After years of war, peace slowly returns to Syria. Most areas in the country are accessible again to travelers. It is good to realize that not all regions in Syria have been hit equally hard during the war. Often there has been fighting in certain neighbourhoods or areas. A city like Damascus has little war damage, while some neighbourhoods in a city like Aleppo have been completely destroyed. We want to give everyone an unforgettable tour. However, the local guide always has the last word regarding changes in the tour schedule. The areas in Syria that we visit are places where we feel comfortable and where we feel we can bring people there. If the situation in a certain area changes, we will respond immediately. We therefore demand a certain flexibility from our travelers. Some of the measures we take on our travels are; - We do not discuss the itinerary or the name of the hotel with anyone. Although it will of course only be out of curiosity that someone asks, we do not share this information with others, purely as a precaution. - If we have a long day ahead, we must start on time. If we have a car breakdown, we don't want to get stranded after dark. - Do not wear your most beautiful jewelry and watches, please leave them at home. - Always listen to and watch your local guide. The guide has a lot of experience in Syria and knows when something is not right (or starts to change). They see and hear much more than we do and everyone should always listen to them. - We advise everyone to register with your local embassy. If you have problems on the spot, it is much easier to get in touch with the embassy on site.