BEIRUT: Abdul Rahman Yousef, a Jordanian coming to Lebanon this summer with his wife, said he was glad to visit the country because "the vibes were refreshing."
"One can feel the happy atmosphere and buzz in public places," said Yousef as he spread a towel on a beach chair at Jnah, a resort in Lebanon's capital Beirut.
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