ISRAEL TOURISM
November 2025
Start your day with Israeli breakfast - eggs, salads, cheese, and fresh bread. Lunch might be a street-side pita stuffed with falafel, sabich, or shawarma . In Jerusalem, sample spicy stews and hummus from century-old family kitchens. Tel Aviv’s dining scene mixes global creativity with Middle Eastern soul: think tahini ice cream, slow-roasted lamb, or seafood grilled over olive- wood embers. At the Carmel Market , grab local cheese, olives, and fruit juices; in Jaffa, sip strong coffee in tiny alleys. Don’t skip halva or baklava for dessert, paired with local
driven stays in Jaffa, and vineyard villas in the Galilee. Mid-range options like city inns or chain hotels are comfortable and convenient, while hostels and kibbutz guesthouses offer affordable, communal experiences. For something memorable, try a desert eco-lodge under the stars in the Negev or a converted monastery in the north. Booking ahead is essential around religious holidays and major festivals. Local Cuisine: Flavors of Home and Heritage Eating in Israel is as much cultural exploration as it is indulgence.
wines from Galilee or a cold Goldstar beer. Food here feels familiar yet distinctly Israeli — simple, social, and bursting with heart.
people of purpose. They will be ready to welcome you back. Visitors from all around the world come to the country for a variety of reason, be it religion, their popular diverse cuisine or simply the country’s various sporting opportunities and activities. Upon visiting, each passer will return home with a joy that will last way beyond their stay, a joy that, in its best form, will reinvigorate the country in a way that is most absolutely needed. The travelers of the world are no longer bound and every one of them will play a vital role in the country’s revival.
Why Go Now Israel’s story is one of resilience — a country
reconnecting with travelers, reclaiming its rhythm, and inviting the world to discover its beauty once more. The joy of visiting in 2025 will not only be the country’s gorgeous landscapes or breathtaking historical sites. It’s about the people, the travelers, the those who have been forced to stay away,
Israel Appoints New Tourism Affairs for India
global leader in automotive safety and smart mobility solutions. Her deep familiarity with India- professionally and culturally – adds meaningful perspective to her new role. In her current position, Galit will lead Israel’s tourism promotion strategy in India, working closely with travel trade professionals, airlines, media partners, and digital platforms to raise awareness of Israel as a diverse and enriching destination. “India has been part of my journey for many years. I feel fortunate to return once again and to continue strengthening the special relationship between our two countries. In this new role, I’m looking forward to helping more people from India
discover Israel- a destination that blends history and innovation, nature and spirit, culture, great culinary, and lots of fun- a mix you won’t find anywhere else”, said Galit.
Israel Ministry of Tourism appoints Galit Hoffman as Consul-Tourism Affairs for India
Michael Izhakov, Director-General of the
Israel Ministry of Tourism, added, “Galit brings a rare combination of experience in diplomacy, marketing, and long-standing engagement with the Indian market. Her work across both the public and private sectors, along with her understanding of India’s diverse travel ecosystem, will be invaluable in strengthening Israel’s positioning in the market”.
T he Israel Ministry of Tourism has appointed Galit Hoffman as the Consul- Tourism Affairs for India, reaffirming its strategic commitment to deepening tourism ties with the Indian market. Galit comes with a rich professional background spanning diplomacy, strategic communication, international
market development, and private sector leadership. She previously served at the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi as Spokesperson and later as Deputy Defense Attaché, where she helped foster cooperation between Israel and India. In the private sector, she led sales and product marketing for the Indian market at Mobileye, a
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