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El Al stops flying to South Africa amid strain in relations

The number of Israelis who planned to visit South Africa has been steadily decreasing. This has caused El Al, the largest airline in Israel, to make its decisions both for commercial reasons and because of the ongoing diplomatic uncertainty.  As a result, the only way to get to South Africa will be with foreign companies and a stopover along the way.

Is Tel Aviv the happiest city in the world?

Is Tel Aviv the happiest city in the world?

Popular travel blog notes that Israel's economic powerhouse has a vibrant Middle Eastern vibe with a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, friendly locals, and a whole gamut of opportunities for "food, shopping, and learning."