Iran's Tourism Sector Crumbles as Conflict Enters 100th Day, Deepening Economic Strain

Iran's tourism industry has experienced a sharp decline as hostilities enter their 100th day. The prolonged conflict has deterred foreign visitors and disrupted domestic travel. Revenue from tourism, a key source of foreign exchange, has fallen sharply. Local businesses dependent on tourist spending report severe losses. The downturn adds pressure to an economy already strained by sanctions. Government officials warn the sector may take years to recover. Analysts suggest diversification and stability are needed to revive growth. Observers will watch upcoming diplomatic talks for potential impact on tourism.