BUSINESSMay 29 · 08:01 UTCCNBC TOP

The Iran war is providing an unexpected boost to secondary city travel in Asia-Pacific

The Iran war is causing an unexpected increase in travel to secondary cities in the Asia-Pacific region as travelers opt for closer destinations. This shift is boosting trips to smaller cities during the summer season.

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