Post-normalisation Gulf tourism to Israel not materialising ...Kuwait

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Israel struck an agreement with the UAE to normalise relations in 2020. Officials insisted Israel's new ties with the UAE, and soon after with Bahrain, would go beyond governments and become society-wide pacts, stoking mass tourism and friendly exchanges between people long at odds. But over two years since the highly controversial normalisation deals, the expected flood of Gulf Arab tourists to Israel has been little more than a trickle. Although more than half a million Israelis have flocked to oil-rich Abu Dhabi and skyscraper-studded Dubai, just 1,600 Emirati citizens have visited Israel since it lifted coronavirus travel restrictions last year, the Israeli tourism

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