january 2025
ANOTHER NEW HOTEL IN EILAT: ROXON RED SEA Roxon Hotels is proud to announce the opening of a new hotel in Eilat: Roxon Red Sea Eilat
T he chain, owned by Eran Koyatek and Kobi Avrahami, is expanding and launching a new hotel in Eilat – Roxon Red Sea Eilat opens from December 2024. The hotel is located in an attractive location in Eilat, near the Ice Mall, and provides easy access to the beach, major attractions and leading restaurants in the city. Roxon Red Sea Eilat offers entrepreneurs Avi Shavki, a unique and luxurious hospitality experience, designed for guests aged 18 and over only. The hotel has 168 spacious and carefully designed rooms, combining a relaxed
open until the evening. In addition, the hotel completes the experience with a snack bar for light meals and a variety of drinks and a unique cocktail bar offering fine wines and a perfect atmosphere to end the day. Eran Koyatek, Co-CEO of the Roxon Hotels chain: “The Roxon Red Sea Eilat Hotel symbolizes our commitment to providing our guests with an exceptional hospitality experience, combining comfort, quality and luxury. Our new hotel in Eilat is part of the company’s plans to continue developing, while emphasizing creating unforgettable memories and experiences for our guests”.
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atmosphere with views of the Red Mountains from the rooms. The hotel offers personal and pampering service in all entertainment areas, including the hotel
restaurant, which serves indulgent breakfasts until 12:00, a lobby bar, a wine and cigar room, a billiard room, a fully equipped gym and a swimming pool
DESPITE THE WAR, ISRAEL PROMOTES ALMOST 30 NEW HOTEL PROJECTS
Israel’s Ministry of Tourism recently approved grants totaling
82.5 million ILS for the development of tourism infrastructure in 27 hotel projects through 2024
T he investment was made within the framework of the Capital Investment Promotion Law, in a context marked by war, and will allow for the addition of more than 2.700 new accommodation rooms throughout Israel, including in conflict zones such as Metula, where
buildings will be converted into tourist facilities with 21 rooms, and Ashkelon, where it was decided to build a 99- room hotel. Tourism Minister Haim Katz explained that the idea is to continue “supporting developers with subsidies to increase supply,
diversity and competition in the hotel sector. This year, we will also push for a framework for mixed-use projects, which will make hotel investments more economically viable and accelerate construction in Israel.” In addition to the conflict
zones, the investment will allow for the construction of a new tourist complex in Mitzpe Ramon, with 260 rooms, or three new hotels with 950 rooms in Ein Bokek, next to the Dead Sea, and two hotels at the old airport in Eilat, among others.
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