The Tourism Ministry estimates that about 40,000 tourists are stranded in Israel after the country’s airspace was closed until further notice amid Iranian missile strikes, APA reports citing The Times of Israel.
The ministry says it has launched a 24/7 virtual office offering information services to tourists in Israel via digital channels, available in both Hebrew and English.
The ministry says it is in touch with tourism industry stakeholders, including hotels and other accommodation providers, to help tourists with accommodation and other needs.