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On the Mediterranean's eastern end, this once gradually liberalizing Arab country and up-and-coming travel destination possesses some gems of ancient history, including Aleppo, Palmyra, and various landmarks of Phoenician, Roman, and Crusades history. But it has been largely destroyed by a decade of brutal war, and our fervent hope is that it will recover and once again allow visitors to discover and explore its cultural and historic riches.
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Interesting piece not long ago in The Guardian on how some tour operators are promoting normalization of tourism in war-torn Syria and why some locals affected by the war are against it. How do you…Continue
Started by David Paul Appell Jan 30, 2020.
I just came across this female European vlogger's fascinating account of a visit to Damascus. It certainly looks like a very appealing city, and underscores how little the terrible war has touched…Continue
Started by Max Pesling Oct 7, 2019.
Certainly one of the very few countries in the world to claim the status of "where it all began". No study of history of the world, of religions, culture and living cities can be completed without…Continue
Started by Mahmood M Poonja May 22, 2010.
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Wow, just read that Syria is starting to promote tourism again, to Damascus (with the partial reopening of its once impressive national museum), Aleppo, and Homs, hoping to attract 2 million visitors by the end of this year. Is it still too hard a sale to make?
More info here:
https://www.newsweek.com/syria-renowned-national-museum-reopens-gov...
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