Caesar Act Repealed: What Changed for Syria Travel in 2026
The U.S. repealed the Caesar Act in December 2025. What it means for Syria tourism, payments and airlines—and which sanctions and travel restrictions still require checks.
The U.S. repealed the Caesar Act in December 2025. What it means for Syria tourism, payments and airlines—and which sanctions and travel restrictions still require checks.
Has the National Museum of Damascus reopened to the public? Here’s the latest on its status and what the change means for visitors. Read the update.
Historical report on the November 2025 Damascus National Museum closure following an antiquities theft. The museum reopened in December 2025.
Historical November 2025 report on free Wi-Fi at Damascus International Airport. Verify present-day network access, time limits and SIM availability on arrival.
Archive of museum and archaeological-site entrance-fee changes announced for January 2026. Confirm current prices and Syrian pound units at each site.
Historical November 2025 note on Beirut and Damascus clock differences. For current transfers and seasonal times, read our October 2026 guide.
Historical November 2025 traveller reports of alcohol being confiscated at Syrian borders. No confirmed current nationwide customs rule; verify before travelling.
Historical November 2025 Damascus business-hour regulation covering souqs, restaurants and cafés. Verify current closing times before visiting.
Archive of an earlier Lebanon–Syria border-hours announcement. Confirm current crossing times, vehicle rules and visa requirements before travelling.
Syria updates its official holidays for 2025—discover what changed, what stayed, and how these new dates affect your travel plans and tour scheduling.