First Tourist Police in Damascus
Looking for safer tourism in Syria? The new Tourist Police ensure security for visitors. Discover how Syria is welcoming tourists back today!
New Travel Fee for Entering Lebanon via Land Border
Lebanon now charges a 1,000,000 LBP (approx. $11) entry fee for all non-Lebanese travelers crossing by land, starting Monday. Fee paid via border stamp.
eSIM Now in Syria for the First Time
Syria launches its first eSIM service, making travel and mobile use easier than ever. Enjoy dual numbers, better security, and seamless internet on the go!
Big News: US to Lift Sanctions on Syria
US lifts all sanctions on Syria, opening doors for more travelers, easier visas, global bookings, and a major tourism revival across the country.
Dan Air to Begin Regular Flights to Damascus
Dan Air will begin regular flights to Damascus from Bucharest, Frankfurt, Berlin, and Stockholm starting June 15, 2025, offering new travel options to Syria.
Dust Storm Alert in Syria’s Semi-Desert Regions
Dust storms and high winds hit Syria’s semi-desert regions this week, affecting travel to Palmyra, Raqqa, and Deir ez-Zor. Stay safe and plan accordingly.
AJet Launches Direct Flights to Damascus from Turkey
AJet launches direct flights to Damascus from Istanbul & Ankara starting April 21, 2025—affordable fares from $149, daily flights, and increased accessibility!
First Group Tour to Syria After the Fall of Assad
Read about the first group tour to Syria after Assad’s fall—history, culture, Ramadan festivities, and unforgettable connections with locals.
What It’s Like to Travel to Syria in 2025
Curious about traveling to Syria in 2025? Get updates on flights, borders, currency, safety, and more. Explore with ease—contact us to plan your adventure!
Germany Reopens Embassy in Syria After 13-Year Closure
Germany reopens its embassy in Syria after 13 years, signaling renewed relations and potential growth for Syria’s tourism sector as the country continues rebuilding.