Israel Travel Update: A large number of Indian tourists are expected to go there amid the possibility of reducing tension in Israel. The sounds of bullets were echoing and smoke was filled in the air, but a large group of devotees from Kerala was moving towards Israel’s ‘Church of the Holi Sepulchar’. Without being distracted by the unrest of the region, these devotees inspired the holy sepulachar inspired by faith, where the grave of Jesus is situated.

Israel expected more people from Kerala this time

For centuries, people of Christian community from different regions of the world have been coming to this revered place and its importance is still very strong for the people of Kerala, especially Christians. Data from the Ministry of Tourism Tourism (IMOT) shows that in 2024 9,600 Indian tourists went to Israel, out of which 50 percent went for religious visit, most of them were from Kerala. According to the IMOT spokesperson, Israel is expected to come more than Kerala in the current scenario.

This year, about 70 thousand tourists from India will go to Israel

Amrita Bangera, the marketing director of IMOT-India, told ‘PTI-Bhasha’, we hope that this year about 70,000 tourists from India will come to Israel and 48 percent of them will be on religious visit. He said that all tourist places are completely safe and the top priority of the Ministry of Security of Tourists is the highest priority. Amrita said, “No tourist was harmed even in difficult circumstances. He said that Ben Gurian Airport is completely operational, and most cities, such as Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Galilei are active.

Amrita said that Air India resumed flight services between Delhi and Tel Aviv in March and many international airlines services including Flydubai, Ethiopian, Etihad, Azerbaijan Air are on between it.

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