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| Lebanon
Most visitors to Lebanon arrive by air. However,
you can arrive by rail, sea, and on the highways.
By Air
By Rail
By Sea |
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Air
Beirut has an international airport. The national
carrier, Middle East Airlines (MEA), operates
flights to most European capitals, the Middle
East, Africa, Singapore and Australia. There is
no domestic air service within Lebanon. |
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By Rail
Beirut, Tripoli, and Sidon are the major ports,
and a government owned railway connects Beirut
with Tripoli and Damascus. |
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By Sea
It is possible to travel to Beirut by sea: a
three and a half hour boat trip from Lanaca, Cyprus.
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| Source: General
Travel Information - Lebanon |
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