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U.S. issues travel warning for Israel with Iran attack believed to be imminent and fear Gaza war could spread

By Debora Patta , Tucker Reals

Updated on: April 13, 2024 / 5:25 PM EDT / CBS News

Update: Iran launched drone attacks against Israel on Saturday. Read CBS News'  latest coverage here .

Tel Aviv  — Israel is bracing for a worst-case scenario that U.S. officials believe could materialize within just hours — the possibility of a direct attack on Israeli soil by Iran in retaliation for a strike almost two weeks ago that killed seven Iranian military officers. Iran has vowed to take revenge for Israel killing its commanders, who were hit by an April 1 strike on the Iranian embassy in Syria's capital.

Two U.S. officials told CBS News that a major Iranian attack against Israel was expected as soon as Friday, possibly to include more than 100 drones and dozens of missiles aimed at military targets inside the country. Sources have told CBS News the retaliation could include attacks carried out both by Iranian forces, and proxy groups around the region that it has been funneling additional arms to for weeks.  

The officials said it would be challenging for the Israelis to defend against an attack of that magnitude, and while they held out the possibility that the Iranians could opt for a smaller-scale attack to avoid a dramatic escalation, their retaliation was believed to be imminent. 

Asked Friday how imminent he believes an attack is, President Biden responded, "I don't want to get into secure information, but my expectation is sooner than later." The president urged Iran not to move forward, saying his message to Tehran was: "Don't."

Tehran has not indicated publicly how or when it will return fire, so it's unclear how far Iran's leaders will go. If they decide to carry out a direct attack on Israel, there's fear it could blow Israel's ongoing war against Iranian ally Hamas up into a much wider regional conflict.

With the Iranian retaliation expected at any time, the U.S. State Department on Thursday warned Americans in Israel not to travel outside major cities, which are better protected from incoming rocket fire by the country's Iron Dome missile defense system. The latest guidance noted that travel by U.S. government employees in Israel could be further restricted with little notice as things develop in the tinderbox region.

"Whoever harms us, we will harm them," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Thursday as he visited troops at an Israel Defense Forces airbase. "We are prepared … both defensively and offensively."

On Saturday, all U.S. embassies in the Middle East were put on high alert and required to hold emergency action committee meetings. Diplomats in Lebanon and Israel were specifically told not to travel to certain areas within those countries.

Sima Shine, a security expert and former official with Israel's national intelligence agency Mossad, told CBS News it was a dangerous moment for the region, and the "most worried" she has been. She said anxiety over an all-out war was likely just as high "on both sides, in Israel and in Iran."

If Iran does choose to strike Israel directly, it could involve a complex missile and drone attack similar to the one Iranian forces launched against a Saudi oil facility in 2019 .

"They will try to do it on the military or some military asset," Shine predicted. "But the question will be the damage. If there would be many injured people, killed or injured … I think it has the potential for a huge escalation."

Shine stressed, however, that she still believes neither side actually wants a regional conflict.

U.S. "really trying to avoid war"

The U.S. sent a senior general to Israel this week to coordinate with the close American ally on any response it might make to an Iranian attack. Speaking Friday on "CBS Mornings," America's top military officer said, "we're really trying to avoid war."

"This is part of the dialogue that I have with my counterparts within the region, to include the Israeli chief of defense, who I talked to yesterday," said Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr., adding that the U.S. military was "doing things not only to prevent a war, but at the same time, one of my primary things is to make sure all the forces in the region are protected."

"My role, as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, is to plan and prepare," Brown said. "That's one thing we do very well."

Brown's Israeli counterpart, Chief of the General Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, "completed a comprehensive situational assessment on the readiness of the IDF for all scenarios," Israel's military said Friday. 

"The IDF is very strongly prepared, both offensively and defensively, against any threat," Halevi was quoted as saying in the statement. "The IDF continues to monitor closely what is happening in Iran and different arenas, constantly preparing to deal with existing and potential threats in coordination with the United States Armed Forces." 

The IDF said the visiting U.S. general, Central Command chief Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla, was taking part in the IDF's situational assessment.

The dilemma for Iran, said Israeli expert Shine, is to figure out how to deliver its promised response to Israel's attack in Syria, but in a way that does not lead to further escalation. Likewise, Shine said Israel could choose to show restraint when it responds to whatever Iran eventually does.

If either side gets the balance wrong, the consequences for the region, and even the world, could be dire.

Weijia Jiang, David Martin, Margaret Brennan and Olivia Gazis contributed reporting.

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Debora Patta is a CBS News foreign correspondent based in Johannesburg. Since joining CBS News in 2013, she has reported on major stories across Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Edward R. Murrow and Scripps Howard awards are among the many accolades Patta has received for her work.

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Top Travel Hashtags To Grow Your Instagram Account

Instagram and travel go hand in hand these days, with influencers and travel bloggers sharing their exotic lifestyle and holiday tips on the platform.

But with so much travel photography on Instagram, it’s getting harder than ever to stand out. Using the right hashtags will help your travel posts stand out and get more likes.

Discover better hashtags to reach the more people, grow your follower count and get more engagement on your posts.

