The IMTM exhibition, taking place today and tomorrow and held in Israel for the 32nd year, includes approximately 95 pavilions from 16 countries, featuring over 180 exhibitors and dozens of senior officials and ambassadors. 'The exhibition will serve as the professional compass that will lead the recovery and growth of both the local and international markets.'
The Indian Cultural Center in Tel Aviv and the Indian Embassy invite you to discover India and connect the Israeli tourist to the intriguing giant subcontinent in every field—culture and heritage, cinema, culinary arts, and diverse attractions.
The most affordable vacation solution in the southern resort city: The impressive complex of Almogim Holiday Apartment Hotel in Eilat offers spacious and equipped rooms, a calm and pleasant stay, and reasonable prices.
Green spaces centered around a heated azure pool, spacious and well-equipped rooms, a dining hall with a rich and abundant menu, a village atmosphere coupled with professional and friendly service, all in a central location for enjoying Eilat, the southern summer city.
On the "Crown Iris" cruise map: traditional and new sites in Greece and the islands, including Kos, Nafplio, Syros, Karpathos, Argostoli, Katakolon, Kalamata, Volos-Meteora, alongside Piraeus-Athens, and more.
The Festival of Trees in forests, parks, and the community. Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael (KKL) invites the public to celebrate the Festival of Trees with a series of events and activities across the country, connecting to the land and the values of environmental preservation.
'MiDor LeDor' (From Generation to Generation), a unique concert series embarking on an inter-generational sound journey, combining new compositions and contemporary arrangements of ancient tradition. January across the country.
The Tel Aviv Cinematheque presents a special screening series dedicated to the life, work, and cinematic appearances of the icon who influenced pop culture for five decades. January 14 - 17, 2026
The start of inbound tourism recovery, strengthening domestic tourism, promoting reforms, guidance and grants for entrepreneurs and authorities, and expanding the hotel supply. Haim Katz: "2026 is expected to be a year of recovery. Tourist entry data is encouraging and demand for Israel among sympathetic audiences and core countries, especially the US, remains strong."
A warm recommendation for a cold winter: The Isrotel chain has expanded its operations in the North with the Ayla Hotel, offering pleasant accommodation in a kibbutz atmosphere, a luxurious spa complex, local cuisine, and a special day-trip package. Importantly, it serves as a beacon of hope in the effort to strengthen tourism in the North.
An experiential musical tour in Binyamina, including stories from the days of the Moshava's early pioneers and impressions of sites that have been preserved and those that are still awaiting preservation. Friday, January 2, 2026
Fattal Chain Co-CEO, Nadav Fattal: “This is a statement of values. Those who give to the country deserve to receive back. A genuine, generous, and tangible 'thank you package' that sets a new standard for appreciation.”