Lebanon
By Hazel Heyer, eTN
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Beirut Sunday marking the fifth anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, whose death touched off Lebanon's Cedar Revolution or Ke
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Seminar Being Held In Lebanon
By Dr. Hossam Darwish
Today, e-marketing has become one of the essentials of business success.
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Beirut Plane Crash
By Massoud A. Derhally, Bloomberg
An Ethiopian Airlines plane probably crashed into the Mediterranean Sea after taking off from Beirut early this morning, state-run Lebanese National News Agency reported.
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The Art Of Marketing E-Tourism
By eTN Staff Writer
Today, e-marketing has become one of the essentials of business success.
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Lebanon Tourism
BEIRUT - Tourism Minister Faddi Abboud on Tuesday said he expected the number of tourists to Lebanon to reach two million at the end of 2009.
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Lebanon Tourism
BEIRUT — More than 1.5 million tourists visited Lebanon in the first 10 months of 2009, or 43 percent more than the same year-earlier period, the tourism ministry said on Saturday.
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World Responsible Tourism Day
By eTN Staff Writer
Last Saturday, Cyclamen, a division of Lebanese tour operator TLB Destinations, organized an outing to the women’s cooperative Wadi El Taym, Rashaya, Lebanon.
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President Of Lebanon Visits UNWTO Headquarters
By eTN Staff Writer
"Tourism has become the best incentive for all economic and social policies," said HE Michel Sleiman, President of the Lebanese Republic during his first visit to the UNWTO headquarters.
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Lebanon's Ski Season
BEIRUT: After an unprecedented influx of some one million tourists to Lebanon this summer, the holiday industry is eagerly anticipating a repeat performance for the imminent winter season.
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Successful Summer Season
By Meris Lutz
Lebanon is calling this summer tourist season the most successful ever. Visitors flocked to the Lazy B uspcale beach club owned by Georges Boustany.
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New7Wonders of Nature
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
In Lebanon, the Jeita Grotto becomes the country’s official finalist candidate to the worldwide New7Wonders of Nature competition.
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Lebanon's "Paths Of Faith" Tourism
BESHWAT, Lebanon — Abandoned wheelchairs and crutches are propped up against the walls in the entry hall, left there for good by believers who say she healed them when no medicine could.
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Tourism Booming Again In Lebanon
BEIRUT - “The only thing I miss about the US is uninterrupted electric current,” says Ali, a 20 year old Lebanese-American English Literature student spending his summer break in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
BEIRUT — More than one million tourists visited Lebanon in the month of July, a record number for the tiny Mediterranean country, the tourism ministry said on Tuesday.
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Lebanon
Lebanon has for decades been so unstable that most people prefer not to plan at all and even short-term government planning is rare.
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Lebanon
BEIRUT — Despite years of political instability, wars and domestic unrest, tourists are flocking to Lebanon this summer for what is expected to be a bumper year for the small Mediterranean country.
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Lebanon
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
Uber-wealthy politician/billionaire businessman Saad Hariri made his pledge on Saturday as the new presidential-appointed prime minister of Lebanon.
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Lebanon
BEIRUT - Lebanese take special pride in their hospitality.
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Lebanon
By latimes.com
After years of instability, Lebanon is getting its groove back.
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Lebanon
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
In an unexpected turn of events with links to a 2006 bombing, Lebanon freed three men jailed for more than three years for the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
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