This list of travel hashtags will help you choose the correct hashtags for different kinds of travel posts! Simply copy & paste the hashtags most relevant to your content…

⭐️ More hashtag strategy tips:  All-In-One Guide To Instagram Hashtags  ⭐️

1. Most Popular Travel Hashtags 2. Luxury Travel Hashtags 3. Adventure Hashtags 4. Beach Hashtags 5. City Hashtags 6. Solo Female Traveller Hashtags 7. Family Travel Hashtags 8. Honeymoon Hashtags 9. Travel Video Hashtags 10. Schedule Hashtags in Advance

1. Most Popular Travel Hashtags

These are some of the biggest and most used travel hashtags on Instagram! While they’re a sure-fire way of reaching new people in your audience, we recommend using a handful of these high volume hashtags mixed with smaller, specific travel hashtags.

#Travelgram #Travelholic #Travelbook #Traveller #Travel_Captures #Instatravel #SeeTheWorld #TravelTheWorld #TravelAddict #Travellingram #TravellingThroughTheWorld #TravelIsLife #TravelWithMe #TravelCouple #WorldTraveler #MyTravelStory #WanderingSoul #TravelMoments #JustTravel #Globetrotter #NextDestination #LetsTravel #HappyTraveller #TravelTips #TheBestDestinations #TravelInspiration #TravelJunkie #WorldExplorer

2. Luxury Travel Hashtags

For the high-end traveller showing us the most beautiful hotels and spots across the globe! Luxury travel dominates a large space on Instagram due to celebrities and travel influencers sharing their most lavish trips. If you’re sharing luxury travel content use these hashtags to get more likes:

#LuxuryTravel #LuxuryHotelsWorld #LuxuryTraveller #BespokeTravel #LuxuryVillas #LuxuryTrip #TravelLuxury #DreamHoliday #LuxuryEscapes #BestResorts #VacayGoals #DreamDestination #LuxuryHoliday #LuxuryWorldTraveller #LuxuryLifestyle #LuxuryTravelDaily #LuxuryLocation #NeverGoingHome #LuxuryVacation 

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3. Adventure Hashtags

If hiking in the great outdoors is more your cup of tea, there are thousands of Instagram users who are with you! When posting outdoorsy content, use these adventure hashtags to reach the right people:

#LifeIsAnAdventure #AdventureTime #Adventurer #ExploreTheWorld #GoExplore #SeekAdventure #GoPlaces #NotLost #HikingAdventures #AdventureOn #StayAndWander #GoneOutdoors #Adventure_Culture #ChooseAdventure #GetOutStayOut #AdventureAddict #AdventureInspire #AdventureTillWeDie #AdventureThatIsLife #RoamThePlanet #AdventureSeeker #NeverStopExploring #EarthOutdoors #FindYourAdventure

4. Beach Hashtags

Sand, sea, sun and salt…can only mean one thing! Our Instagram feeds are full of white sand beaches and crystal blue oceans, and these are the top beach hashtags for your travel Instagram:

#Beaching #BeachLife #SandAndSun #SaltyAir #PalmTrees #SeaWaves #LifesABeach #Beachscape #SunsetBeach #BeachBabe #Beachy #BeachVibes #OceanVibes #SaltEscape #BeachHairDontCare #BeachBum #Aquaholic #SeasTheDay #BeachDaze #BeachDay #SandInMyToes #SaltySoul #BeachTherapy #RestingBeachFace #BeachLiving #BeachLifestyle #LifeByTheBeach

5. City Hashtags

From the coast to the capital, share your city travel photos on Instagram with these city hashtags. Remember to always include the place names of the cities (and anything else) you’re visiting! This way fellow travellers will be able to find your posts and learn from your tips.

#CityBreak #CitySightseeing #LoveThisCity #CityTrips #CobbledStreets #CitySights #CityTravel #Siteseeing #ExploringTheCity #CityView #CitiesOfEurope #BeautifulCity #CityLove #CityShot #CityWalking #CityScene #Cityscape #CityCaptures #CityExplore #CitySunset #CityLights #CityAtNight #CityLife #AmazingCity 

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6. Solo Female Traveller Hashtags

Instagram offers a great community for women travelling alone! Many travel influencers and bloggers are solo female travellers, and have set up trending hashtags to connect other women travelling and exploring by themselves…

#TravellingSolo #SoloTravel #TravellingAlone  #Wanderer #SoloFemaleTraveller #SoloFemaleTravel #TravelGirlsGo #SheIsNotLost #SheWhoWanders #JourneyOfGirls #TravelGirlsHub #DameTravel #WeTravelGirls #TravelGirlsGo #WomanTraveler #WomanTravel #GirlsWhoTravelSolo #GirlsTravelDiary #WomenWhoTravel #WomenWhoExplore #Travelette #SheExplores 

7. Family Travel Hashtags

If you’re travelling with young ones, you’re not alone! Many families take to the world with their children and document their adventures on Instagram. Use these family travel hashtags to get your posts in front of the right audience:

#FamilyTravels #TravelFamily #FamilyVacay #TravelFam #FamiliesWhoTravel #ParentsWhoWander #FamilyTravelTribe #TravelMadFam #GoWithNugget #TravelBrood #LoveYourTimeTogether #TravellingWithKids #LPKids #ExploringFamilies #FearlessFamTrav #TravelMum #TravelDad #FamilyAdventure #LitteTraveler #OurTribeTravels #KidsThatTravel 

