Syria reviving tourism
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Syria reviving tourism

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11-01-2022
 
Source: Pexels

The Syrian Ministry of Tourism announced in October the launch of twenty-five tourism projects, including the construction of private beaches, in order to attract foreign tourists and investors.

The announcement was made after the Syrian authorities signed an agreement with Russia on the construction of a hotel complex in the city of Latakia on the Mediterranean coast. The cost of the project is more than 59 million euros, geo.fr writes.

The number of those wishing to visit Syria, which is still in a state of civil war, have been increasing since Damascus resumed issuing tourist visas in 2018.

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