Seven Million Travelers Use Syria’s Land Borders
More than seven million passenger movements were recorded at Syria’s land borders in early 2026, led by crossings with Lebanon and Jordan.
More than seven million passenger movements were recorded at Syria’s land borders in early 2026, led by crossings with Lebanon and Jordan.
Damascus and Aleppo airports handled more than 309,000 passengers in July 2026 as flights and international connections continued to expand.
Flights are returning to Deir Ezzor Airport, with a domestic connection from Damascus and direct Jazeera Airways flights from Kuwait beginning in August.
LEAV Aviation and Sundair are launching direct flights from Düsseldorf, Cologne and Berlin to Damascus and Aleppo in 2026.
New diving, paragliding and sea-trip experiences have launched in Tartous, bringing more adventure-tourism options to Syria’s Mediterranean coast.
New restoration projects will revive Aleppo’s historic markets, Al-Halawiyah School, Tartous Museum and Al-Marqab Castle near Banias.
Syria welcomed 3.52 million visitors in the first half of 2026, with strong growth from foreign, Arab and Syrian expatriate markets.
The 63rd Damascus International Fair will take place from 26 August to 4 September 2026. Here is what visitors and tourists should know.
Syria and Germany have signed a final air transport agreement, creating the legal framework needed for direct flights to return.
Flydubai now operates daily direct flights between Dubai and Aleppo, giving travellers a convenient new way to reach northern Syria.