Shooter shares Lebanon tourist scene details

The article emphasized that this summer's tourism season in Lebanon was significantly affected by the political, security, and economic conditions. It explained that the decline in purchasing power, especially among expatriates from countries such as Australia, the United States, the Gulf, and Europe, led to a reduction in tourism expenditures, with decreased domestic and outbound tourism movement. Hotel occupancy rates ranged between 30% and 40%, and car rental activity was cut in half. The dining sector recorded acceptable performance but overall remains unsatisfactory. The decline in tourism spending reflects the broader economic slowdown and is expected to impact financial transfers to Lebanon later on. The article confirmed that the tourism season did not meet expectations due to the current circumstances.

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