Lebanon’s tourism trade in ruins
| By Anna Marie Blight |
Saturday 15 July 2006, 7:05 Makka Time, 4:05 GMT Â
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Sunset over Lebanon's Mediterranean coast After years of civil war, Lebanon has re-invented itself as one of the hippest and most popular holiday destinations in the Middle East, with Beirut having the region’s liveliest nightlife. But 48 hours of attack by air and sea have threatened the livelihoods of the many residents reliant on tourism. Strikes on Beirut’s Rafiq Hariri International Airport forced its closure on Thursday and several flights were diverted to Larnaca in Cyprus. |
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