8. Honeymoon Hashtags

Travel couples are big news on Instagram. When else do couples treat themselves to a trip as big as their honeymoon?! Expect paradise water bungalows and rose petals…join in with these honeymoon hashtags for Instagram:

#Honeymoon #HoneymoonDestination #HoneymoonTime #HoneymoonTrip #Honeymooning #HoneymoonTravel #Honeymooners #DreamHoneymoon #RomanticPlace #HoneymoonVibes #RomanticGetaway #HoneymoonBungalow #JustMarried #InParadise #HoneymoonInspo #HoneymoonInParadise #OverWaterBungalow #MrAndMrs #HoneymoonIsland #TravelBuddyForLife 

9. Travel Video Hashtags

Drones, GoPros and  advanced mobile editing software make travel videos a huge content area on Instagram. More and more influencers are sharing posts and IGTV videos of their travels, despite the max time limit making it a challenge to cram an entire trip into a 1 minute video. Here’s a selection of travel video hashtags you can use on Instagram:

#TravelVideo #TravelVideography #TravelVideos #TravelVlog #TravelVideoDiary #TravelVlogger #VlogTravel #Drone_Countries #DroneWorld #DroneNature #DroneVideography #StreetVideography #TravelDocumentary #TravelMoments #TravelCapture #TravelFootage

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Hashtag Tips

When hashtagging, it’s important not to overload or spam your posts with hashtags that don’t work and could result in you getting shadow-banned.

The trick is to use a few generic and a few niche specific hashtags to give you the best reach – just make sure they are always relevant to the photo, video or story you’ve posted.

Check out our  All-In-One Guide To Instagram Hashtags  here for more tips!

For more top Instagram hashtags by niche, take a look at our other guides:

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#IraniansStandWithIsrael: Iran bans speaking out online in support of Israel – but it has not deterred some

In the wake of the country's attack on Israel, Arabic hashtags for 'Iran' and 'World War Three' began to trend on social media.

Digital investigations reporter @megbaynes

Monday 15 April 2024 18:35, UK

Iranians speaking out online in support of Israel could face criminal punishment from the authoritarian regime - but that is not stopping everyone.

The Revolutionary Guards Intelligence Organisation then issued a notice urging citizens to report any digital support for Israel, warning it would be treated as a criminal offence once the users have been identified.

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"[The] actions of the [Israeli] regime have hurt the feelings of the great nation of Iran," the notice states.

It continues by asking "if you see any activity in support of the fake Israeli government in cyberspace, to send the information and specifications of the mentioned pages and their operators" to the IRCG.

"It should be noted that according to Articles 6, 7 and 8 of the Law on Countering the Zionist Regime's Hostile Actions against Peace and Security, the perpetrators will be dealt with decisively."

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Iranians appeared divided over the attacks, but three trends began to crystallise across social media: support for Israel, scepticism of official news and the ridicule of weapons used in the attack.

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#IraniansStandWithIsrael

Use of one of the most prominent hashtags, #IraniansStandWithIsrael, peaked on Saturday, with more than 60,000 uses across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, according to social analytics site Talkwalker.

Iran is known for having an extensive internet censorship system - popular sites including YouTube, X, Facebook and Telegram are blocked.

As a result, only 33% of the hashtag's uses came from within Iran, with 41% of posts originating from the United States. As seen in the protests in the wake of Mahsa Amini, the woman whose death sparked international protests, young people are on the frontlines of the online protests: 46% of posts were made by people aged between 25 and 34.

But censorship is not stopping some, who have found ways to circumnavigate the blocks, and are posting support for Israel online.

"As Israel faces aggression, Iranians reject their oppressive regime with bold graffiti," wrote one person, alongside an image of two hands adorned with the respective countries' flags.

"We are witnessing the end of the Islamic regime," another said.

Not everyone agreed with this sentiment - Palestinian writer Said al-Haj posted on X that the attack represented "a strong direct message without war" adding it marked "a new phase in the region".

While a rival hashtag, #IraniansStandWithPalestine, did follow suit, it was used just under 3,000 times, according to data from Talkwalker.

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Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, the exiled heir to the throne whose father was the last monarch of Iran, is among the most prominent figures to speak out online against the attack.

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Writing to his four million followers on Instagram, he said: "The Islamic Republic's missile launch against Israel occurred exactly on the day that the regime's goons launched a new round of attacks on Iranian women to impose a compulsory hijab, a sign that the fate of the Iranian people and Israel is now in a special way."

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Since the attack, Pahlavi's Instagram following has grown by almost 13,000 followers - far exceeding his previously daily average growth of 1,600 accounts, suggesting renewed interest in his calls for a "secular democratic Iran".

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Picking the best travel hashtags is a sure way to beat Instagram’s algorithm change. 

As many of you know, Instagram’s algorithm changes affect our videos and images’ organic reach. When Instagram ditched the  chronological feed , it is no longer sure that our followers will see our content as they scroll their feed. Instead, Instagram decides which content is more relevant to you based on its algorithm. 

