BEIRUT (Reuters) - Just a week after feuding Lebanese leaders sealed a political deal to end 18 months of conflict, restaurants have re-opened, hotel bookings have soared and tourists have replaced ...

Ongoing conflict is undermining much-needed tourism investment in Lebanon, ministers have said, as the struggling nation attempts to revive a key pillar of its economy. Lebanese tourism minister Laura ...

BEIRUT — Fireworks lit up the night sky over Beirut’s famous St. Georges Hotel as hit songs from the 1960s and 70s filled the air in a courtyard overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The retro-themed ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati speaks as he stands near a slogan that reads 'We love you in your madness' displayed on a ...

BEIRUT, Lebanon, May 13 (UPI) --The oil-rich Gulf countries, once Lebanon's main supporters, now are making a cautious comeback after years of disengagement. This shift comes as Hezbollah has been ...

Lebanon does know that its diaspora is essential to help revive the country's tourism economy, but the government would need to do more than just roll out marketing campaigns to convince more tourists ...

This story was produced by our colleagues at the BBC. Joseph Sayegh returned to Beirut last summer after a decade in Paris. He opened his bakery, Levant, a few weeks before the war in Gaza began. “All ...

“Let us seek life where it is to be found. And, having found it, life will solve the problems. Fight for the vulnerable unfolding of life. But for that, fight never to yield.” – D. H. Lawrence “Let us ...

A political crisis in Lebanon has dealt a blow to its tourism industry, compounding the woes of a sector which lost its 2006 peak summer season to war between Israel and Hezbollah guerrillas, the ...

Lebanon is revitalizing its medical tourism sector by capitalizing on its highly skilled healthcare professionals, advanced medical facilities, and competitive treatment costs. With growing ...