Tel Aviv-Yafo, also known simply as Tel Aviv, is a major cultural, economic and commercial center in the State of Israel. The city is located on the southern coastal plain of the country, which gives it stunning views of the Mediterranean coast. Tel Aviv was established in the 20th century and developed into an economic and cultural center at the beginning of the Second Aliyah.

The city is sometimes called the "white city" thanks to its first construction in white, which was designed to reduce the heat in the summer and give a feeling of coolness and relaxation to residents and visitors alike. The city offers a wide variety of cultural attractions, including leading museums, art shows, and musical and sporting events that take place throughout the year.

The city is also an important center for public transportation and serves as an international business and technology center, equipped with innovation and entrepreneurship centers that offer the most advanced technological solutions.