Tag: Tunisia

Tunisia Public Holidays See the calendars for national Tunisia holidays year by year. Find and just click on the year you for which you need more information about Tunisia holidays, and the calendar for the year will open. When is the non working days for the year. Public / national days, see the calendar for the country here.

Facts about Tunisia, Biggest city What are the name of the biggest city Tunisia, and how big are city by population. Easy overview of the informations in the sortable table below. Please note that the informations comes from various sources,if you are using the informations professional you should get confirmation that the figures are actual. Last update august 2017

News from Tunisia - Stay updated ! Watch and listen to news resources from Tunisia. There are several ways, radio, tv, written and social media, to stay updated on what is happening right now in the country, find some selected news sources in the menu below. If you have found a news source you think is missing, you can read or write comments and ask questions in the disqus field below. Other recommended news:

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Tunis Travel Wiki Travel to Tunis Tunis has the perfect location, situated along a deep gulf right on the Mediterranean Sea. Many people are automatically attracted to the medina of Tunis, which can be found at the very center of the city. It’s filled with intense aromas, a boisterous marketplace, dense alleyways that have covered passages sprinkled in here and there, and plenty of goods to pick through as you enjoy the life of the city. Go through the Sea Gate,...

Traveladvisor in Tunisia: Are you going on a vacation you can get lots of free and professional help, traveladvice and information from the National Tourism Organisation. Discover the country and the cities getting the most out of your vacation with the professional help from the people who knows their country and their culture the best. Tunisia Tourism Authority WEBSITE FACEBOOK TWITTER YOUTUBE FLICKR INSTAGRAM GOOGLE+ PINTEREST VIMEO Tunisia has plethora of activities and attractions which will mesmerize and keep you engaged with numerous exciting adventures throughout your stay. Tunisia beautiful coastlines offer...

Tozeur Travel Wiki Travel to Tozeur This Tunisian city, located in the southwest part of the country, was initially an oasis. Tozeur has literally hundreds of thousands of palm trees and this location has been critically important throughout history, especially before the invention of the automobile. Caravans would stage in Tozeur for their trip through the Sahara and even in Roman times it was one of the most important outposts in the entire region. One of the first stops that people...

Monastir Travel Wiki Travel to Monastir Located on the central coast, Monastir has for a long time been one of Tunisia's primary fishing ports. Today, however, this city is also one of the country's major tourist resorts. The city was founded on the ruins of an ancient Roman city and its primary feature is a very well preserved Ribat that was used to scan for attacks by the Byzantine fleet back in the day. If you've watched Monty Python, you'll recognize...

Djerba Travel Wiki Travel to Djerba Located off of the coast of Tunisia, Djerba is the largest island of North Africa and it is located in the Gulf of Gabes. It's a beautiful island that has plenty of fertile agricultural grounds, but that's not why people visit Djerba. The sunsets on this island are beyond spectacular and the beaches are often quiet, warm, and relaxing. Science fiction fans might recognize some of the sights on Djerba when they visit too because...

Enfidha Travel Wiki Travel to Enfidha This small town in western Tunisia is often just a stepping stone during a journey throughout the country, but it shouldn't be that way. It's located just off of the Gulf of Hammamet and offers visitors a truly unique experience that caters directly to the authentic Tunisian way of life. If you are stopping in town and you're hungry, you might want to make your first stop be the Barco Restaurant. With an emphasis on...