The algorithm changes affect everybody’s engagement using the platform, most especially travel influencers who rely on paid Instagram sponsorships, or digital nomads who use the platform for their work from home online jobs .

However, a strategy that seems everyone tends to forget on how to beat the algorithm is the power to use hashtags. 

Using the best Instagram travel hashtags, most notably for travel influencers, assures that their content will have an organic reach beyond their followers. 

Considering the number of travel hashtags available out there, it is hard to pick which one to use. 

This post will cover the different types of hashtags to use depending on your travel niche to help you get the best engagement for your travel content!

How Popular Travel Hashtags Work on Instagram

There are three ways to reach a brand new audience using the right Instagram hashtags, in stories, feed post, and getting discovered on the Search page. Let’s take a look below on how it works for each:

1. Travel Hashtags on Instagram Stories

Instagram rolled out a feature where users can  follow a hashtag  on stories a couple of years ago. The new feature meant that you could get more views on your stories from people following the hashtag.

2. Travel Hashtags on Instagram Feed Post

The feed post is where we generally put our favorite Instagram travel hashtags. It allows our content to appear on people’s main feed even if they do not follow our travel Instagram page. 

3. Travel Hashtags on Search Page

When we search for a specific hashtag, the search page divides the results into two categories: ‘Popular and ‘Most Recent.’

The popular section shows content with your select travel hashtag with the most engagement, while the ‘most recent’ shows recently posted content. 

Best Instagram Travel Hashtags Per Niche

Choosing the right hashtags for your travel content largely depends on the travel niche you are in. 

As you know, the travel niche is quite broad and has many different facets and sub-niches that can range from luxury travel to adventure.

To get you up to speed, I broke down a few travel niches with the best Instagram hashtags.

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Luxury Travel

If you have pictures and videos of staying in luxury villas in the Maldives, or traveling in-style like flying in first class, then the following luxury travel hashtags below will come in handy. Let’s take a few of them below:

1. #luxurytravel – 6.3 million posts

The standard luxury travel hashtag for your content. Considering this hashtag has over 6.3 million posts, much of the content that is prioritized on the search page has followers that are over 50K. 

2. #luxurytravelandhotels – More than 1000 posts

If you have content that features super expensive and luxury hotels in Bali or the Maldives, then the #luxurytravelandhotels hashtag is the perfect hashtag for your content. 

3. #luxurytraveldaily – 76.6K posts

The #luxurytraveldaily is an excellent hashtag if you have extra content lying around that you want to post to inspire your followers. 

4. #luxurytravelblogger – 48.6K posts

The hashtag #luxurytravelblogger focuses more on the individual (blogger or influencer) than the actual luxury travel itself. This is a great hashtag to use because it is not as competitive with only 48 thousand posts. Much of the Instagram profiles that are included in the popular search have under 10 thousand followers. 

5. #luxurytravelagent – 31K posts

#Luxurytravelagent is a useful hashtag if you have a travel online business! The popular page’s content is a mix of people (the travel agents) and the destination they are offering. 

6. #luxurytravels – 135K posts

Not to be confused with the first hashtag! The #luxurytravels hashtag has one more letter at the end, but with fewer posts to compete with. Many of the Instagram accounts on the popular search page features accounts with less than 25 thousand followers. 

7. #luxurytravelguide – More than 5000 posts

The #luxurytravelguide hashtag has only 5000 posts on the search page, but much of the content is getting high engagements with likes averaging 300 and above. 

8. #luxuryhotel – 2.6 million posts

The #luxuryhotel hashtag is a little bit more competitive than #luxurytravelandhotels hashtag, which might be a little bit of a disadvantage for Instagram accounts with fewer followers. 

9. #firstclass – 1.3 million posts

Mixing it up a bit and taking the word luxury out of the hashtag! If you are traveling in luxury, chances are you are going to be flying in first class. Don’t miss this popular hashtag when you take a picture of your seat in first class.

10. #firstclasslounge – 19.7k posts

If you fly in first class, there’s no doubt you will be spending some time in fancy first-class lounges. There are plenty of Instagrammable first-class lounges in the world, so make sure to take plenty of pictures and videos!

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Digital Nomads

In recent years, the rise of digital nomads has opened an endless list of Instagram hashtags for people to discover the lifestyle of working while traveling the world. If you are a digital nomad that want to take your Instagram page to the next level, below are the following hashtags for you to use:

11. #digitalnomad – 3 million posts

The hashtag #digitalnomad has over three million posts and is a standard post for many digital nomad contents. 

12. #digitalnomads – 714K posts

#Digitalnomads is a variation of the first hashtag, with an extra’s’ at the end. The variation has only 714 thousand posts, which is a lot easier to be featured on the search page than the first hashtag. 

13. #digitalnomadspirit – 20.1K posts

The digital nomad spirit hashtag features content from Instagram users showing their work and travel lifestyle. The hashtag only has 20.1K posts, which is pretty easy to be featured on the search page. 

14. #digitalnomadlifestyle – 98.1K posts

#Digitalnomadlifestyle has over 98.1K posts, both containing pictures and videos. Although the hashtag is quite competitive with over 98.1K posts, much of the account on the featured page has less than 10 thousand followers. 

