Byblos tourist complementarity | Ramy Abi Antoun

Jbeil is a place of patrimonial memory by its medieval souks, its restaurants, its citadel, its many museums, its places of Muslim and Christian worship, its beaches, its port lined with coffee and above all its unusual history, Is a cradle of the modern alphabet. - Nearly 7,000 years ago, at its current location - Byblos, listed on Unesco World Heritage List in 1984 - significant geographic location -Limited by two valleys (direct relationship between green and blue).

Therefore, responsible tourism should be promoted that emphasizes the historical heritage, safeguards and promotes the archaeological sites and establishes an urban planning and architectural organization appropriate to the archaeological value of the city, taking into account the green spaces , The proliferation of the building and the landscapes to be developed. Thus, one must adopt an ecological policy and solve the problems of the city.

Two abandoned and untapped natural valleys - Important religious tourism - A site of great potential - The coastline, the beach - The green and blue nature - The charm of the city. With All these conditions, why stay at the level of cultural and gastronomic tourism while you can enjoy all kinds of tourism? Then the project is: BYBLOS tourist complementarity.