michelin Guide Announces 2026 Hotel Rankings for Middle East and Africa
The 2026 Michelin Guide has awarded its prestigious Michelin Key to 189 hotels across the Middle East, Africa, and India, with India leading at 47 properties followed by South Africa and Morocco.
Fattal Relaunches Tiberias Hotel as Leonardo Plaza Kinneret After NIS 150M Upgrade
Fattal Hotel Group has reopened the Leonardo Plaza Kinneret following a 150 million shekel renovation, featuring 261 upgraded rooms and an intimate music series.
How Israeli Hotels Secretly Pay to Delete Negative Online Reviews
A recent investigation by Channel 13 reveals that some Israeli hotels allegedly offer compensation to guests in exchange for deleting negative reviews, casting doubt on booking platform ratings.
The Economic Cost of Unfriendliness: Why Tourism Needs More Than Just Revenue
A new report highlights global destinations where tourists report cold or impatient treatment, including Paris, Italy, and Germany. While local fatigue grows, tourism remains a vital economic pillar.

Fattal Group Expands Athens Portfolio With New Leonardo Hotel
The Fattal Hotel Group has expanded its presence in Athens by rebranding the former Great Athens Hotel into the Leonardo Hotel Athens City Center, offering 117 rooms and a rooftop pool.
Fattal Hotel Group Expands in Athens With Second Hotel Launch
The Fattal Hotel Group has launched its second hotel in Athens, the Leonardo Hotel Athens City Center, bringing its active properties in Greece to five as part of a broader European expansion.
Sea of Galilee Tourism Defies Amoeba Fears With Full Holiday Occupancy
Despite reports of amoebas in the Sea of Galilee and the postponement of the annual swim, regional hotels report 99% occupancy for the holidays. Tourism leaders urge the public to visit, dismissing panic.
Israel Records 9.4 Million Outbound Travelers and Slow Tourism Recovery
Official data shows 9.4 million Israeli departures abroad in 2025, a 33% surge, while incoming tourism reached just 1.3 million entries, highlighting a sharp post-war travel gap.
Holiday vacation at 25% discount: the surprising promotion from the Adam hotel chain
The Adam hotel chain is offering a 25% discount on stays in Tel Aviv and Eilat throughout September, including the Tishrei holidays, along with special accommodation and spa packages.
Vacation in Europe is getting more expensive: The tax you will pay in addition to the hotel price
Hotel prices in Europe are already high, but for those planning a vacation in the coming months, there is another cost to consider: more and more cities in Europe are charging a tourist tax from visitors, and in some destinations, the amounts are rising.
Following Israel Canada Hotels: Fattal also bites into the assets of the German giant that fell into difficulties
Fattal and Israel Canada Hotels have leveraged the financial distress of the German Revo Hospitality Group to expand their European footprint. The companies are acquiring rights to 15 hotels in Germany and the Netherlands for approximately 40 million euros.
Fattal chain on the path to expansion: will open dozens of new hotels with massive investment
The Fattal hotel chain notes in its financial reports that it expects to open 41 additional hotels by 2030, with an investment of approximately 1.1 billion shekels. The company estimates that the new hotels will add about 300 million shekels to the annual EBITDA.

A revolution in Israeli hotels: how to check in without waiting at the reception
Guests at the well-known hotel in Eilat will enjoy an exceptional digital welcome experience, based on an innovative development that will replace traditional service representatives at the counter.

Beyond the pool and sunbeds: violent brawls continue in Eilat hotels
Police have arrested seven suspects following a series of violent incidents. Eilat District Commander Alon Calfon: "The combination of alcohol and high temperatures leads to friction."
Israeli Hotel Chain Offers 25% Discount Until August 31
With the summer vacation in full swing, many are already looking ahead to the Tishrei holiday season. The Adam hotel chain has announced a special promotion offering up to a 25% discount on stays at various locations across the country for Isracard holders.
New Hotel to Be Built in Israel: Fattal Chain Invests in the Dead Sea
One of the region's oldest hotels has been demolished to make way for a desert lifestyle resort. The project will feature a unique water park and an advanced wellness complex, aiming to attract a new demographic to the Dead Sea.
Raz Oded and Bank Hapoalim acquire fourth hotel in Greece – this time on the island of Evia
The company ORC LAND, controlled by Raz Oded, is acquiring the EVIA RIVIERA RESORT on the island of Evia in Greece. The company intends to invest 15 million shekels in renovating the hotel.

