Syria: Tourism struggles to return to the UNESCO site of Palmyra
One year after the fall of Bashar Al Assad's regime in Syria, the residents of Palmyra are hoping for a return of tourists. After 13 years of war, the Bashar al Assad regime collapsed to the hands of rebel forces a year ago. While the country remains deeply divided, there is hope that the guns will finally fall silent. Story by Caroline Baum and Julien Dubois.
One year after the fall of Bashar Al Assad's regime in Syria, the residents of Palmyra are hoping for a return of tourists. After 13 years of war, the Bashar al Assad regime collapsed to the hands of rebel forces a year ago. While the country remains deeply divided, there is hope that the guns will finally fall silent. Story by Caroline Baum and Julien Dubois.
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