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THE $120 BILLION TOURISM BUBBLE MEETS A STARK REALITY

The Afro Times Mar 01, 2026

A $500-million-a-day paralysis grips the Middle East as airspace closures turn the world’s busiest transit artery into a no-fly zone, leaving nearly half a million visitors in the crossfire.

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