Lebanon’s tourism to see promising reboung for summer 2023: report

Lebanon’s tourism to see promising reboung for summer 2023: report

Amid an “ambiance” that heralds the 2023 summer season, a good number of tourists and expatriates, estimated at around one million and 200 tourists, in return for a return of $3 billion, as expected by the caretaker Minister of Tourism, Walid Nassar, which will stir the stagnant waters of the economy, even for a short period of two months, in light of the enthusiasm of its owners to expand their investments and seize the opportunity to make profits that they missed in previous years.

In keeping with this expected “event” from the owners of tourism establishments who dream of Lebanon returning to the tourist map, there are restaurants that are recovering relatively, despite the growing horror of the rolling crises economically, financially, and socially.

Some restaurant owners open new branches, while others reopen those that were closed, either as a result of the financial collapse in the country that began in 2019 or because of the Beirut port explosion in 2020.

Nidaa al-Watan conducted a regional tour of restaurants that are witnessing the opening of new establishments, and it became clear that Lebanese investors still believe in the return of the old days, with reliance on the return of the wealthy Lebanese, estimated