Summer tourism slowdown hopes for holidays
The article explains that Lebanon's tourism sector is experiencing a significant decline in revenues this year, reaching only about 50% of last year's income due to the ongoing repercussions of the war, especially the bombing that targeted Beirut last April. As a result, more than half of the bookings from expatriates in America, Australia, Canada, and Brazil have been canceled, casting a shadow over the summer season, which started late on July 15 and ends early in late August with the return of expatriates and the start of the school year. This significantly limits the summer tourism season. Holidays like Christmas and New Year are expected to offer an opportunity to recover some of the losses, with hopes that the situation will improve in the future.
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