First few tourists visit Libya but security threats remain
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Italian student Edoardo Arione felt a little afraid when he joined a rare tourist group trip to Libya this month but he said he soon enjoyed the visit to desert cities and Roman ruins in a country unsettled by years of chaos. Libya has had little peace and few tourists since the 2011 NATO-backed uprising against Muammar Gaddafi that unleashed a decade of violent unrest as armed groups seized control of territory and battles raged in its cities. My impression is the country is amazing. The landscape is just beautiful and so different from place to another, said Farina Del Fr...