US EditionThousands of Travelers Are Stuck in the Gulf Region
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Berlin, March 2, 2026. Sebastian Münzenmaier, spokesman for the AfD parliamentary group on tourism policy, calls for the immediate recovery of stranded German citizens: "The German government is miserably failing tens of thousands of stranded German tourists in the Gulf region. Instead of organizing and flying out land routes to secure regions, Foreign Minister Wadephul blames travellers. Chancellor Merz also disclaims responsibility. The govern…
Around 30,000 travellers from German organizers are affected by the escalation in the Gulf region – they are stuck there or cannot change at the airport hubs.
DUBAI. Air transport in large parts of the Middle East came to a halt after the beginning of the attacks.
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noz.deFlights are cancelled, cruises are stopped: after rocket attacks thousands of tourists are trapped in the Middle East. Among travellers, displeasure spreads and no one knows how long the crisis lasts.
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