Latest News on Syria

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.

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.

Aleppo International Airport reopens, making travel easier for tourists to explore the city’s rich history, UNESCO sites, and vibrant culture.

Jordan will open the Jaber-Nassib border with Syria 24/7 starting March 23, improving trade and travel. Travelers should check regulations and prepare documents.

The Umayyad Mosque in Aleppo reopens partially after restoration. Damaged between 2012-2016, its revival marks a step in preserving Syria’s rich heritage.

Aleppo & Hama are temporarily inaccessible due to road closures. Other Syrian destinations like Damascus & Palmyra remain open and safe for travel. Stay updated!

Travelers are advised to avoid flights to Beirut amid rising tensions in the Middle East. Explore safer routes to Syria through Jordan instead.

Expo Syria 2024 launches with 600 companies, showcasing key industries. Over 3,000 foreign delegates attend this 5-day event, marking Syria’s economic recovery.

Italy restores diplomatic ties with Syria, opening opportunities for improved tourism and easier travel access. Stay updated on the latest developments.

Travel to Syria is now easier with the new e-visa system. Apply online and get your visa in 72 hours for a hassle-free trip!

Check the latest visa fees for travel to Syria, including updates for the U.S., UK, Turkey, and European countries. Effective from March 5.

Syria’s tourism is rebounding! Explore recent growth, key stats, and why travel to Syria is exciting. Discover the latest trends in this ancient destination.

U.S. travelers can now get visa to Syria and join our group or private tours. We handle everything from visas to accommodations. Book today!