State sovereignty and the state's monopoly over decisions of war and peace are not merely a political matter; they have direct economic repercussions on the future of tourism.
Dabke is very important to our national heritage; it brings people together from all sects, and it is very important that we encourage young people to participate in it.
When we preserve the land, we preserve our identity, protect our memory, and paint a bright image of Lebanon.
Religious diversity is one of the strengths that distinguish Lebanon, Jordan, and the region, and faith constitutes a link to the land and a motive for millions of believers to visit places linked to their spiritual history.
The Holy Spirit University of Kaslik organized a conference titled 'Dynamics of Lebanese Diaspora,' attended by Tourism Minister Laura Lahoud and a representative of the Foreign Mi…
Horeca Lebanon opened its 30th edition at "Seaside Arena," with more than 400 exhibitors and 2,500 brands across 13,000 square meters. The exhibition runs for four days and is expe…
The "Jabalna" association, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, launched the National Dabke Championship among Schools for the 2026–2027 academic yea…
The eighth edition of the "Molasses Day" festival kicked off in Al-Zaytouna Square in Rashaya Al-Wadi, sponsored by and attended by Tourism Minister Laura Lahoud, Agriculture Minis…
Jordanian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Imad Hijazin concluded an official three-day visit to Lebanon at the invitation of Tourism Minister Laura Lahoud, with talks focused o…
Lebanese Tourism Minister Laura Lahoud and her Jordanian counterpart Imad Hijazin toured religious sites in Lebanon, including Deir Qozhaya, Baqaa Kafra, Annaya, and the Hermitage …