Tunisia Travel and Tours

01/24/2024

A visit to the exotic and colourful Tunisian capital comes with incredible food, a pretty village and the extraordinary tale of Hannibal and his war elephants fighting the Romans

01/24/2024

Tunisia’s Bardo National Museum has a Roman mosaic collection that covers 5,000 square metres

01/24/2024

Come see the 600 crocodiles at Tunisia's Djerba Explore Park, the largest such facility in North Africa and the Mediterranean basin

In Djerba Explore Park, 600 of the scaly carnivores and other reptile species share the perfect environment

12/30/2023

Nearly 10 thousand reservations in the tourist area in Djerba, Tunisia for the New Year

Economy - Tunisia-Djerba-New Year: Nearly 10 thousand reservations in tourist area - Tunisia News

12/27/2023

The ancient techniques of metal engraving in the Maghreb, such as Matis tracing, openwork, or setting, were very recently recognized as intangible heritage by UNESCO.

The ancient techniques of metal engraving, such as Matis tracing, openwork, or setting, were very recently recognized as intangible heritage by UNESCO. However, these methods are little valued in the Maghreb region, where artisans face challenges in preserving and passing on their expertise.

12/23/2023

Tourism in Tunisia recorded a clear rebound in 2023 with 8.8 million visitors, up 49.3% in one year, and is well on the way to surpassing a record reached in 2019, before the Covid pandemic, a Tourism Ministry official told AFP on Thursday.

12/20/2023

Reservations in Tozeur is expected to reach 92% during the upcoming holiday period, and this percentage will increase to 100% during the New Year celebrations.

Society - Tunisia – Tozeur: Good prospects for tourism during this holiday season - Tunisia News

12/13/2023

Tunisair is preparing for next summer with increased flight frequencies to many destinations! ✈️

French market:
Tunis – Lyon: 11 frequencies per week from March 31
Tunis – Marseille: 21 flights per week from July 1 to September 14
Tunis – Nice: 14 weekly flights from July 1 to September 16
Djerba – Paris/Orly: 12 frequencies per week from March 31 and 14 frequencies in July and August.
Djerba – Nantes: 1 frequency per week from June 3.
Monastir – Marseille: 3 flights per week
Monastir – Paris/Orly: 3 flights per week

North Africa market:
Tunis – Oran: 4 flights per week from March 31
Tunis – Casablanca: 11 flights per week from April 18
Tunis – Tripoli/Mitiga: 6 flights per week from April 1

African market:
Tunis – Bamako: 3 flights per week from April 2
Tunis – Conakry – Dakar: 3 flights per week from March 31
Tunis – Dakar – Conakry: 2 flights per week from March 31

Europe:
Tunis – Madrid: 4 flights per week from April 18
Tunis – Venice/Marco Polo: 2 flights per week from April 18
Tunis – Istanbul: 14 flights per week from April 19

La compagnie publique revient en force sur ses marchés traditionnels avec une consolidation de ses fréquences pour la saison 2024.

11/28/2023

Tunisian tennis player, Ons Jabeur, ranked 6th in the world was awarded the title of best African sportswoman of the year

Sport - Ons Jabeur, voted best African sportswoman of the year! - Tunisia News

10/17/2023

While most tourists flock to popular coastal cities in Tunisia like Hammamet and Sousse, there is a hidden gem located off the coast of southern Tunisia that is worth exploring – the island of Djerba.

The island of Djerba may not be as popular as some of Tunisia's other tourist destinations, but it's a hidden gem that shouldn't be missed.