Business conditions failed to maintain their momentum in March and revealed a worsening business activity amongst companies in the private sector. Levels Read More
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According to the Ministry of Tourism, the total number of tourist arrivals to Lebanon increased by an annual 2.97% to 221,695 tourists by February 2018. Read More
According to Ernst and Young’s Hotel Benchmark Survey, following the shocking resignation of PM Saad Hariri, which shook the Lebanese political Read More
Over the month of February 2018, business activity at the Lebanese private sector witnessed a slower slowdown as a result of smoother drops Read More
According to Kafalat, the number of issued loan guarantees stood at 39 guarantees in January 2018, compared to 47 guarantees in January 2017. The overall value Read More
Tourism remains one of the main pillars in the Lebanese economy, accounting for more than 19% of GDP. The improving political stability in Read More
Business activity at the Lebanese private sector kicked off 2018 revealing a continuing recession, yet the slowest recorded in nine months. Declines in Read More
According to Global Blue, tourist spending in Lebanon rose by a yearly 5.5% by December 2017, compared to end 2016. The rise is mainly attributed Read More
As mirrored by a contracting PMI, the private sectors’ activity has been deteriorating in the past few years. As such, given the Read More
According to the Ministry of Tourism, the number of tourist arrivals increased by an annual 10.86% to settle at 1.71M by November 2017. In Read More
