Israeli airlines launch first direct flights to Morocco
Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov said the new direct flights will "help advance fruitful tourism, trade and economic cooperation and diplomatic agreements between the two countries."
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Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov said the new direct flights will "help advance fruitful tourism, trade and economic cooperation and diplomatic agreements between the two countries."
Kobi Karni, chairman of the Association of Travel Agencies, issues a letter accusing Bennett and the government of making decisions without taking the needs of the industry into account.
Experts predict the country's tourism will soon return to pre-pandemic levels.
International tourism has suffered an estimated loss of $2.4 trillion in 2020 due to a sharp drop in international travel. A similar loss could occur this year unless the industry is revived via distributing vaccines on a global scale.
Despite Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's call on hotels not to increase prices, some have raised costs by as much as 59%, an analysis conducted by Israel Hayom and Gulliver tourism firm reveals.
Israel Hayom conference focuses on the coronavirus pandemic's impact on the industry – as well as hopes and plans for its revival.
Top officials from the country's tourism sector discussed the future of the aviation sector and Israel's incoming tourism situation.
Israeli travel company Caminos says it will operate five direct flights every Monday from September 6 until October 4, with tickets starting at $995.
Tel Aviv Air plans two weekly flights between Hamburg and Tel Aviv, and plans to offer Economy and Premium Economy options. Tickets slated to go on sale starting in July 2021.
The promotion covers almost all European destinations as well as Dubai, Seychelles and Phuket.
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