Almost 2,000 Germans still stranded in The Gulf due to war in Iran
Published on March 10, 2026.
Nearly 2,000 German tourists are still stranded in The Gulf due to the Iran-Iran war, with most of the remaining tourists in the United Arab Emirates. The German government has organised evacuation flights from Oman and the UAE, while commercial flights have resumed despite ongoing fighting. The main focus of tour operators is on the situation in the affected regions and returning guests home.
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