Israel’s desert region officially receives international recognition as a protected Geographical Indication. In a landmark ...

Night Glow, sunrise balloon flights, fire and light shows, circus acts, camping and family activities take place Aug 13–14 at ...

Last month something quietly remarkable happened: the Negev was officially recognized as a protected Geographical Indication — effectively an appellation — for wine. It is the kind of development that ...

The Israel Tourism Ministry has announced the launch of a two-week social media competition that offers the winner a custom-made glamping experience in the Ramon Crater as part of a three-day hosted ...

International recognition is putting the Negev on the global wine map. Supporters hope it will also bring visitors south ...

The lack of water in the Negev desert helped vintners create a fruity grape that’s unique and easy to drink. Now the dry, sandy landscape stretching from Kiryat Gat to Eilat is being officially ...

It doesn’t rain much in the Negev desert, with less than 300 millimeters (around 10 inches) of precipitation falling in an average year. Yet that lack of water creates a fruity, relatively un-vinegary ...