Wednesday, August 28, 2024 Israel’s tourism remains strong post-October 7, with a 5.7% rise in U.S.
arrivals to Tel Aviv in July, fueled by new hotels, attractions, and resilient initiatives. Israel’s tourism sector remains robust this year, even in the aftermath of the tragic events of October 7. In July, U.
S. arrivals to Tel Aviv accounted for 35.7%, marking a 5.
7% increase compared to June 2024. With a growing number of new hotels, restaurants, museums, and tourism initiatives, Israel continues to demonstrate its resilience during these challenging times. To support those working in the tourism industry, the Israel Ministry of Tourism has introduced financial assistance guidelines for essential tourism employees for the remainder of 2024.
These guidelines offer wage support to employees of tourism organizers who were employed before October 7 and have experienced a significant decrease in income compared to previous years. PLAY – Levontin Hotel Tel Aviv : Opened in July 2024, PLAY Levontin Hotel Tel Aviv is a new boutique, adults-only oasis with a fairytale theme. Guests can enjoy luxurious amenities such as a spa, fine dining at Gila & Nancy by renowned Chef Eyal Shani, and a private cinema.
The hotel offers 34 elegantly designed rooms, some featuring balconies with views of the historic city of Tel Aviv. Crowne Plaza Haifa : Overlooking the stunning Baháʼí Gardens and Haifa Bay, the Crowne Plaza Haifa has recently expanded with the addition of a new health spa.