Despite cautions from the State Department, travel to Iran is booming since the lifting of sanctions last month, The New York Times reported this week.
Iran claims that it hosted five million travelers from Europe in 2014, and expects to have 20 million, spending $30 billion, by 2025.
–Anna Gleksman
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