Tunisia is located on the south Mediteranean shore with Algeria and Libya as its neighbours. Northern Tunisia, which runs along the eastward extension of the coastline from the Algerian border to Nabeul on the southern coast of the Cap Bon peninsula, consists of a mountainous coastal region which is bisected by the Majarda river valley. Around the coastal cities of Bizerta and Tunis are two small plains. The region as a whole is Tunisia’s most populous area and receives the highest levels of rainfall – between 1000 and 1500mm – which is particularly intense close to the Algerian border. Summers are dry and hot and winters are wet. The average rainfall over most of northern Tunisia ranges between 40 and 100 cm a year. The south is mostly desert and only enjoys about 20 cm a year.
Tunisair flights of September 6 to be operated on scheduled times
National flag carrier "Tunisair" informs that its flights resumed their normal pace late on Monday morning and that its flights of Tuesday, September 6, will be operated on the scheduled times.
In a statement, the company also apologised following the delays suffered by its passengers on the days of September 3, 4 and 5, 2011.
