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Average hotel occupancy in Israel fell to 53 percent, down from 60 percent a year earlier, as the war kept foreign tourists away. Eilat, which relies mainly on domestic tourism, has maintained high occupancy
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Israel's hotel industry endured an especially challenging year in 2025, with data revealing stark regional disparities driven by the war. While Eilat continued to thrive with high occupancy rates, cities that were, until recently, bustling tourism hubs are facing an unprecedented crisis.
