The Ministry of Health has updated that the two are currently part of the only 20 green countries in the world • Estimate: In the coming weeks, Israelis will be able to enter Bahrain
When it was announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Saudi Arabia on Sunday to meet with Regent Ben Salman, it was also reported that he reportedly visited the Saudi coastal city of Niyum.
Not many people know this city, but it can be said that it is one of the most intriguing cities in the world, established as part of an ambitious project by Ben Salman.
Last night, in the latest update of the Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia became a green country, one of the only 20 green countries currently in the world in terms of the Israeli Ministry of Health.
Israelis cannot enter Saudi Arabia at the moment, but if the agreement between the countries does take place, it is a very intriguing destination that can also be reached by travel and not just by flight.
Another country that turned green yesterday is Bahrain.
Israelis are not yet able to officially enter the country, but that should happen soon.
Yesterday, the intriguing country from the Gulf turned into a green country, which means that anyone who returns from it will not have to go into isolation.
It is estimated that in the coming weeks Israelis will be able to enter Bahrain.
Israir will be the first to operate flights to the destination, and will probably take its first flight as early as the festive date of January 1, 2020. The flight lasts about three hours.
Bahrain is considered a very attractive destination for tourists and suitable for families and couples.
The country is considered open, the status of women is high, the hotels are very luxurious and the prices are reasonable.
Flight prices will start at $ 249 per person.
The main attractions are the famous Formula 1 track, the twin towers that rise to a height of 240 meters, the lively nightlife, culture and museums and of course the highest level of shopping experience in the world.
Another change in the list of green countries is Norway, which will become a red country from next week and anyone who returns from it will be required to enter 12 days of isolation.
Following this, Finland remained the last green European country.
Other green countries on the list that do not receive tourists from Israel: Thailand, Japan, Cuba, Vietnam, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia.