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Sustaining Lebanon’s rural tourism July 13, 2017 There is a growing local clientele in Lebanon hungry for a more “authentic” experience of the country. Through word of mouth and social media, rural activities, such as fruit picking and hiking, are slowly moving from small groups of connoisseurs to being embraced by a broader public. Guesthouses across the country, once informal, are becoming a stay-cation preference for Lebanese. In the words of Kamal Mouzawak, founder of Souk El Tayeb — which operates several guesthouses, restaurants, food festivals, and markets throughout the count...

8:26 CAT | 22 Apr 2021 0 Comments Share Colette Khalil runs the boutique hotel Beit al Batroun, about an hour and a half from Lebanon’s capital, Beirut [Anchal Vohra/Al Jazeera] Inequality is worsening in Lebanon as the economic and financial crisis stretches into its 18th month. But some boutique hotel owners are leveraging what spending power remains to beat the odds. Call it a tale of two Lebanon’s. With a twist. Or rather, a pivot. Bust-ups in supermarkets and runs on staples have become a daily fixture of life in the economically ravaged nation, as more people fall into pover...

Lebanon crisis: Boutique hotels pivot in the age of ‘Lollers’ Anchal Vohra © Colette Khalil runs the boutique hotel Beit al Batroun, about an hour and a half from Lebanon’s capi... Colette Khalil runs the boutique hotel Beit al Batroun, about an hour and a half from Lebanon’s capital, Beirut [Anchal Vohra/Al Jazeera] Beirut, Lebanon – Call it a tale of two Lebanon’s. With a twist. Or rather, a pivot. Bust-ups in supermarkets and runs on staples have become a daily fixture of life in the economically ravaged nation, as more people fall into poverty while food pri...