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Experience something you'll never forget...something completely different on your visit to Eilat... read more →

On Thursday Nov. 10th , The police will request the evacuation of visitors to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre compound and prevent entrance from 14:00 P.M. The Church will re open again after 19:00... read more →

The Israel Ministry of Tourism has recently launched the Israel Virtual Tourist Office, offering new and easily accessible channels to receive information about anything and everything a tourist might want to know in advance of, or even during, their trip to Israel. Everything from accommodation and transportation to events and festivals... read more →

Tourists and visitors to Israel can time their summer visits to Israel to catch one of the many international artists scheduled to play on the stages in Tel Aviv’s arenas and parks, Rishon Le Zion’s main park and Caesarea's ancient amphitheater, among others... read more →

Daylight Saving Time (DST) will begin in Israel on the night between Thursday, March 24th 2016 and Friday, March 25th at 2:00 a.m... read more →

Tour of Eilat - "Eilat: Past, Present and Future" Learn about the history of Eilat, local residents in the past and present, Eilat’s unique geographical location... read more →

Please be advised that on Wednesday, March 9 the Church of Holy Sepulchre will be closed to the public between 12:00 and 16:00... read more →

The ancient copper mines in Timna are located deep in Israel’s Arava Valley, north of Eilat on the Red Sea, and are believed by some to be the site of King Solomon's mines... read more →

Tourism Minister Yariv Levin: "There is nothing like seeing for yourself and feeling the land beneath your feet to deepen your connection to Israel, its' sites and landscapes. I invite the general public, especially during these times, to take part in these free tours, and enjoy an enriching and educating experience"  ... read more →

Tourism Minister Yariv Levin: "Thanks to the Tourism Ministry incentive to airline companies, about 4,000 tourists flew into Eilat in the last three weeks. This is a vote of confidence for tourism into Israel in general and Eilat in particular"... read more →