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Tunisia Takes Part In 2007 Montreux Tourism Fair


 

 Tunisia Online: A Tunisian delegation undertook a working  visit at the 32 nd 2007 Montreux Tourism Fair in Switzerland , a major annual meeting of exhibitors and tourist professionals from 60 countries. Tunisia 's delegation was led by the Minister of Tourism, Mr Khelil Laajimi. It  held several meetings with Swiss tour operators with a view  to promoting Tunisian tourism by extending the tourist season to the winter season. The Tunisian Minister of tourism, said that Tunisia,  thanks to its stability, openness and tolerance,  was well poised to attract more Swiss tourists visiting the country, adding that Thalasso therapy, golf and cultural tourism were sectors potentially conducive to extending  the tourism season beyond the summer season. A number of Swiss tour operators expressed their commitment to increasing  by 10 to 12% the number of Swiss tourists who visit Tunisia each year  - around 115,000 in 2007. Tunisia 's stand which was draped with the colors of Tunisia 's main tourist regions, as well as that of its main airline companies, attracted many visitors
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Tunisia Takes Part In 2007 Montreux Tourism Fair
Tunisia Takes Part In 2007 Montreux Tourism Fair

Tunisia 's delegation was led by the Minister of Tourism, Mr Khelil Laajimi. (08/11/2007)
Ambitious Tourism Project In Tunisia's Former Fatimide Capital
Ambitious Tourism Project In Tunisia's Former Fatimide Capital

With an increase of some 10,8 % of its tourist activities from January to July 31, 2007, the region of Mahdia , is well poised to attract more visitors during the coming the coming tourist season. (27/09/2007)
Tunisia’s Tourist Revenues Increase By Nine Percent
Tunisia’s Tourist Revenues Increase By Nine Percent

It is expected that tourism will yield 3 billion dinars in 2007. (06/09/2007)
Carthage: Tunisia’s  National Monument Town
Carthage: Tunisia’s National Monument Town

The city which dared brave the might of Rome is a popular toursit attraction. (02/08/2007)
Tunisia Hosts International Tourism Forum
Tunisia Hosts International Tourism Forum

Over 300 representatives from 95 countries participated in the forum. (21/06/2007)
Tunisia Achieves 10% Increase In Tourist Revenues
Tunisia Achieves 10% Increase In Tourist Revenues

Tunisia is expecting to generate some 3 billion dinars worth of revenues during the year. (21/06/2007)
Syrian-Tunisian Tourism Workshop
Syrian-Tunisian Tourism Workshop

The workshop included meetings between tourism and travel agencies. (14/06/2007)
Tunisia Hosts Major Tourism Conferences
Tunisia Hosts Major Tourism Conferences

Yasmine Hammamet, the greatest tourist village in Africa , will host two major events in June. (07/06/2007)
Raqqada: Tunisia’s Largest Islamic Art Museum
Raqqada: Tunisia’s Largest Islamic Art Museum

Raqqada Museum is in a former presidential palace 10 km southwest of Kairouan. (31/05/2007)
Djerba Hosts Sports Festival
Djerba Hosts Sports Festival

The mythical island of Djerba played host to one of the world's most original festivals. (26/04/2007)
Tunisia Attracting Russian Tourists
Tunisia Attracting Russian Tourists

More Russian tourists are increasingly lured by Tunisia's golden beaches and rich culture. (05/04/2007)
Major International Hotel Chain Invests In  Djerba
Major International Hotel Chain Invests In Djerba

Radison, a major Belgian hotel chain has invested in a luxury hotel on the island of Djerba. (29/03/2007)
Carthage: Tunisian City Which Dared Brave The Might Of  Rome
Carthage: Tunisian City Which Dared Brave The Might Of Rome

Declared a national monument Carthage abounds in vestiges of the Punic and Roman empires. (22/03/2007)
Tunisia Hosts Conference In Promotion Of Sustainable Tourism
Tunisia Hosts Conference In Promotion Of Sustainable Tourism

Tourism as a factor of tolerance was the theme of a one-day colloquium. (22/02/2007)
Handicrafts Promote Islamic Tourism
Handicrafts Promote Islamic Tourism

The Tunisian Minister of Trade and Handicrafts believes handicrafts are a key in promoting tourism. (25/01/2007)
Saharan Birdwatching
Saharan Birdwatching

Naturetrek offers a birdwatching holiday to the wetlands, savannahs and deserts of Tunisia. (18/01/2007)

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