World’s First Alphabet Displayed in Damascus After 15 Years
Damascus National Museum displays the Ugaritic alphabet and the world’s oldest musical note for the first time in 15 years, celebrating Syria’s heritage.
Syria Allows Banks to Work with Visa and Mastercard
Syria is opening to Visa and Mastercard, but tourists should still carry cash. Here’s what the change really means and how to pay safely.
Makdous: A Capsule of Summer in a Syrian Jar
Makdous is Syria’s “summer in a jar”: stuffed baby eggplants in olive oil. Learn its origins, ritual, taste, benefits, and why to try it on Syria tours.
Syria Tours Resume After Regional De-escalation
Syria tours are resuming after the ceasefire in Lebanon and calmer regional conditions. Read our latest travel update and what it means for your trip.
The Woman Who Gave Syrian Literature a New Voice
Discover the life, novels, and legacy of Colette Khoury, the bold Syrian writer who gave women a new voice and opened a window onto Damascus and modern Syria.
Damascus Airport Is Officially Back to Normal
Damascus International Airport has resumed regular operations, with flights returning and air corridors reopening after calmer conditions in the region.
How to Book a Syria Tour Safely and Properly
Planning a trip to Syria? Read this first to avoid costly mistakes, book with confidence, and make sure your journey starts the right way.
How to Enter and Exit Syria Right Now
Find out how to enter and exit Syria right now, including Aleppo, Amman and Beirut routes, land crossings, cancellations, and backup options.
New Alcohol Rules in Damascus
Damascus has restricted alcohol sales. Here is what the new rule means for tourists visiting Syria and what travelers should know before arriving.
Urgent and Important Update on Ongoing Regional Escalation
We are pausing Syria tours due to regional escalation, flight cancellations, and border congestion. Here’s what this means for your upcoming trip.