15. #digitalnomadoffice – More than 1000 posts

The #digitalnomadoffice has over 1000 posts and is easy to be featured on the search explore page. If you have content working alongside the beach or in a trendy café somewhere around the world, make sure to include this hashtag and your post!

16. #digitalnomadbali – More than 1000 posts

Bali is one of the digital nomad hot spots in recent years. The city has trendy cafés with high-speed wifi, which is the perfect place for Digital Nomads!

17. #digitalnomadchiangmai – More than 5000 posts

Whereas Bali is a new hot spot for digital nomads, the city of Chiang Mai in Thailand has been the original hot spot for Digital Nomads. It has everything a digital nomad would want: cheap accommodation, high-speed wifi, and trendy cafés for people to work!

18. #digitalnomadwomen – 18.9K posts

More and more women are quitting their traditional corporate jobs to pursue a digital nomad’s lifestyle. 

19. #digitalnomadgirl – 22.5K posts

A variation to #digitalnomadwomen hashtag is #digitalnomadgirl! Add this hashtag to #digitalnomadwomen for added exposure and reach to your content. 

20. #digitalnomadfamily – 31.6K posts

Digital nomad family is a thing! I’ve met plenty of parents in my recent travels who sold their belongings to travel around the world. 

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Adventure Travel

The adventure travel hashtag is for the thrill-seekers who have content to show for it! Let’s take a look at the different types of hashtags you can post on Instagram. 

21. #adventure – 103 million posts

The adventure hashtag is the standard hashtag for this niche. It contains over 103 million posts, most of which come from accounts with over 50 thousand followers.

22. #adventuretime – 13.4 million posts

Adventure time hashtag features content with a mixture of landscape and activity related pictures and videos. The total post for this hashtag is over 13.4 million posts, which is a lot easier to be featured than the #adventure hashtag.  

23. #adventurebike – 407K posts

The hashtag for the bike lovers! The #adventurebike hashtag features content that showcases motorbikes more so than a regular bike. 

24. #adventurelife – 1.1 million posts

A popular hashtag for people who want to show off their destination. This hashtag mostly features people, as opposed to focusing on landscape, on the Instagram search results. 

25. #adventuretravel – 1.8 million posts

With 1.8 million posts, the #adventuretravel hashtag is a perfect hashtag for your Instagram travel content. The hashtag receives 1.8 million posts with high engagement (comments and likes) on the search results page. 

26. #adventureseeker – 1.7 million posts

Adventure seeker hashtag has over 1.7 million posts and would go well in addition to any of the adventure travel hashtags on this list. 

27. #adventurephilippines – 170K posts

Do you have plenty of content featuring famous islands and beaches of the Philippines? Don’t forget to add this hashtag to your post and the other adventure travel hashtags on this post to optimize your content’s visibility.

28. #adventurecouple – 209K posts

There are plenty of Instagram couples who are traveling the world today. And there’s no doubt that they’ve used this hashtag at least once!

29. #adventurefamily 138K posts

If adventure couple is a thing, so is adventure family. If you have a family with plenty of content from your travels, don’t forget to use this hashtag!

30. #adventuregram – 324K posts

Adding the word gram on any word is a sure way to reach some new eyeballs and engagement. The hashtag #adventurgram is a perfect example of that!

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Lifestyle 

Lifestyle is a popular niche that is a fusion of travel, fashion, beauty, and style. Considering the versatility of the niche, there are plenty of hashtags you can play with here. Let’s take a look:

31. #luxurylifestyle – 26.7 million posts

A hashtag to show off fancy travels, fancy clothes, fancy shoes, fancy brands – anything fancy!

32. #luxurystyle – 3.2 million posts

If you have an outfit that costs over several months’ worth of rent, then the #luxurystyle hashtag is an excellent candidate to go along with your post. 

33. #luxuryliving – 5.2 million posts

The luxury living hashtag has over 5.2 million posts and is a perfect hashtag for lifestyle influencers who have content with fancy houses, expensive cars, and a ton of bling. 

34. #luxuryfashion – 3.4 million posts

The #luxuryfashion the perfect Instagram hashtag for the lifestyle fashionistas who are up to date with today’s trendy fashion. 

35. #luxurybrand – 1.5 million posts

Do you have expensive things? Use the #luxurybrand hashtag to feature your finest things!

36. #luxurydestination – 212K posts

Part of being a lifestyle influencer is traveling to destinations where not many can afford to travel. Use the #luxurydestination Instagram hashtag for your content. 

37. #luxuryyacht – 519K posts

If you have a yacht to show off and you aren’t using this Instagram hashtag, then you are missing out in possibly being featured among 519 thousand posts. 

38. #luxurygoals – 155K posts

Luxury goals hashtag features content from Instagram accounts that curate a luxury type of content. 

39. #luxuryinteriors – 1.3 million posts

As a lifestyle niche Instagram account, you are bound to feature content of glamorous hotel or home interiors. 

40. #privatejet – 982K posts

The lifestyle of flying private jet because first class is enough!

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Photography 

To stand out as a travel Instagrammer, your photography would have to be on point. Below is a list of travel hashtags to showcase your photography skills. 

