Lebanon

Planning a memorable Valentine’s Day can be stressful, especially if your partner is not one for surprises. However, we’ve made life a little easier with a list of ways to spoil your special someone.

Having enjoyed the festive period with family and friends, and perhaps consumed a little more food and alcohol than we would have liked, the January blues are all too familiar. But thanks to Adidas Lebanon, we’re feeling motivated to move, and so will you!

Hidden in the green hills of Kfour, Indira is a stunning addition to Lebanon’s growing list of heritage guesthouses.

Like most of Lebanese, we are huge fans of coffee at Lebanon Traveler. Here are some of our favorite coffee-related items, with that all-important Lebanese touch.

Located in Gemmayze, Beit Tamanna is one Beirut’s newest guesthouses. We take a tour to discover just a few of its many highlights.

As 2022 draws to an end, we take time out with Minister of Tourism for Lebanon, H.E. Walid Nassar, to discover what makes gets him up in the morning and what he hopes to achieve in his role.

On December 8, 2022, an agreement was signed between the Trade and Investment Facilitation (TIF) project, funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and Hospitality Services, a leading Lebanese event management and publishing company, to promote seven Destination Management Organizations (DMOs) and destinations in Lebanon.

On December 9, 2022, Lebanon Traveler, the country’s top tourism reference and online platform, signed an MoU with the Lebanese Ministry of Tourism to support the latter in its various activities and campaigns, promoting Lebanon as a tourist destination.  

Thankfully, Beirut has stepped up its game in recent years, with more restaurants offering brunch options and new eateries dedicated solely to our favorite intermediate meal.