ONE OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST PORT DEVELOPMENTS, CUTTING-EDGE SPORT VENUES, NEW ATTRACTIONS FOR ART ENTHUSIASTS AND AN ADVANCED ROAD AND

HAVING LONG BEEN A TOP TOURIST HOTSPOT, TUNISIA IS ON THE MISSION TO RESTORE ITS IMAGE AND SET AN EXAMPLE FOR OTHER NORTH AFRICAN DESTINATIONS THAT ARE TAKING STRIDES TO RECOVER THEIR TOURISM SECTOR.

Ensuring a safe environment is indeed of paramount importance, underlined Bouabid, saying that once security is in place, the destination’s rich tourism product can take centre stage.

To convey the message that Tunisia is once again a safe destination, the country’s Ministry of Tourism put up a strong presence at travel trade events, such as ITB Berlin, while recently, tempting footage of some of

As Hafid Laanani, revenue and reservations manager, Holiday Inn Riyadh, Izdihar, noted, the enhancement of the Kingdom’s tourism product is set to increase demand not only domestically but also from Western as well as Eastern source markets.

Further augmenting the Saudi hospitality scene and the country’s appeal in general, over the next four years, a slew of global companies are expected to come on board to operate 75 hotels as the result of the Saudi Commission for Tourism & National Heritage (SCTH)’s