A ruthless war strips travel and the traveler of their meaning and identity; the occurrence of the 12-day Iran-Israel war, in addition to the halt of international travel and the absence of foreign tourists, has also affected domestic travel.
In this regard, a comparison of the trend of searches about travel and tourism on Google by Iranian users in two similar time periods in 1403 (2024/25) and 1404 (2025/26) (5 Khordad (May–June) to 1 Mordad (July–August) 1403 (2024/25) and 4 Khordad to 31 Tir (June–July) 1404 (2025/26)) well shows that the 12-day war has reduced people's attention to travel and domestic trips.
Also, according to the report "An examination of the labor market situation; affected by the 12-day war" "published by JobVision," in the days after the war, the "tourism and hospitality" industries, with a 63 percent decline in job opportunities, have had the largest decline in job opportunities.
It appears that until mid-Mordad 1404 (2025/26) and the arrival of the Arbaeen walk days, no serious change will occur in Iranians' domestic travel.
Read the full note Iranians' summer travels under the shadow of the 12-day war shock on the Namafar website.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian