Tag: Tourism minister

One of Razvozov's plans would be to cut regulations on the industry, provided that the savings would go back to the taxpayers.

Edelstein is reportedly furious at the High Court panel of five justices, especially since they obviously didn't bother to read his lengthy and well annotated response.

"In one of the most difficult crises since the establishment of the state, the legal system is attempting a government coup in the State of Israel, no less."

"This is a blatant and unacceptable intervention in Israel's internal affairs and its sovereign decisions."

According to Tourism Ministry statistics, 55% of the approximately 4.5 million tourist entries (those staying at least one night) in 2019 were Christians.

Revenue from in-country tourism in September stood at $581 million, and since Jan. 1 at S4.728 billion.

Tourism revenue has increased from 19 billion shekel ($5.5 billion) in 5778 to 22.4 billion shekel ($6.38 billion) in 5779.

The lack of manpower in housekeeping is one of the most difficult problems facing hotel operations in Israel. Turns out Israelis don't like cleaning up after visiting foreigners. Who knew?

Both plots are part of an approved plan that includes a commercial center and a regional convention center.

2.1 million tourist entered Israel between January and June, a 19% increase over last year.

"How can we complain about MK Zoabi when she is sitting here only because the High Court of Justice annulled the decision of the Central Elections Committee to disqualify her and prevent this disgrace from serving in the Knesset."

“This is a special day and an historic milestone as we break the 3-million-tourist barrier and set a new all-time record," Minister Levin said.

1.74 million tourist entries were recorded in January-June 2017, an increase of 26% over the same period in 2016 (1.38 million), and 24% more than in 2015.

No more second class citizenship for Jewish residents in Judea and Samaria.

The radically changes the procedure for memoranda of government laws brought before the committee.

Wizz Air also announced that the new routes would operate twice a week.

Tourism to Israel continues to rise, says Minister Yariv Levin, especially from China.

This represents the culmination of the two-year long "Case 242" that was conducted by the Investigations and Intelligence Division Lahav 433 of the National Fraud Unit, which involved the investigation of 480 individuals.

The project is part of the ministry’s efforts to promote innovation and to diversify and improve the tourist experience in Israel.