Abraham Accords opens door for Muslim tourism to Israel – Tourism Ministry says visitors will want to see the spiritual sites but local tour companies believe they will also seek to experience a Middle Eastern country that has none of the restrictions of the Arab world – and may even hit the beaches too | ynetnews

For the first time ever, Israel is preparing for an influx of Muslim tourists. Following the signing of the Abraham Accords last year, Israelis rushed to the United Arab Emirates, touring a part of the world that for many was behind an iron curtain until recently.
Indeed, 2020 was a dramatic year for diplomatic relations in the Middle East. Agreements signed between Israel and four Muslim and Arab countries – namely, the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan – normalized relations between the long-estranged countries.