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Brits are avoiding east Mediterranean - where are they holidaying now?
- Brits are increasingly booking holidays away from the eastern Mediterranean as the Middle East conflict continues.
- Travel agents report higher demand for Europe, Croatia, Italy, Malta, and the Caribbean instead of Middle East destinations.
- Officials caution travellers about travel to Turkey and Cyprus due to proximity to conflict zones.
- Experts say the shift reflects a broader trend as tourism in the Middle East faces losses estimated in the billions.
- Caribbean destinations rise in popularity as long-haul travel remains attractive for some travelers.
- Marbella and other European hotspots see rising interest as relaxation remains possible despite regional tensions.
- Travel agents say cancellations and postponed trips are altering peak-season plans.
- GCC countries previously seen as safe markets face downward travel trends amid the conflict.
- Experts advise consumers to consider safer, spring-friendly destinations with reliable weather.
- The article notes the Middle East conflict could impact tourism for years to come.
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