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Slovenia Reverses Policy, Strengthens Ties and Tourism Appeal for Israelis in 2026-27
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First reported by Mako · 18 hours ago
What happened
Slovenia is restoring diplomatic and commercial ties with Israel after previous tensions, resuming direct flights and planning Israel's first permanent embassy in Ljubljana by September 2026. Alongside expanding tourism infrastructure and promoting safety, Slovenia aims to attract more Israeli tourists and digital nomads in 2026 and 2027.
- 01Slovenia reverses previous anti-Israel policies and strengthens diplomatic ties.
- 02Direct flights between Tel Aviv and Ljubljana have resumed.
- 03Israel will open its first permanent embassy in Ljubljana in September 2026.
- 04Slovenia invests in tourism infrastructure and promotes year-round visits.
- 05The country ranks high in personal safety for 2026, appealing to Israeli tourists.
- 06Slovenia encourages digital nomads to stay for extended periods.
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