War-driven tourism slump jeopardizes Gulf diversification plansExecutive summary: Tourism revenues in the Gulf have fallen sharply after three months of war, compounding supply‑chain strains. The downturn threatens fiscal balances and the credibility of long‑term diversification away from oil. Gulf sovereign governments, regional tourism operators, international tourists, and global energy markets. Continued revenue declines, possible fiscal tightening and accelerated pursuit of alternative income sources.The three‑month-old Gulf conflict has cut tourist arrivals and strained supply chains, exposing the vulnerability of economies that rely on energy revenues while testing their diversification strategies. No policy shifts have been announced, but fiscal tightening is likely as governments face rising budget deficits.Connected developmentsLa guerra cambia le vacanze. Aerei più economici del 50%, traghetti carissimi e hotel strapieniOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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