Syria Destined for 2011 Popularity
Syria is set to become a popular tourist destination in 2011
It has been revealed that one destination set to enjoy a rise in popularity in 2011 is Syria. Bordered by countries such as Iraq, Jordan, and Turkey, the nation has some of the most hospitable people in the world and offers an extraordinary holiday for anyone venturing there.
Whilst many countries in the Middle East are renowned for their political unrest and violence, Syria's people have managed to retain a charming grace, welcoming people to explore their customs. With an increasing number of people visiting Jordan and coming away disappointed, Syria looks set to deliver the Middle Eastern culture that many tourists are looking for.
Those looking for accommodation will find that many palaces have been converted into extraordinary hotels, providing the ultimate luxurious retreat in cities such as Aleppo and Damascus. Souks bustle with activity and are a central trading post for visitors and residents alike, whilst there a large number of incredible ancient ruins to explore. With vast deserts, unique shopping, and the opportunity to experience traditional Bedouin tents, holidays to Syria can offer the trip of a lifetime.
With the country not renowned for its tourism, Syria has a quieter and gentler feel about it than nations such as Egypt and Jordan, which are already very popular with travellers. With a range of airlines including Cyprus Airways and Turkish Airlines offering reasonable fares to its cities, Syria is set to attract many tourists during 2011.
Posted by Nigel, 27 January 2011 09:55
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