Closer ties and easier travel: Israel eyes pre-war tourist levels from India by 2027
Bangera commented.Israel, she said, views the current situation as a temporary disruption rather than a long-term challenge. Despite the challenging circumstances, Indian travellers continued to choose Israel, reflecting the resilience of the market and the enduring interest in the destination," she pointed out.Speaking about connectivity, Ms. Bangera said air access remains one of the biggest growth opportunities for the destination."Air connectivity presents significant growth potential in the coming years.
- ▪Bangera commented.Israel, she said, views the current situation as a temporary disruption rather than a long-term challenge.
- ▪Despite the challenging circumstances, Indian travellers continued to choose Israel, reflecting the resilience of the market and the enduring interest in the destination," she pointed out.Speaking about connectivity, Ms.
- ▪Bangera said air access remains one of the biggest growth opportunities for the destination."Air connectivity presents significant growth potential in the coming years.
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Israel expects tourist arrivals from India to return to pre-war levels by 2027, driven by stronger marketing, better air connectivity, streamlined visa process, and closer bilateral ties, a senior tourism official has said.Israel had witnessed one of its strongest tourism recoveries following the COVID-19 pandemic before the conflict interrupted its growth trajectory, Amruta Bangera, Director of Marketing, Israel Ministry of Tourism, told PTI in Panaji on Saturday (July 25, 2026).
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