
Historic: Tourism Minister advances Judea/Samaria plan
Israel's Tourism Minister advances a plan to address infrastructure gaps in Judea and Samaria, investing NIS 70 million to boost tourism and economic potential.

Israel's Tourism Minister advances a plan to address infrastructure gaps in Judea and Samaria, investing NIS 70 million to boost tourism and economic potential.
Israel's Ministry of Tourism held a seminar for 80 hotel employers and government officials to streamline foreign worker permits and rights.

Israel's Tourism Ministry boosts cooperation to enhance foreign worker management, addressing recruitment challenges and ensuring fair rights for industry.

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

Israel anticipates 130,000 visitors, including 40,000 Christian pilgrims, for robust post-war Christmas tourism this December. The Ministry of Tourism invested.