Embassy of Lebanon in Tripoli, Libya; address Malek Ben Aous Street; El Boudeiri Roundabout; Ben Achour Avenue; P. O. Box 927, Tripoli; phone +218213615744.…
Head of mission: Mr Nazih Achour, Ambassador (as of 2010)
Lebanon offers a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, beautiful natural landscapes, and modern attractions, making it an appealing destination for some Libyans. Although tourist arrivals have varied recently, the country's historical significance and lively social scene continue to attract international visitors, including a segment of Libya's 7 million population.
Lebanon's safety for tourists, including those from Libya, is a nuanced issue. According to the Global Peace Index, Lebanon ranks 132nd out of 160 countries, slightly less safe than Libya, which is ranked 126th. The murder rate in Lebanon is relatively low at 1.9 per 100,000 people, with female murders at 1.0. However, when examining organized crime, Lebanon has higher indices in several categories compared to Libya. For instance, state crime in Lebanon is rated at 9.5 (worse) compared to Libya's 8.5. Additionally, crime networks and mafia groups score 7.0 and 6.0 in Lebanon, respectively, indicating a significant presence of organized crime. In summary, while Lebanon has a lower murder rate, its overall safety may be impacted by organized crime and state issues. Tourists should exercise caution and stay informed about local conditions when visiting Lebanon.