41. #photography – 594 million posts

The standard #photography hashtag is quite popular, with 594 million posts. Unless you have an Instagram following in the hundreds of thousands, it would be quite hard to get featured on the search page for this travel hashtag. 

42. #travelphotography – 121 million posts

The #travelphotography hashtag is slightly less competitive than #photography hashtag, giving you a better chance of getting featured on the popular page. 

43. #theglobewanderer – 7.3 million posts

The #globewanderer hashtag features some of Instagram’s most exceptional photography content. The hashtag comes from the popular @theglobewanderer page and  The Globe Wanderer  travel blog. 

44. #welivetoexplore – 8.2 million posts

The hashtag #welivetoexplore features similar content as #theglobewanderer in terms of photography and video style. 

4 5. #naturephotography – 114 million posts

Do you have some jaw-dropping nature shots you want to share? Use #naturephotography as your hashtag along with your post. 

4 6. #photographydaily – 1 million posts

A useful hashtag for everyday photography content on Instagram. 

47. #landscapephotography – 38.7 million posts

The landscape photography content is similar to #naturephotography hashtag, except the competition is easier with 38.7 million posts. 

48. #dronephotography – 5.5 million posts

It’s pretty rare these days to be in the travel niche and not have a drone shot. Use #dronephotography as your hashtag for your content. 

49. #underwaterphotography – 3.8 million posts

For the ocean lovers out there with plenty of underwater content, this Instagram hashtag is for you!

50. #gopro – 45.4 million posts

Who travels without a GoPro these days? The #GoPro hashtag is also perfect for adventure seekers.

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Bucket List Trips

Not many of us have been to every country in the world, which is why the bucket list hashtags work well in the travel niche. Let’s take a look below:

51. #bucketlist – 10.1 million posts

The standard hashtag with 10.1 million posts. 

52. #bucketlistadventures – 183K posts

The #bucketlistadventures is a great hashtag to use because it is not as competitive as #bucketlist.  

53. #bucketlisttravel – 180K posts

We notice that a lot of content on the popular page features Instagram accounts between 1000 to 5000 followers. 

54. #bucketlistfamily – 32K posts

The bucket list family hashtag was made popular by the coolest family on Instagram, @thebucketlistfamily

55. #bucketlistideas – 19.7K posts

The bucket list ideas hashtag is an excellent opportunity to be featured on the popular search page with only 19.7K posts. 

56. #bucketlistgoals – 31.5K posts

Another great hashtag of choice to land on the popular page of Instagram. 

57. #beautifuldestinations – 45.3 Million posts

The beautiful destinations hashtag became trendy after the popular travel Instagram account, @beautifuldestinations.

58. #bucketlistnow – 13.7k posts

The #bucketlistnow hashtag only has 13.7k posts, which gives you an excellent opportunity to land on the popular search page and even remain on that page for a few days.

59. #bucketlistchecked – 93.5K posts

The feel-good hashtag! The bucket list checked Instagram hashtag goes well with the other hashtags on this list. 

60. #bucketlist2020 – More than 1000 posts

The current global pandemic may have halted many of our travel bucket list for this year. But let’s hope 2021 will be a better year!

Instagram Travel Hashtags for Wellness Travel

Wellness travel is a booming sector of the travel industry in recent years, and it shows with the amount of content that goes live on Instagram featuring the following hashtags below.

61. #wellness – 38 million posts

The standard hashtag for this niche with 38 million total posts. 

62. #wellnessjourney – 1.5 million posts

The wellness journey hashtag goes excellent along with the rest of the hashtags on this list, make sure to add it!

63. #wellnesstips – 195K posts

Content about self-care tips floods the popular page for this hashtag. 

64. #wellnesslifestyle – 246K posts

Wellness lifestyle hashtag has over 246K posts, with accounts with less than a thousand followers featured on the popular search page. 

65. #wellnessretreat – 210K posts

The wellness retreat hashtag is all about showing activities to improve and maintain a mental and physical well being. 

66. #wellnesshotel – 141K posts

The wellness hotel hashtag mostly features nature and lush landscape surrounding the hotel. 

67. #wellnesstourism – 10.3K posts

It’s all about healthy living while traveling!

68. #wellnessresort – 19K posts

The #wellnessresort hashtag is similar content to #wellnesshotel, with the difference this hashtag being less competitive than #wellnesshotel. 

69. #wellnesstravel – 105K posts

The #wellnesstravel hashtag is similar to #wellnesstourism, except it’s slightly more competitive to be featured on the popular page. 

70. #wellnessspa – 50.1k Posts

It’s hard to pamper yourself and not be in a spa! Use #wellnessspa as your hashtag for this post. 

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U.S. Targets Unlikely to Be on List in Possible Iranian Attack, Officials Say

In anticipation of the Iranian strikes, several countries, including the United States, issued new guidelines to their citizens about travel in Israel and the surrounding region.

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By Eric Schmitt ,  Farnaz Fassihi ,  Aaron Boxerman and Thomas Fuller

American intelligence analysts and officials said on Friday that they expected Iran to strike multiple targets inside Israel within the next few days in retaliation for an Israeli bombing in the Syrian capital on April 1 that killed several senior Iranian commanders.

