
Israeli Tourism Ministry Invests in Upgrades ‘From Eilat to Mount Hermon’
The Israeli Tourism Ministry approved NIS 174 million for 58 public tourism infrastructure upgrades across Israel, from Eilat to Mount Hermon, boosting the.

The Israeli Tourism Ministry approved NIS 174 million for 58 public tourism infrastructure upgrades across Israel, from Eilat to Mount Hermon, boosting the.

Israel’s post-war tourism industry reboots, focusing on Christian pilgrims and diaspora ties with a NIS 20M campaign. Officials aim to rebuild confidence and.
Israel's government approves the establishment of five new communities in the Negev, including "Renanim" honoring hostage Ran Gvili, marking significant.
Israel's Construction Minister Haim Katz met entrepreneurs to remove urban renewal barriers, discussing reluctant tenants, economic viability, and high costs.

Israel's Minister of Tourism Award for Sustainable Tourism 2025 honored Kibbutz Lotan and Rum Farm. These initiatives showcase quality tourism with.
Israel welcomes a record 73,000 foreign workers, fueling construction sector expansion. Efforts to accelerate building and shorten project timelines are.
Israel's Tourism Minister Haim Katz plans $27 million for Judea and Samaria tourism, targeting infrastructure gaps and low investor returns to unlock unique.

Israel welcomed 1.3 million tourists in 2025, marking a cautious recovery for its hotel industry after housing thousands of Israeli evacuees.