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Record-breaking summer 9.2M expected to pass through BG international Airport - Vimarsana News

Record-breaking summer 9.2M expected to pass through BG international Airport

Transportation minister claims robust economy behind travel surge while expert claim high cost for domestic vacations push Israelis to travel; study finds Israel the most expensive country in the world when it comes to tourism

In first, EU to fine social media platforms for failure to remove antisemitic content - Vimarsana News

In first, EU to fine social media platforms for failure to remove antisemitic content

EU official Margaritis Schinas says the fight against antisemitism is a top priority and Israel is a key partner in this effort; Foreign Minister Eli Cohen says that the era of social media brings new challenges

Israeli Pilot says severe air turbulence caused by climate change poses no threat to - Vimarsana News

Israeli Pilot says severe air turbulence caused by climate change poses no threat to

Despite researchers warning of stress to aircraft, EL Al captain Itzhak Garber says pilots are able to change speed or altitude to avoid severe turbulence and passengers are safe as long as they adhere to cabin crew instructions

Geneva richest brace for vote to increase Wealth Tax - Vimarsana News

Geneva richest brace for vote to increase Wealth Tax

June 18 ballot will ask citizens if to raise the 'solidarity tax' from 1% to 1.5%; commerce expert says the move could lead to many wealthy individuals leaving Geneva

Over 26 billion shekels: Capital flight yields big returns for Israeli investors - Vimarsana News

Over 26 billion shekels: Capital flight yields big returns for Israeli investors

Since the beginning of the year, average exposure to foreign assets jumped to 47.5% but the outflow of capital seems to be abating; In the meantime, the gamble seems to have paid off as the S&P 500 and NASDAQ soar