Tel Aviv

Six Senses Tel Aviv will overlook Rothschild Boulevard to the north, the city of Tel Aviv to the east, the picturesque Neve Tzedek and the sea to the west, and the Jaffa Cliff to the south.

Israel has everything the modern-fit Australian, and Asian traveller, wants. The lure of the eastern Mediterranean and millennia of local history. For immediate immersion, take the train from Ben-Gurion International Airport to Jerusalem (the speediest, at 26 minutes, leaves the airport at 56 minutes past the hour and should cost under A$8).

The David Kempinski Tel Aviv is set to officially open in February 2022, becoming Kempinski Hotels’ 80th global property and first in Israel. The 250 room and suite property is housed within the newest skyscraper erected along the city’s Mediterranean Sea promenade.

United Airlines has revealed it will operate its newest Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner on six transatlantic routes from its New York/Newark hub, beginning in March 2019. 

Tel Aviv is fast becoming one of the world’s most with-it beach destinations – think Bondi, or, in the US, Miami Beach in Florida, Venice in California. Now, at the southern end of Tel Aviv’s highly popular Charles Clore Park beachfront, the old-town area of Jaffa has two stunning new hotels, both combining history with today.

Nakash Holdings’ second Setai-branded luxury hotel in Israel to be located at site of historic 13th century structure.

Add one more travel segment that Forbes Travel Guide (“FTG”) is now affording its star rating: river cruises.

Add one more travel segment that Forbes Travel Guide (“FTG”) is now affording its star rating: river cruises.