Libya travel remains highly restricted as terrorism, conflict, kidnapping, crime and civil unrest continue to affect international tourism.
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Lebanon and Beirut remain under strict travel warnings as conflict, terrorism and unrest disrupt tourism, flights, borders and visitor planning
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Libya travel remains heavily restricted as US and UK advisories cite conflict, terrorism, kidnapping and other security risks affecting tourism
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Libya's Berniq Airways adds two Airbus A321 aircraft through a wet lease from FLYONE Romania, boosting summer travel capacity and regional aviation growth.
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Lebanon's ancient coastal cities of Anfeh, Byblos, and Tripoli are strengthening cultural tourism through Phoenician heritage, archaeology, and Mediterranean travel
Read MoreDamascus to Tripoli Direct Flights: Boosting Tourism and Travel Connectivity Between Syria and Libya
Damascus and Tripoli now linked by direct flights, expanding travel options between Syria and Libya and enhancing access for passengers between the two capitals
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Libya expands visa‑free access to 39 countries such as Haiti, Belarus, Tunisia, Algeria, Malaysia and Micronesia, aimed at increasing tourism and travel demand
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Royal Air Maroc resumes flights to Tripoli in June 2026 after a 12‑year break, reopening international air connections and supporting travel to Libya
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