The Growth Trend in Israel's Incoming Tourism Continues!
"This a result of the marketing activities and the innovative steps we are taking, together with the incentives for airlines and investment in infrastructure."
15 April 2018 14:21

Israel has seen a 34% increase in March in incoming tourism since last year and 63% more than 2016. 393,000 tourists entered Israel in March 2018 and tourism in general injected $577 million into the economy.
Tourism Minister Yariv Levin said, “Further to the opening of new direct air routes and new markets from India and Brazil in the last month, we are witnessing record levels of incoming tourists. I am pleased that impressive increases were recorded in March as well. This a result of the marketing activities and the innovative steps we are taking, together with the incentives for airlines and investment in infrastructure. Tourism continues to contribute significantly to the Israeli economy and the labor market.”
Read more
New Tourism Hub Unveiled in Southern Israel
27 May 2025
The Ministry of Tourism announces a series of new appointments
22 May 2025
Maritime Innovation: “Corazine” Launches as Nation’s First Commercial Electric Boat
27 May 2025
Arkia Broadens International Reach with New Routes to Geneva and Seychelles
27 May 2025
Massive Tourism Complex and Luxury Hotel Underway at Dead Sea
13 May 2025
New Isrotel Hotel, 'Daroma,' Set to Open in Mitzpe Ramon
13 May 2025
El Al Soars While Foreign Airlines Return Cautiously to Israel
13 May 2025
Eilat Launches Campaign to Recruit Tourism Workers Amidst Labor Shortage
13 May 2025
IMTM 2025 Opens in Tel Aviv, Boosting Hopes for Tourism Revival
07 May 2025