The United States, Israel’s pre-eminent ally, has military forces in several places across the Middle East. But Iran is not expected to target them in order to avoid a direct conflict with the United States, according to U.S. and Iranian officials who spoke anonymously about the expected attacks, which they were not authorized to discuss publicly.

Any Iranian strike inside Israel would be a watershed moment in the decades of hostilities between the two nations that would most likely open a volatile new chapter in the region. Israel and Iran do not maintain any direct channels of communication, making the chances far greater that each side could misread the other’s intentions. And an Iranian attack would heighten the risk of a wider conflict that could drag in multiple countries, including the United States.

In remarks to reporters on Friday, President Biden said that he expected a military attack against Israel “sooner than later,” and that his message to Iran was “don’t.”

“We are devoted to the defense of Israel,” he added. “We will support Israel. We will help defend Israel and Iran will not succeed.”

In anticipation of an Iranian strike, several countries, including the United States, have issued new guidelines to their citizens for travel in Israel and the surrounding region. The Israeli military said its forces were on high alert.

The U.S. State Department barred its employees on Thursday from traveling to large parts of Israel, the first time the U.S. government has restricted its employees’ movement this way since the war in Gaza began more than six months ago.

On Thursday, Britain told its citizens that they “should consider leaving” Israel and the Palestinian territories “if it is safe to do so.” On Friday, India told its citizens “not to travel to Iran or Israel till further notice.” And France advised people not to travel to Israel, Iran or Lebanon, and evacuated the families of French diplomats from Iran.

Details about Iran’s potential attack on Israel are closely guarded, but American and Israeli officials have assessed that it might involve drones and missiles. Iran has the largest arsenal of ballistic missiles and drones in the Middle East, including cruise missiles and anti-ship missiles, experts say, as well as short-range and long-range ballistic missiles with ranges up to 2,000 kilometers (about 1,250 miles).

Iran also has a large inventory of drones that have a range of about 1,200 to 1,550 miles and are capable of flying low to evade radar.

The exact form an attack on Israel might take, what kinds of targets would be involved and the precise timing all remain unclear.

The top American military commander for the Middle East, Gen. Michael E. Kurilla, traveled to Israel this week to coordinate a response should Iran attack, U.S. officials said.

“Our enemies think that they will divide Israel and the United States,” the Israeli defense minister, Yoav Gallant, said in a statement on Friday, after meeting with General Kurilla. “They are connecting us and are strengthening the relationship between us.”

If Iran attacks, he added, “we will know how to respond.”

On Thursday, the Israeli military’s chief spokesman, Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, said the armed forces were “highly alert and prepared” for any action from Iran.

Iran has publicly and repeatedly vowed revenge for the April 1 airstrike on its embassy complex in the Syrian capital, Damascus, which killed three generals and four officers from its elite Quds Force, an arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.

But analysts say Iranian leaders want to calibrate their response so that it is big enough to send a message at home and abroad that Iran is not impotent in the face of conflict, but not so big that it spirals into a full-fledged war with Israel or draws an American attack.

In the first months of the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Iran-backed militias regularly attacked U.S. troops in Iraq, Syria and Jordan. But after a drone strike killed three Americans in Jordan in January and the United States launched retaliatory strikes , Iran stopped the attacks by its proxies, fearing a more powerful U.S. response.

Despite the clashes and hostile rhetoric, both Iranian and U.S. leaders have made it clear they want to avoid an all-out war.

John F. Kirby, the White House’s national security spokesman, told reporters on Friday, “We are certainly mindful of a very public and what we consider to be a very credible threat made by Iran in terms of potential attacks on Israel, and that we are in constant communication with our Israeli counterparts about making sure that they can defend themselves against those kinds of attacks.”

How Israel would respond to an Iranian attack on its soil is unclear. The Israeli military “continues to monitor closely what is happening in Iran and different arenas,” Herzi Halevi, chief of the Israeli general staff, said in a statement on Friday. He added, “Our forces are prepared and ready at all times and for any scenario.”

Iran believes it can generate international support for a retaliatory strike by focusing attention on the attack against its embassy complex and arguing that it was merely defending itself, the Iranian officials said.

International law generally treats embassies and consulates as exempt from attacks. But Israeli officials have argued that the building they destroyed was diplomatic in name only, and was being used as a Revolutionary Guards base, as evidenced by the high-level commanders who were meeting there when they were killed.

A strategist for the Revolutionary Guards said Iran wanted to take advantage of the widening rift between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Mr. Biden over Israel’s conduct of the war against Hamas — and not unite them in hostility to Iran.

The Biden administration has not only criticized the level of death and destruction wrought by Israeli forces in Gaza, it has also voiced fears that increased clashes across Israel’s northern borders, primarily with Iranian proxies like Hezbollah, could escalate into a broader regional war.

In an apparent response to international pressure , including from the United States, to do more to alleviate the hunger and deprivation produced by the war in Gaza, the Israeli military said on Friday that it had begun allowing humanitarian aid trucks to enter northern Gaza through a new crossing.

The military did not specify the location of the new crossing, and it remained unclear how many trucks had crossed, what aid agency they belonged to and when the crossing might be open for wider use.

