Travel & Hospitality

Sixty villas on a cliff above the Arava. An IHG-owned wellness-luxury brand that decided Israel was a market it needed to be in. The property that ope…

How a country with five luxury hotels in 2005 ended up with forty of them — and built a serious boutique-luxury layer largely on its own.

The institutional ownership map of Israeli hospitality — operators, family holdings, foreign brand contracts, and why a $20-billion sector has no real…

Aman has been quietly evaluating Israel for years. The next ultra-luxury opening in the country may decide whether the global gold-standard brand fina…

Fifty keys on Nachmani Street. A London hedge-fund founder who built the hotel as a memorial to his father. The property that quietly set the bar for…

The Israeli boutique chain that proved a domestic brand could export — from Brown TLV to Greece, Cyprus, Croatia, Hungary, and Germany.

The TASE-listed Israeli real estate company that controls ~578 keys at the top of central Jerusalem — and a four-property international luxury hotel p…

The oldest brand in Israeli hospitality — King David Jerusalem, Dan Tel Aviv, Dan Carmel — and the Federmann family system that runs everything from t…

The original Israeli hospitality giant — built on Eilat, listed on the TASE, and now moving up the curve through Exclusive Collection.