Emirates Airline revealed on Thursday that it will resume daily flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv, Israel, beginning December 6.

The move comes as the UAE and Israel continue to strengthen economic ties in order to drive growth across a variety of sectors while also increasing trade flows between the two countries.

The new flights provide convenient inbound connections to Tel Aviv from around 30 Emirates gateways in Australia, Brazil, the United States, Mexico, India, and South Africa, which are all home to some of the world’s largest Jewish communities, according to the statement.

Travelers from the United States who want to stop in Dubai before continuing on to Tel Aviv can take advantage of the Dubai Stop Over package, which includes stays at world-class hotels, sightseeing, and other activities.

“With the launch of services in just a few weeks, Emirates will give travelers more options for flying to and from Tel Aviv via Dubai.” “We also look forward to welcoming more business and leisure travelers from Israel to Dubai and onwards to other destinations on Emirates’ network,” said Adnan Kazim, COO of the airline.

Tel Aviv is Israel’s largest and most populous city, as well as the country’s economic and technological center.

The city attracted more than 4.5 million visitors in 2019, according to the Israeli Ministry of Tourism.