A new Israeli airline will operate flights from Tel Aviv to Eilat

Air Haifa has announced that starting from the coming winter season, at the end of October 2026, and subject to the allocation of slots, the company plans to operate up to ten daily flights on the route between Benghazi and Ramon Airport. After the allocation of slots, the schedule of flights and prices for this route will be published. The company will regularly update on the opening date for ticket sales.

As part of the growth plan and its entry into operations between Netavg and Ramon Airport, the company is expected to receive two additional ATR 72-600 aircraft in the coming year, which will increase the company’s aircraft fleet to eight aircraft. At the same time, Air Haifa plans to increase its operations from Haifa Airport by about 40% during the coming winter, by expanding the flight schedule, increasing the frequency of flights and adding seats.

The “Yuliart” festival, from the Western Galilee Time Association, is celebrating its 9th year with dozens of art, culture, music, culinary events and tours throughout the Western Galilee. Throughout the month of July, creators, artisans and small business owners in the north will open their doors to visitors, inviting them to reacquaint themselves with the Galilee through local creations, landscapes and human encounters.

During the Yuliart Festival, there are 3 major flagship events produced for the festival: the opening of the exhibition “Hidden Garden” by the Yael Nathaniel sculpture, which will open on July 3 at the Merhav Gallery in a beautiful space in Old Acre. The flagship event will take place on July 10 – “Sounds and Monks” in Harrit – an experience that combines a guided trip to the hermitage of the monks on Mount Netupa. Another flagship event of the festival is “Saturday of Open Galleries – A Small Piece of Earth” curated by Asia Dublin, and will take place on July 18.

All of Playmobil’s iconic content worlds meet under one roof in a unique experience that allows children to enter the game world they know and love. Playmobil, one of the leading and most loved toy brands in the world, chose to launch the park in Israel, in a move that reflects the global company’s trust in the Israeli audience.

The international experiential park will be held from July 24 to August 31, every day of the week, in Zappa Midtown Tel Aviv.