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Peace deal unlikely to revive tourism

Date: 2026-06-18 15:39:52 Source: Daily Tech Report Author: Product Views: 357

Hotels and airlines remain cautious about the potential end of the Middle East conflict as the positive impact could be delayed due to a steep slowdown in purchasing power, particularly among domestic tourists, during this low season.

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