Jamie McGoldrick, a top U.N. relief official in Jerusalem, said that U.N. officials planned to head to the crossing on Saturday to examine it. He said the crossing would be a significant improvement “if it can go to scale and is not temporary.”

After Israeli strikes killed seven aid workers on April 1, Mr. Biden told Mr. Netanyahu by phone that the United States could withhold military support for Israel unless it did more to protect civilians and ensure adequate supplies for Palestinian civilians.

Mr. Gallant, Israel’s defense minister, pledged on Wednesday to “flood Gaza with aid” and said he expected to ultimately see 500 relief trucks entering the enclave on a daily basis. U.N. figures show that an average of about 110 aid trucks have entered Gaza daily since the war began on Oct. 7.

Mr. Gallant also said that Israel would soon open the port of Ashdod, an Israeli city north of Gaza, to accept aid shipments, without providing a time frame.

Liam Stack contributed reporting.

Eric Schmitt is a national security correspondent for The Times, focusing on U.S. military affairs and counterterrorism issues overseas, topics he has reported on for more than three decades. More about Eric Schmitt

Farnaz Fassihi is the United Nations bureau chief for The Times, leading coverage of the organization, and also covers Iran and the shadow war between Iran and Israel. She is based in New York. More about Farnaz Fassihi

Aaron Boxerman is a Times reporting fellow with a focus on international news. More about Aaron Boxerman

Thomas Fuller , a Page One Correspondent for The Times, writes and rewrites stories for the front page. More about Thomas Fuller

U.S. restricts employees’ travel as Iran vows revenge on Israel

The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem issued a security warning to government employees and their families, imposing travel restrictions on their movements, as Israel braces for Iran to retaliate for a strike that killed top Iranian military officials in Syria.

The alert, which does not explicitly mention Iran, was issued as leaders in Tehran vowed to respond to an Israeli strike this month near Iran’s embassy in the Syrian capital, Damascus, which has stoked fears of widening conflict in a region on edge.

“Out of an abundance of caution, U.S. government employees and their family members are restricted from personal travel outside the greater Tel Aviv, … Jerusalem, and Be’er Sheva areas until further notice,” reads the U.S. Embassy security alert , issued Thursday.

The attack killed two senior members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and five other officers, Iran said.

While Israel has not publicly claimed responsibility, U.S. officials told The Washington Post that Pentagon officials were frustrated that Israel did not notify the United States before the April 1 strike, which they assess increases risks to U.S. forces in the Middle East.

Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Israel would be “punished” and “regret this crime.” With Israel’s military on high alert last week, Israel has vowed to strike back at Iran “if Iran attacks from its territory.”

The head of U.S. Central Command, Gen. Michael “Erik” Kurilla, visited Israel on Thursday, a Pentagon spokesperson said , as the allies coordinate on preparing for Iran’s promised counterstrike. President Biden has repeated that the U.S. commitment to Israel against threats from Iran and its allies is “ironclad.”

“The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem reminds U.S. citizens of the continued need for caution and increased personal security awareness as security incidents often take place without warning,” the alert said. “The security environment remains complex and can change quickly depending on the political situation and recent events.”

The April 1 strike near a diplomatic compound — traditionally exempted from hostilities — was seen as an escalation in Israel’s multi-front battles against Iranian-backed groups in the region, which have intensified during its war in Gaza .

The United States has previously issued travel warnings during the war, and a rare “worldwide caution” advisory to all Americans overseas in October, citing “the potential for violence and increased tensions” globally.

Confrontations in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen simmered between Iranian-backed groups and Israel or the United States. Analysts have said Tehran may still hope to avoid being pulled into a costly war, while maintaining support for allies that have traded fire with Israeli forces or attacked Israel’s main backer, the United States, in the region, The Post reported.

U.S. and other officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive intelligence matters, said earlier this month they expected Iran could respond with attacks on Israeli targets, calculated to avert an even bigger Israeli response, The Post reported. Yet they acknowledged the potential for miscalculation in such a volatile environment.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Thursday that the Biden administration has “communicated to Iran that the U.S. had no involvement in the strike” in Syria. She said the administration warned Tehran not “to escalate further in the region or attack U.S. facilities or personnel.”

Kareem Fahim and Susannah George contributed to this report.

Israel-Gaza war

The Israel-Gaza war has gone on for six months, and tensions have spilled into the surrounding region .

The war: On Oct. 7, Hamas militants launched an unprecedented cross-border attack on Israel that included the taking of civilian hostages at a music festival . (See photos and videos of how the deadly assault unfolded ). Israel declared war on Hamas in response, launching a ground invasion that fueled the biggest displacement in the region since Israel’s creation in 1948 .

Gaza crisis: In the Gaza Strip, Israel has waged one of this century’s most destructive wars , killing tens of thousands and plunging at least half of the population into “ famine-like conditions. ” For months, Israel has resisted pressure from Western allies to allow more humanitarian aid into the enclave .

U.S. involvement: Despite tensions between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some U.S. politicians , including President Biden, the United States supports Israel with weapons , funds aid packages , and has vetoed or abstained from the United Nations’ cease-fire resolutions.

History: The roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and mistrust are deep and complex, predating the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 . Read more on the history of the Gaza Strip .

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