A new report by Lebanon's Byblos Bank has said that tourists from Saudi Arabia had spent the most in Lebanon last year, with the equivalent of 22% of total tourist spending, Saudi Gazette has reported. Tourists from Kuwait came second accounting for 12%, followed by the UAE with 11%, and Egypt and Syria each accounting for 7%.
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