By Air
Beirut International Airport at Khaldé (7km south of Beirut) is Lebanon's only international airport. The airport is served by many international airlines, as well as the national carrier, Middle East Airlines (MEA). Connections to cities in the Middle East, Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa are frequent.

By Land
There are four border crossing points between Lebanon and Syria: Masnaa (on the Beirut-Damascus Highway), Qaa (at the northern edge of the Békaa Valley), Aaridé (north of Tripoli along the coast), and Aabboudiyé (northeast of Tripoli).

You can travel between Lebanon and Syria by private/rental car, bus, private taxi, or service taxi. Nationals of many countries can get a Lebanese visa at the border.