Tourist receipts reach 38% in first 5 months of 2018
Tourism receipts climb 38 % in Tunisian dinar in the first five months of 2018, compared with the same period last year. These receipts reached 876.2 million dinars, until May...
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Tunisia annual inflation rate stands at 7.7 % in May...
Tunisia’s annual inflation held steady in May at 7.7 percent year-on-year, official data showed on Thursday. Inflation accelerated from 6.9 percent in January to 7.7 percent in April, its highest...
Tunisia seeking to close renewable energy gap
As recently as May, 2018, the Tunisian authorities issued a call to tender for the construction of several solar power plants. Tunisia has fixed itself ambitious objectives in matters of...
Tunisia expected to receive 8 mln visitors in 2018
Tunisia is expected to receive 8 million tourists in 2018, said President of Tunisian Association of Travel Agents (FTAV) Jaber Ben Atouch on Monday. According to Atouch, the prediction is...
Sousse: more than one million tourists expected
More than 1.2 million tourists are expected in the tourist area of Sousse-El Kantaoui during the summer season with an increase in the number of overnight stays to 5 million,...
Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts is taking Tunisia’s tourism recovery to...
ecovery for Tunisia’s tourism industry. Moevenpick Hotels and Resorts just today said it was cementing its stronghold in Tunisia with the take over of a contemporary hotel in the coastal city...
Tunisia expects grain harvest falling to 1.4 million tonnes this...
Tunisia expects its grain harvest to fall to 1.4 million tonnes this season from 1.6 million tonnes because of lack of rain, the agriculture ministry said on Sunday. The crop...
Urgent Tunisian measures to reap benefits of joining COMESA
Digitization of business transactions to dismantle obstacles to investors and launching new maritime route to deliver exports to African markets The Tunisian government unveiled a package of urgent reforms aimed...
Tunisia to raise fuel prices, not increase public wages
Tunisia will raise fuel prices in the coming days but hold off increasing public wages this year to meet terms of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for its next loan...
Risks to Tunisia’s economic stability requires immediate action (IMF)
The Fund, central bank in agreement on tightening monetary conditions to reduce gap between interest rate and inflation Tunisia must act decisively to address mounting risks to economic stability by...
