Libyan Tourism Update: Libya’s tourism is showing signs of recovery, with the Tourism Information and Documentation Center reporting 121,000+ visitors to cities and archaeological sites in Q1 2026 and a 41% jump in activity year-on-year; foreign arrivals were 974 from 54 countries, led by Chinese and Italian visitors, with UNESCO sites like Leptis Magna, Sabratha, Cyrene (Shahhat), Ghadames and the Tadrart/Akakus area drawing attention. Migration & Safety: A Greek report says nearly 800 irregular migrants were intercepted off Crete and Gavdos in one day, with analysts pointing to Libya-linked routes as activity shifts south. Human Stories from Libya: Bangladesh repatriated 174 nationals from Libya, many after attempting to reach Europe via traffickers and reporting abuse and abductions. Security on the Ground: Four Libyans abducted in Chad have been freed and returned to Libya after ransom demands; two captives were killed during captivity. Travel Disruption in Libya: A Gaza-bound land convoy was dissolved after activists were denied entry into eastern Libya and 10 were arrested near the Sirte crossing. Local Travel Risk: One person was killed and two injured in Zawiya clashes, as UN warned of security escalation ahead of Eid al-Adha. Hajj Logistics: Libya’s Hajj authority says problems moving Libyan pilgrims from Muzdalifah to Mina were linked to uncoordinated arrivals and visa holders entering camps without proper supervision, but buses were used to reorganize pilgrims.