The U.S.-Israeli war against Iran could result in a drop of between 11-27% in international visitors to the Middle East this year, according to estimates from Tourism Economics on Tuesday.
That compares with its projection in December for a rise of 13% this year.
The assessment would equate to between 23 million and 38 million fewer international visitors to the Middle East and a $34 billion to $56 billion loss in visitor spend this year, it said.
That compares with its projection in December for a rise of 13% this year.
The assessment would equate to between 23 million and 38 million fewer international visitors to the Middle East and a $34 billion to $56 billion loss in visitor spend this year, it said.
