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The UAE Has Seen Over 50,000 Israeli Tourists Since Signing Of The Peace Treaty
Dubai has been abuzz with tourists, visitors, events, shows and just LIFE over the past few weeks.
Being the holiday season has a lot to do with it, but another factor to the country seeing a massive BOOM in tourism is thanks to the UAE-Israeli peace treaty – officially signed on September 15, 2020.
With that being said, the UAE has seen over 50,000 Israeli tourists thus far, with more than 70,000 Israel visitors expected in this Gulf state during the winters
As reported by local Israeli news agencies.
From running daily open commercial flights between the two countries and serving kosher food at 150 restos across the UAE, to vamping up the Jewish Community Center and rolling out plans to build a state-of-the-art mikveh, the UAE is truly pulling out all the stops to ensure a pleasant and luxurious experience for all visitors of the Jewish community.
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UAE authorities are reminding all visitors and residents in the country to wear their face mask when in public at ALL TIMES.
Those who fail to comply with the country’s strict COVID-19 regulations will be subject to face a penalty of AED3,000.
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