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- Holidaymakers are shifting plans away from the eastern Mediterranean due to the US-Israel war on Iran.
- Travel firms report demand for Spain, Italy, and the Caribbean, with Tui noting a surge in bookings.
- On the Beach reports a slowdown in bookings for Turkey, Cyprus, and Greece.
- The conflict has driven daily losses of $600 million in Middle East tourism.
- Airlines are reallocating flights from the Middle East to European destinations.
