International airlines have left behind four months of suspensions, diversions, and expensive jet fuel. With the truce, though still incomplete, the commercial tone shifts. Carriers are rescheduling direct flights to destinations like Tel Aviv and rolling out promotions to stimulate demand.
According to Hosteltur, some airlines are offering discounted fares and flexible change policies to convince passengers to fly to the region. Others, such as Emirates, have restored suspended routes with launch pricing.
Recovery will be gradual, but the message from airlines is clear: they want travelers to look toward the Middle East again.
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