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• How happy - the Loucoust is back

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The recovery trend in the tourism and aviation industry continues. In recent weeks, we have seen the Hungarian Lucoust Wizair company return to operate flights to Tel Aviv, alongside the announcements of Air Canada, British Airways, Delta, Blue Bird, Cypress, Alitalia and other companies.

Now, the world's largest Loucoast company, Rainier has announced the return of operating 90% of its flights with 40% activity. Many lines from Tel Aviv to many destinations across Europe have already entered the Irish airline booking board and floor prices.

Looking for flights from June, you can find low prices starting at € 25 towards attractive destinations. Rainier will fly from Israel: Berlin, Budapest, Warsaw, Krakow Paphos, Rome, Thessaloniki, Milan and more. The company also announced that it would require passengers to wear masks during flight along with additional restrictions on social remoteness as far as possible and hygiene.

At the same time, a large number of airlines announced the return of operations on lines to Tel Aviv. Airline companies returning will see Romanian Tarum, the Portuguese TAP which will start with three weekly flights and will rise to four and Virgin Atlantic to increase its operations on the line to Israel for two daily flights.

Currently, the most important issue that will determine whether flights are carried out and how often is the issue of entry permits to Israel, the isolation at entry and the rapid corona testing we reported here last week. Currently, there are reports of imminent agreements with Greece, Cyprus and Austria and there may also be other countries that will be able to overcome the virus and join the agreement. Countries expected to join the agreement include the Czech Republic, Denmark, and Norway.

Other countries that have overcome the virus are impressive, but the operation of flights to them is not yet taken into account are Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Macau and Thailand. In the first stage, the aforementioned flights will be to nearby destinations and later we may see the country opening to more distant destinations.