The Israel Ministry of Tourism (IMOT) marked a significant milestone at the Outbound Travel Mart (OTM) 2026, held from February 5th to 7th at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai.

Lufthansa cancels all flights to and from Israel starting January 15, 2026. Learn how this affects travelers and tourism to Israel in the coming months.

Israel’s TUS IL airline will begin operations in late 1Q26, expanding travel options for tourists and improving connectivity between Israel and key global destinations.

Israel’s tourism industry is on the road to recovery with major investments in infrastructure, AI-driven marketing, and hotel expansion, ensuring strong growth in 2026.

Israel welcomed 1.3 million tourists in 2025, led by visitors from the US, France, and UK. Despite regional challenges, 88% of tourists report high satisfaction.

Israel’s Ministry of Tourism partners with Visa to unlock real-time data on tourist spending, enhancing marketing strategies and driving targeted growth in global tourism.

Israel prepares for the arrival of thousands of Christian tourists for Christmas, enhancing infrastructure and celebrating with festive events.

Azerbaijan Tourism Board and Azerbaijan Airlines showcase the country’s tourism potential at the “New Map” Tourism Summit in Tel Aviv, enhancing industry connections.

Israel’s Ministry of Tourism has appointed Yoash Ben Izhak to enhance marketing efforts, aiming to boost international tourism and elevate Israel’s global brand.

Gordonia Zichron Ya’acov, opening in 2026, offers luxury, a stunning Mediterranean view, and an infinity pool, signalling growth for Israel’s tourism industry.