Thousands Come to Visit 'Harry Potter' in Ramle
A not-so-famous Harry Potter --- even a dead Harry Potter --- is still interesting enough to bring thousands of tourists to Ramle.
A not-so-famous Harry Potter --- even a dead Harry Potter --- is still interesting enough to bring thousands of tourists to Ramle.

Canadian children last week boarded a bus to travel to the Holy Land – so to speak – in a new tourism campaign by the State of Israel.

As numbers of flights to Israel increase, Tel Aviv is being promoted as a primary tourist attraction.

Fifty Israeli tour guides were allowed to guide tourists in Bethlehem and Jericho for the first time since 2000.

New application will provide updated info on sites, tours, accommodation and events in the user’s immediate area.
For the first time ever, a group of Chinese educators has begun a two-week course on the Holocaust at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem memorial center.

More than 3 million tourists in the Hebrew year of 5770 tops records as Israel readies for tens of thousands of visitors over High Holiday period.

A first-of-its-kind international student festival "FunJoya" in Eilat will include debates and workshops on public diplomacy and political issues.

A leftist organization sends a letter to OECD asking it to move planned conference out of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem has been named the best city in the region of Africa and the Middle East by New York-based 'Travel and Leisure' magazine.
South Florida churchgoers are heading to the Holy Land in droves, just as the best part of summer gets underway in Israel.
While Israeli tourism to Turkey is dying on the vine, the Republic of Malta is working on a new flight route to the Jewish State.
Israelis have dropped Turkey as a hot tourist destination, and the former Middle Eastern ally is beginning to feel the pinch.
Tourism Minister says continued tourism growth means Israel must build more hotels.

The Tourism Ministry is turning its face to the Far East to attract more tourists. Processing visas for Chinese groups now will be easier.

Israel has launched a $10 million “There’s a Little Bit of Israel in All of Us” campaign. Visitors can post stories and pictures on the web.
Capitalizing on a recent boom, Israel's Tourism Ministry is allocating NIS 24 million to attract guests in the upcoming spring and summer.

Concern over the impact on Israel's economy may soon die down, as several hundred European flights took off for the first time in several days.

More visitors came to the Jewish state in March than in any other month in Israeli history.

For the sixth year in a row, Bank HaPoalim is sponsoring free entrance to museums and other attractions across Israel during the Passover holiday.
The people of Israel welcomed more visitors in February 2010 than in any other month since establishment of the Jewish state.

A new report confirms December 2009 as the most visitor-laden December in Israeli history.

Move over soccer; here comes golf. The Tourism Ministry announced a $200 million investment to attract golf tourists to the Jewish State.

A visit to the Negev should be on everyone's itinerary, because only by experiencing the desert can you understand its importance.

Tourism Ministry, bemoaning lack of “significant breakthrough,” will hold the Herzliya Conference on Tourism next week, seeking “new thinking.”
What does Israel have in common with Mongolia? Deserts. The countries will develop joint tourism ventures to each other’s respective arid regions.

The Dead Sea, the lowest place on earth, is in a high place in the competition for recognition as a world wonder.

Good news for Israel’s tourism industry: Germany’s second largest airline has inaugurated a twice-weekly flight connecting Berlin and Tel Aviv.
The Shomron Development Company’s director, Chaim Ben-Shushan, plans to attract tourists to Samaria by opening bread-and-breakfast lodges.
