Religious tourism, deeply rooted in the history and culture of many countries, continues to play a crucial role in the economy and identity of the destinations that value it. Jerusalem, in particular, stands out as a major spiritual crossroads, attracting millions of pilgrims and tourists. As a sacred centre for Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the city offers a diversity of religious sites. However, recent conflicts, notably the Israel-Hamas war, have had a considerable impact on the religious tourism sector. Through this analysis, we will explore the impact of these crises on religious tourism in Jerusalem, assess the current state of the market, and consider the prospects for the future.
You can find the first two parts of this analysis of religious tourism in Saudi Arabia, Europe and India here. Introduction and historical and religious context Jerusalem: a sacred place for the three great monotheistic religions Jerusalem is a sacred site for the three great monotheistic religions...
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