Travel advice for Greece, Cyprus and Turkey amid Middle East tensions
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has impacted travel to Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey, with shifting airline schedules and heightened security concerns. Despite no formal restrictions, holiday bookings have slowed in recent weeks, with travellers opting for western destinations instead.
The Middle East conflict is affecting travel to Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey. Airline schedules have changed, and security concerns have increased. Tourism operators report a shift in traveller behaviour, with many choosing western destinations over Eastern Mediterranean hotspots. Bookings for Cyprus and Turkey have dropped significantly, while demand for Greece has also decreased. The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office advises against travel to certain areas of Turkey, including near the Syrian border. Cyprus and Greece remain open to travellers, but visitors are advised to stay updated with local developments and follow guidance from authorities. Travellers are urged to remain vigilant, avoid demonstrations, and stay informed through local media and official updates.
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