Libya News » Tripoli News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: Police escorts and limited hotels: What is it like to travel in Libya at the moment?
In November 2025, James Willcox, founder of adventure travel company Untamed Borders, led his first trip to the south of Libya in 14 years. A devastating six-year civil war and ongoing sporadic ...
News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: Travel Restrictions, a Warm Welcome and Eye-Opening Experiences in Today’s Libya
Libya was not what I expected, but mostly what I hoped it would be. The frequent police checkpoints, the “handlers” who shadowed us everywhere, the local militia seizing a desert town and disrupting ...
News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: Turkish Airlines Resumes Flying to Tripoli, the Capital of Libya
Turkish Airlines starts flying to Tripoli, the capital of Libya as of March 28th, 2024, again. Being the airline that connects Africa to the most destinations in the world, Turkish Airlines operates ...
News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: State Dept. Issues Warning for Travel to Libya
The Department of State has warned U.S. citizens of the potential for ongoing unrest in Libya. Violent clashes between protesters and security forces continue throughout Libya, including in Tripoli, ...
News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: Travcoa Travelers First U.S. Visitors to Libya in Over Five Years
Travcoa welcomed its first group of U.S. travelers into Libya, when the luxury travel company's Americans travelers entered the capital city of Tripoli for the first time in more than than five years.
News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: The Resurgence of Tourism in Libya
Travel to Libya is, of course, not for the feint-hearted and the country still suffers from a myriad of problems. However, the green shoots of progress are now showing and we are seeing positive steps ...
News Libya » Tripoli » Travel: Tourist Class Tripoli (Mitiga), Libya Hotels
Is now the time to sell my travel agency?If you are considering selling your agency, here are answers to a few common questions. A new era beginsIn her debut column, Travel Weekly editor in chief ...