Israel brings international food bloggers for a taste of the Holy Land

This summer, two groups of international food bloggers visited Israel for the first time on separate all-expense-paid trips, one of which was partially funded by the Tourism Ministry.

By Andrew Esensten | 06:38 14.09.12 |

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There is a new target in Israel's public outreach campaign. Not content with merely the hearts and minds of visitors, the Tourism Ministry is now hoping to win over their palates as well.

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Israel brings international food bloggers for a taste of the Holy Land

This summer, two groups of international food bloggers visited Israel for the first time on separate all-expense-paid trips, one of which was partially funded by the Tourism Ministry.

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