Iran travel routes shift after US air blockade
Iran is experiencing significant changes in the travel patterns of its citizens due to the American air blockade. The sanctions have greatly reduced international flights to the country, leading to a decline in available destinations from Iranian airports to only seven countries, all served by Iranian airlines, most of which are regional. Travel costs have increased, and congestion has grown on land routes used to exit the country. The tourism and aviation sectors have been severely impacted, and the hardships facing patients, students, and merchants have intensified due to restrictions on flight movements and travelers turning to land or sea routes amid strict international flight bans. As a result, the number of international travelers has decreased substantially, many travel agencies have ceased operations, and obtaining visas has become more difficult, while Washington imposes additional restrictions on Iranian airlines.
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