The Philippines and Israel have recently signed a joint declaration of intent to enhance their tourism cooperation. This formal agreement took place at the Philippines’ Department of Tourism headquarters. The signing was conducted between Israel’s Minister of Tourism, Haim Katz, and Philippine Department of Tourism Secretary, Christina Garcia Frasco.
This declaration aims to boost tourism exchanges between the two countries. Approximately 35,000 Filipino tourists visit Israel annually. They are drawn to experience its rich history and culture. The initiative seeks to foster increased visitor flow and explore collaborations in training programs, marketing campaigns, and infrastructure development.
The Philippines is recognized as a prime destination for Israeli travelers. The partnership is set to strengthen bilateral relations. It will enhance mutual understanding. Both nations anticipate increased tourism revenue from this collaborative effort. They expect job creation as well. This marks a significant advancement in their economic and cultural ties. Ultimately, the agreement reflects a shared commitment to leveraging tourism as a vital driver of growth and exchange.
