The Hamat Gader tourist site contains the remains of the world’s largest and best-preserved Roman baths. The remains were excavated in the 1980s and have remained closed ever since due to safety issues and a lack of proper preservation. The company prepared a strategic plan for the restoration, development, and management of the Hamat Gader Archaeological Park as a leading tourist site that is an experience in itself, as well as a complementary venue to the current popular site. The plan defines the cooperation between the various partners and creates a content connection between the existing tourism activity at the site, the statutory plan, and the development of the archaeological park. The company focused on historical geographical research that emphasizes baths around the world as the basis for the park’s restoration program. The archaeological park includes Roman baths, a theater and an ancient synagogue.