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Eastern Mediterranean travel markets are recording a surge in holiday bookings as travellers reassess both the proximity and the real threat level of the Iran crisis to destinations initially caught in its shadow.
The rebound marks a turning point for a region whose tourism demand had been rattled by geopolitical uncertainty.
Reassessing the Risk The pattern playing out across eastern Mediterranean markets reflects a familiar consumer dynamic: initial shock drives demand collapse, followed by a recalibration once travellers weigh actual exposure against perceived danger.
That second look appears to be arriving, with bookings climbing back across the region as the conflict's direct threat to holiday destinations is judged to be less acute than early headlines suggested.
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