Israel's Ministry of Tourism is investing 43 million Shekels ($15 million) to boost incoming tourism, supporting organizers and marketing efforts.
Jerusalem, 1 June, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The Ministry of Tourism will provide 43 million Shekels ($15 million) to organizers of incoming tourism.
The government approved an outline for retaining essential workers with a budget of 35 million Shekels ($12). In addition, the Ministry of Tourism will provide agents with 8 million Shekels through a designated fund to encourage marketing activities abroad and increase tourism to Israel.
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