Registry
Hotels & travel companies
Travel is the category where the map itself is the controversy. Booking.com and Expedia both appear on the UN's database of businesses active in Israeli settlements because their platforms list properties there; Airbnb announced it would delist settlement rentals in 2018, reversed course in a 2019 legal settlement, and now donates profits from those listings to humanitarian causes. The clearest act of direct support belongs to Marriott: after October 7 it housed and fed more than 400 displaced Israeli families at no cost and opened its disaster relief fund. Every entry states precisely what each company does — listings, operations, or relief — because in this category the differences matter most.
41 companies with records · 7 with documented support · $8,409,000 in tracked donations
Documented companies
| Company | Top documented action | Records |
|---|---|---|
| ZIM | Donation — $4,939,000 | 9 |
| Delta | Donation — $1,000,000 | 4 |
| Accor | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| Aegean Airlines | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| Air France-KLM | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| Air India | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| Airbnb | Operations in Israel | 4 |
| American Airlines | Partnership | 2 |
| Arkia | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| Booking.com | Operations in Israel | 6 |
| British Airways | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| CMA CGM | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| Lufthansa | Operations in Israel | 4 |
| DHL | Investment / program — $80,000,000 | 5 |
| DSV | Operations in Israel | 1 |
| easyJet | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| El Al | Operations in Israel | 4 |
| Emirates | Operations in Israel | 1 |
| Expedia | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| FedEx | Investment / program — $11,215,000 | 6 |
| Four Seasons | Partnership | 1 |
| Hapag-Lloyd | Acquisition — $4,200,000,000 | 3 |
| Hilton | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| Hyatt | Operations in Israel | 1 |
| InterContinental | Operations in Israel | 4 |
| Israel Railways | Operations in Israel | 5 |
| Israir | Sponsorship | 4 |
| KLM | Operations in Israel | 8 |
| Maersk | Government contract — $4,258,998 | 8 |
| Marriott | In-kind support | 1 |
| MSC Cruises | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| Pegasus | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| Royal Caribbean | Operations in Israel | 4 |
| Ryanair | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| Swiss | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| TUI | Operations in Israel | 9 |
| United Airlines | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| UPS | Operations in Israel | 2 |
| Virgin Atlantic | Operations in Israel | 3 |
| Wizz Air | Operations in Israel | 4 |
| Wyndham | Franchisee action | 2 |
Researched — no records found
Frequently asked questions
Do Booking.com and Airbnb list properties in Israeli settlements?
Yes — Booking.com and Expedia list settlement properties and both appear on the UN's settlement-business database. Airbnb is the special case: it announced delisting in 2018, reversed the decision in a 2019 lawsuit settlement, and says it donates all profits from West Bank listings to humanitarian organizations. Each company's page carries the sources and dates.
Which hotel chain helped Israel after October 7?
Marriott has the clearest documented record: free lodging and meals for more than 400 displaced families, complimentary stays for affected employees, support through the Marriott Disaster Relief Fund, and dedicated employee hotlines.