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"Enchanting Allure": Israel's Pitch To Promote Lakshadweep Amid India-Maldives Row
The Israeli embassy in India pitched for promoting tourism in Lakshadweep on Monday, amid a diplomatic row between India and the Maldives over disparaging remarks made by Maldivian ministers following PM Modi's visit to the islands.
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Cancelled Tours, Empty Hotels: Israel, Palestine Tourism Sector Hit By War
Early this month, the main square and streets around Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity were bustling with tourists.
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Israel Foreign Minister To Inaugurate "Jewish Trail" In Mumbai Next Week
India and Israel are expected to sign several MoUs next week to boost bilateral trade with a focus on agritech, energy, tourism and healthcare during Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen's visit to New Delhi, a top Israeli trade body official has said.
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Air India Increases Flight Services To Israel To Meet Tourist Demand
National flag carrier Air India on Wednesday announced an increase in its flight services to Israel, as the number of Indian tourists visiting the Jewish nation has been growing steadily.
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Israel Says It Expects 90,000 Indian Tourists In 2018-19
Israel is expecting 90,000 Indian tourists in 2018-19, up from 60,000 who visited it in 2017-18, a top Israel tourism ministry official said today.
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Air India Creates History By Flying To Israel Via Saudi Airspace
Saudi Arabia opened its airspace for the first time to a commercial flight to Israel with the inauguration on Thursday of an Air India route between New Delhi and Tel Aviv.
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"India A Global Power", Says Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu; Begins Historic Visit
Keen to bolster Israel's relations with India, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today arrived in India for a six-day visit which he said would provide an opportunity to enhance bilateral cooperation with a "global economic, security, technology and tourism power".
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Israeli Firm Offers 'Anti-Terrorism' Adventure To Tourists
The foreigners yell "fire, fire, fire" before shooting their automatic weapons as Israeli instructors look on -- but this is no military training. The 20 or so Jewish tourists from South America are on an "anti-terrorism" course run by former Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank.
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Israel Issues Severe Travel Warning For India, Citing Immediate Threat Of Attacks
Israel has issued an "immediate and severe" travel warning for Western tourists in India, citing an immediate threat of attack on tourist targets during New Year celebrations, particularly in south-west part of India.
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The New Tourist Destination For Indians? Take A Guess.
Israel is looking east to China and India to help drive tourism, as visits to the country have yet to fully recover from the 2014 Gaza war, Tourism Ministry Director-General Amir Halevi said.
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India intends to extend on-arrival visa for US, UK, 38 others
India intends to extend visa-on-arrival facility to tourists from 40 more countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a move which will make the country a more tourist-friendly destination and promote foreign exchange earnings.
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"Enchanting Allure": Israel's Pitch To Promote Lakshadweep Amid India-Maldives Row
The Israeli embassy in India pitched for promoting tourism in Lakshadweep on Monday, amid a diplomatic row between India and the Maldives over disparaging remarks made by Maldivian ministers following PM Modi's visit to the islands.
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Cancelled Tours, Empty Hotels: Israel, Palestine Tourism Sector Hit By War
Early this month, the main square and streets around Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity were bustling with tourists.
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Israel Foreign Minister To Inaugurate "Jewish Trail" In Mumbai Next Week
India and Israel are expected to sign several MoUs next week to boost bilateral trade with a focus on agritech, energy, tourism and healthcare during Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen's visit to New Delhi, a top Israeli trade body official has said.
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Air India Increases Flight Services To Israel To Meet Tourist Demand
National flag carrier Air India on Wednesday announced an increase in its flight services to Israel, as the number of Indian tourists visiting the Jewish nation has been growing steadily.
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Israel Says It Expects 90,000 Indian Tourists In 2018-19
Israel is expecting 90,000 Indian tourists in 2018-19, up from 60,000 who visited it in 2017-18, a top Israel tourism ministry official said today.
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Air India Creates History By Flying To Israel Via Saudi Airspace
Saudi Arabia opened its airspace for the first time to a commercial flight to Israel with the inauguration on Thursday of an Air India route between New Delhi and Tel Aviv.
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"India A Global Power", Says Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu; Begins Historic Visit
Keen to bolster Israel's relations with India, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today arrived in India for a six-day visit which he said would provide an opportunity to enhance bilateral cooperation with a "global economic, security, technology and tourism power".
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Israeli Firm Offers 'Anti-Terrorism' Adventure To Tourists
The foreigners yell "fire, fire, fire" before shooting their automatic weapons as Israeli instructors look on -- but this is no military training. The 20 or so Jewish tourists from South America are on an "anti-terrorism" course run by former Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank.
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Israel Issues Severe Travel Warning For India, Citing Immediate Threat Of Attacks
Israel has issued an "immediate and severe" travel warning for Western tourists in India, citing an immediate threat of attack on tourist targets during New Year celebrations, particularly in south-west part of India.
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The New Tourist Destination For Indians? Take A Guess.
Israel is looking east to China and India to help drive tourism, as visits to the country have yet to fully recover from the 2014 Gaza war, Tourism Ministry Director-General Amir Halevi said.
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India intends to extend on-arrival visa for US, UK, 38 others
India intends to extend visa-on-arrival facility to tourists from 40 more countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Australia, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a move which will make the country a more tourist-friendly destination and promote foreign exchange earnings.
