Lattakia is witnessing a large turnout for tourists, says Czech website

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(ST)_The website of the Czech Novinki confirmed that the city of Lattakia is resuming its tourist activity and is witnessing a boom and a huge turnout for tourists.

In a report to the site’s editor Alex Schwamperk, who visited Syria last week, he said that all the tourist facilities in the city are operating and are witnessing a high turnout, especially by Syrian citizens.

The projects witnessed by Lattakia in the tourism industry, pointing to the construction of new hotels characterized by high-level services at all levels, he hailed.

The report included color pictures of the landmarks of Lattakia, especially its coast, in addition to a video showing the beauty of the Syrian coast.

Raghda Sawas

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