"What we did here is nothing less than a revolution for the Israeli customer"
Roni Aloni, CEO of Leonardo and Fattal hotels in the Mediterranean basin, marks Fattal's next target - luxury resorts, adults-only hotels, and expansion into Greece, Cyprus, Montenegro, Croatia, and Albania. After turning Cyprus into a sought-after destination, he talks about the revolution in Israeli tourism and the vision ahead: "There is no limit to what can be achieved."
Hotel chain slashes prices in Israel: last-minute vacation at a 30% discount
A well-known hotel chain is launching a last-minute promotion for August, offering discounts of up to 30% for club members, alongside a surprising culinary benefit for anyone who books a vacation in the coming days.
Tourism Crisis Hits Israel: Stock Declines and Plummeting Visitor Numbers
Tourism in Israel has been in a deep crisis since October 7, 2023, with the number of tourists entering the country between January and July 2026 totaling only 430,000, compared to 1.95 million in the same period in 2019, the peak year. The sector, once a sought-after investment, has become a source of losses for investors, contrasting with the overall market trend.
40 Million Shekel Investment: David InterContinental Hotel Unveils Major Renovation
One of Israel's leading luxury hotels has completed a large-scale upgrade project. The renovation includes the redesign of over 100 rooms, the launch of a new accommodation category, and the addition of luxurious suites with sea views.
Great news for Israeli vacation planners: Up to 20% discount in Tel Aviv
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot, the Africa Israel hotel chain is launching a series of profitable promotions, offering up to 20% discount at a variety of destinations across the country. AFI club members will enjoy an additional 10% discount.
Ministry of Tourism Requests 400 Million Shekel Loan Fund from Finance Ministry
The Ministry of Tourism is proposing a 400 million shekel state-guaranteed loan fund to support hotel expansion and the construction of new projects amid industry financing challenges.
The beloved hotel chain in a price frenzy for the Tishrei holidays: up to 30% discount
While summer vacations are at their peak, some are looking ahead to the next vacation — the holiday season. The Fattal chain has announced discounts of up to 30% for those who book early at a variety of its hotels across the country.
Africa Israel hotel chain launches major summer sale with up to 50% off
The Africa Israel hotel chain is launching a wide-ranging promotional campaign including a third night free, the first child free, and complimentary attractions. The offer is valid for bookings made until August 13, 2026.

More and more chef-led restaurants are opening in hotels
The trend of restaurateurs opening venues in boutique hotels is reaching new heights as top chefs and culinary groups storm the hospitality market. "An excellent restaurant is not just a service for hotel guests, it is a destination in itself," say the CEOs of Fattal.
Up to 50% discount on the second night: The hotel chain in Israel is slashing prices
Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the Adam hotel chain is launching accommodation deals in Tel Aviv and Eilat, including culinary packages, spa treatments, and attractions. Additionally, the chain will provide an extra discount for those booking via the website and for reservists.
More expensive than Dubai and Paris: The astronomical prices of the hotel in Eilat - "They have lost their minds"
An examination of accommodation prices in Eilat revealed particularly luxurious suites that reached a price of almost 119,000 shekels per night. Host Niv Gilboa reacted with shock on air: "They have lost their minds."
From 5 Million to 1.29 Million: Incoming Tourism Collapsed by 75% in 2026
Incoming tourism to Israel plummeted by 75% in the first half of 2026 compared to pre-war 2023. The industry is facing a severe crisis due to security challenges and flight restrictions.
Israelis are holding up the hotels: Tourists are still far from returning
The hotel industry in Israel is trying to recover, but data shows that the return of tourists from abroad is still delayed. While Israelis continue to fill a large portion of hotel rooms and maintain the industry's activity, the number of tourist overnight stays remains low, and hotels are still dealing with the ongoing damage following the security situation.
Hotel chain launched a luxury villa in Israel: Starting from 10,000 NIS per night
The hotel chain has launched a dream vacation for couples. The new suite offers a private pool, a jacuzzi, and a breathtaking view of the Golan Heights. The suite is fully equipped to provide a unique premium experience. The price includes breakfast.