Israel Highlights Rebound in Tourism at Madrid’s FITUR Fair
Israel highlights tourism recovery at Madrid's FITUR fair, showcasing 30 companies & 1.3 million visitors in 2025, targeting Spain as a key growth market.
Israel highlights tourism recovery at Madrid's FITUR fair, showcasing 30 companies & 1.3 million visitors in 2025, targeting Spain as a key growth market.
Israel joins Madrid's FITUR tourism fair, aiming to boost visitors from Spanish-speaking markets with focus on religious tourism.

Israel showcases its tourism recovery and safety at FITUR 2026, featuring 30 companies and aiming to attract global visitors to its pavilion.
The "Path of David's Wanderings" trail inaugurated on Mount Hebron connects Maon and Carmel for 4.5km, costing 3.2 million Shekels, boosting Israeli heritage.
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's Tourism Ministry is actively promoting AI to boost its tourism industry, establishing an innovation community and a national policy to integrate AI.

Israel's Tourism Ministry's Digital Technologies Division revolutionized services in 2025, implementing advanced systems for exhibitions, VAT refunds, and CRM.

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.