Middle East tourism threatened by war
The tourism movement in the Middle East has been significantly affected by the war with Iran, leading to a decline in hotel revenues and the number of international visitors due to travel restrictions and a drop in international flights. Estimates indicate that the region could lose around 38 million international visitors in 2026, with a loss of up to $56 billion in tourism spending. The impact of the crisis extends beyond the region, affecting other destinations such as Cyprus, which has experienced a slowdown in bookings.
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