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Last week the Israeli government issued an urgent global warning 'for all citizens travelling anywhere in the world'

Maya Margit Demand for holiday getaways remains high despite COVID-19 restrictions, tour operators report The kosher travel sector is moving ahead with Passover holiday programs in Israel and abroad despite ongoing uncertainty about airport closures and confusion over health restrictions due to the coronavirus. Holiday tour packages were all but canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but this year tour operators and agencies are reporting a surge in demand from travel-hungry people around the world. “In Israel we are full-steam ahead right now and almost booked up in full,” Dav...

Thousands of Israeli tourists flock to Dubai for Hanukkah. 'Emirati people are very hospitable to us,' says rabbi. jzitser@businessinsider.com (Joshua Zitser) © GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP via Getty Images A man reads the news of the Abraham Accords in a copy of UAE-based The National newspaper, near the Burj Khalifa. GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP via Getty Images In August, Israel and the United Arab Emirates signed a historic deal that normalized ties between the two nations. For the first time, there are direct flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv. Airlines have struggled to keep up with th...

GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP via Getty Images In August, Israel and the United Arab Emirates signed a historic deal that normalized ties between the two nations. For the first time, there are direct flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv. Airlines have struggled to keep up with the demand for flights between the two cities. Businesses are being set up at a rapid pace in Dubai to cater to the new Israeli audience. Despite security concerns, Israeli tourists report that they feel safe and welcomed in the Emirati city. It's long been known for its towering skyscrapers, high-end ...