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El Al Again Says It Will Honor Tickets Sold At Wrong Price

08/09/2012

Ending four days of uncertainty, El Al Israel Airlines on Thursday declared that all tickets purchased on travel sites during a glitch that caused unplanned lower fares will be honored.

Danny Saadon: Enjoy the flight.

Grassyards and Anti-Grassyards: Notes on The Gunter Grass Affair

In the war waging over Gunter Grass—the Nobel Prize winning German author, teenage Nazi soldier, and author of a poem denouncing Israel’s threats on Iran—it’s hard to tell whose national psyche is more scarred.  In Germany, where Grass, 84, published the poem, translated into English as “What Must Be Said,” the intellectual landscape has been virtual

Flying On Shabbat Vs. Chillul Hashem

What would you do if you were a Shabbat observer on a delayed flight late Friday afternoon and it became increasingly unlikley you'd get to your destination before sundown? Ask to get off the plane, or stick it out and hope for the best?

Maybe you shouldn't have been on the flight in the first place.

Ground Transportation

03/01/2011
Travel Writer

I remember how amazed I was, many years ago, when it first dawned on me that a plane between cities could be the cheap option.

It was around 1999, the dawn of European discount air travel, and I had to figure out the cheapest ride between Paris and Nice. The train cost over $200; the flight, about 20 percent less, and it shaved six hours off the trip.

On the Northeast corridor, a trip by train or bus might just be the ticket.

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Israel Travel January 2011

Jerusalem: The new capital of cool. Plus: apartment swaps for the cost-conscious traveler, boutique hotels spreading, and more.

01/25/2011
Israel Travel January, 2011

Traveling With A Senior

11/30/2010
Travel Writer

My father once made a trip overseas. The year was 1955, Europe was struggling to rebuild itself from postwar trauma, and my dad shipped out for Lausanne, Switzerland, to spend a year at conservatory. When his studies were finished, he went to Paris for a week to tour the Louvre. Then he came home, satisfied that he had seen Europe.

Israel Travel November 2010

Eco-travel on the rise, the new lure of Nazareth, body-and-soul vacations and more.

11/23/2010

Eco-travel on the rise, the new lure of Nazareth, body-and-soul vacations, and more.

Israel Travel November 2010

A Late-Autumn Viennese Waltz

11/16/2010
Travel Writer

Vienna regularly tops those lists of cities with the world’s best quality of life, and amid the happy buzz of wintertime, you’ll understand why.

An annex of The Jewish Museum on the Judenplatz.
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