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Anecdotal incidents at touristic locations around the world are making it clear that even though there is no official policy of excluding Israelis , that is sometimes the situation on the ground.
An especially bumpy week began on June 17 at the Material Hotel in Kyoto , Japan , when an Israeli named Alex was informed that his reservation had been canceled due to the allegations of Israeli war crimes in Gaza .
The story made the rounds on social media, produced a stern protest letter from Israel ’s ambassador in Tokyo , and led to a rebuke by the Kyoto municipality.
Russian tourists have found creative solutions to fill the void.
Turkey has become a haven for Russians ; Turkey ’s tourism authorities expect 6 million Russians to visit the country this year .
Thailand , whose tourism industry is having a hard time recovering from the pandemic, will take in just about any tourist.
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