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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Top Israeli Chef Yossi Shitrit to Lead US Food Truck Tour Promoting Israel

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Israel Tourism Ministry Launches US Food Truck Tour

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The Israeli Tourism Ministry has launched a "Taste of Israel" food truck tour across the United States, starting October 25 in North Miami Beach, Florida. The tour offers free, authentic kosher-style Israeli food curated by chef Yossi Shitrit, aiming to boost tourism from the U.S., which is Israel's largest source market. The truck will visit multiple cities, including Atlanta, Nashville, and Dallas, as part of an effort to create a sensory connection with potential visitors.

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  • Israel's Tourism Ministry launched a "Taste of Israel" food truck tour in the US on October 25.
  • The tour offers free, authentic kosher-style Israeli food curated by chef Yossi Shitrit.
  • The initiative aims to introduce American consumers to Israeli culture and encourage tourism.
  • The food truck will visit North Miami Beach, Atlanta, Nashville, and Dallas.
  • The U.S. is Israel's largest source market for inbound tourism, with 295,000 visitors this year.
  • The tour is an extension of the "I AM ISRAEL" marketing campaign.

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