Tunisia Tour Guide: Business & Pleasure Last updated on
Monday 26th April 2010
There are no problems travelling to Tunisia for either recreational or business purposes. Tourists are actively encouraged, and the tourism industry is structured to meet all the needs of visiting foreigners.
Package holidays are probably the cheapest way to see the country's points of interest, but independent travellers will find Tunisia an easy country to move around in.
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Overview
History
Carthaginians & Romans
The Vandals & Islam
Turkish rule & piracy
French colonisation
French withdrawal & national autonomy
Political change
Geography...
Unlike Morocco to the west and Tunisia to the east, Algeria has never developed a tourism industry. Since independence, the country's hardline Arab socialist policies and antipathy to the...
Tunisia is a Muslim country, so dress should be modest.
Swimsuits and beachwear are acceptable at the coastal resorts; visitors entering any mosque should be decently dressed.
Tunisia's beaches and historical sites attract an ever-growing number of tourists to the country each year.
The number of tourists has risen from 56,000 in 1961 to 3.7 million in 1993....
Film is readily available throughout the country.
Usually tourists don't encounter problems taking photos, but if you happen to be near a military installation point, it is better not to...
East & West Travel & Tourism, is a private company located in Damascus / Syria; authorized by the Syrian Ministry of Tourism, and Damascus Governorate; and member of Damascus...
No vaccinations are necessary to enter Tunisia.
Tap water is safe to drink, but bottled water is cheap and readily available.
