Christiane Tager, 22/07 23:00 - Reading : 3 minute(s)
hotels tourism expatriates economy
At first glance, everything points to a booming summer season: the diaspora is back in large numbers, the airport is stretched to its limits with nearly 100 flights a day, and the highways resemble a Lebanese remake of the Paris ring road. But behind the scenes, the tourism picture tells a different story. Hotels are struggling, occupancy rates ...
Rayan Chami, 25/06 15:40 - Reading : less than a minute
Ceasefire Lebanon Summer Hotels
After 12 days of regional tensions, Lebanon’s tourism sector is cautiously optimistic. With the Iran-Israel ceasefire now in place, hotel managers hope summer bookings will rebound, if stability holds.
Liliane Mokbel, 2024-12-07 12:00 - Reading : less than a minute
The hotel occupancy rate in Beirut has fallen below 10%, while in other regions, it is approaching 0%, according to Pierre Achkar, president of the Union of Syndicates of Tourist Establishments in Lebanon. "Arab countries continue to boycott Lebanon, and European nations do not anticipate a swift return of their citizens. A mandatory waiting ...
2023-12-02 11:01 - Reading : less than a minute
As the situation in Gaza and South Lebanon escalates, hotels in all touristic areas of Lebanon are struggling to secure almost any reservations ahead of Christmas and New Year's Eve.