The World Tourism Organization defines tourism as people "traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure and not less than 24 hours, business and other purposes."
The two types of tourism are domestic, where one travels within their own country, or international.
The global tourism industry incorporates many different industries such as hotels and holiday rentals, transport, travel companies, and attractions. In 2020, the global tourism industry contributed approximately 4.7 trillion US dollars to global GDP.
The Tourism Ministry will provide funding for various projects including, heritage centers, parks, biking trails, and more.
"Potential for hundreds of thousands of visitors annually": Teranova, a leading tourism company, reached out to senior Syrian tourism figures to propose building infrastructure for future tourism.
A new study tracked international and domestic travel in 175 countries between 2009 and 2019.
Roxon Red Sea Eilat, the latest from Roxon Hotels, offers an exclusive experience for guests aged 18 and above, with attractive introductory rates starting at NIS 634 per couple per night this winter
Following the security calm, Isrotel reopens its hotels in the Galilee and Carmel, including Mitzpe Hayamim, Carmel Forest, and Gomeh, offering winter vacations to the nostalgic Israeli public.
The airline has signed a three-year agreement worth approximately $10 million annually. Arkia CEO: "Part of the strategic plan for 2025."
A report from the Future Travel Summit reveals that despite technological advances, travelers are increasingly seeking human experiences, genuine connections, and direct encounters.
Cruise ships are no longer floating retirement homes. Today, they offer one of the best ways to explore Europe, the Caribbean, and Alaska. Here's how to make the most of it.
After two months of closure, the northern hotel reopens with suites, a luxurious spa, stunning Sea of Galilee views, a special discount for security forces, and an extensive entertainment program.
Senior figures in the tourism industry report a 50% increase in flight bookings immediately after the announcement of the ceasefire, but warn: most foreign airlines have not yet returned to Israel.