Tourist activity drops 35 percent
The article discusses the decline of Lebanon's tourism sector by up to 35% compared to last year, due to regional conditions and security concerns that are affecting tourist influx. The head of the Tourism Syndicates Union mentioned that the return of some internal activities and the improved positive atmosphere following the President's visit to the United States have contributed to reviving Beirut's tourism vitality, though the figures have not yet returned to pre-crisis levels. Tourist flow is concentrated in coastal and mountainous areas, with a significant decrease in hotel occupancy rates and a limited impact from the lifting of travel bans from Gulf countries. Meanwhile, instability factors continue to influence the number of tourists. The sector is still working to sustain its continuity despite these challenges.
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