Israel reopens to tourism with safety and optimism

06-07-25

After a period marked by flight suspensions, regional tensions, and international safety advisories, Israel has begun to relaunch its tourism industry. The country recently reopened its airspace following a ceasefire with Iran, resuming full operations at Ben Gurion Airport as of June 25. A statement from the Ministry of Tourism emphasizes that, alongside the reopening of air routes, Israel has reinforced its commitment to visitor safety, ensuring a secure and reliable environment for international travelers.

Dani Shahar, Director General of the Ministry of Tourism, announced in a letter addressed to international partners that tourists can now reenter the country with full confidence. He noted that organized tours have resumed throughout the territory, with strict attention to safety, traveler well-being, and overall comfort. He also highlighted that major airlines are reinstating flights to Tel Aviv, and international visitor demand is showing clear signs of recovery.