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Story summary
- The campaign, unveiled at Jerusalem Post 2026 New York Conference, will use stories and, Vice President of Marketing Yoash Ben Izhak says, highlight people, culture and lived experiences.
- The ministry is allocating NIS 20 million to the “I Am Israel” campaign.
- Tourism officials noted that more than 30 % of 2025 arrivals were from the United States, prompting the ministry to announce a “Lighthouse” unit with AI investment in 2026 to support hospitality entrepreneurs.
