Israeli government approves 27 million shekel plan to accelerate hotel construction in the occupied West Bank, tourism ministry says, aiming to shift the region from day trips to overnight stays.
The Israeli government on Sunday approved a 27 million shekel (9 million U.S. dollars) plan to accelerate hotel construction in the occupied West Bank, the Tourism Ministry said, aiming to expand accommodation capacity and shift the region from day-trip visits to overnight stays.
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