Tunisia: Agricultural trade balance was positive in Jan. 2018
At the end of January 2018, Tunisia had a positive agricultural trade balance of TND76 million ($31.7). During the same period in 2017, it registered a TND232.9 million ($97 million)...
At the end of January 2018, Tunisia had a positive agricultural trade balance of TND76 million ($31.7). During the same period in 2017, it registered a TND232.9 million ($97 million)...
The fifth edition of the Entrepreneurship Fair “Riyeda” will be held on February 21-22, 2018 at the convention centre of the Laico Hotel in Tunis. Skander Haddar, organiser of the...
Publicity over the return of package holidays to Tunisia reignited interest among British holidaymakers for the destination, according to TravelSupermarket. The holiday comparison website has seen a 55% increase in...
Japanese authorities have revised a three-year-old travel advisory issued for Tunisia in 2015 following a terrorist attack that left three Japanese tourists dead, according to Tunisia’s Foreign Ministry. “Japanese authorities...
Agribusiness advice helps Tunisian companies create more jobs Ice cream maker GIPA is celebrating 40 years of successful business in Tunisia and its CEO Youssef Ghrib has further ambitions to grow the company well...
Marcelo Scofano, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Expert in Olive Oil and organiser from the Brazilian International competition was the guest of the Olive Tree Festival held in the city...
Mövenpick is slated to expand its footprint in Tunisia with the launch of the Mövenpick Hotel du Lac Tunis. It’s the brand’s third outpost in the country and its 23rd in...
The IMO has signed a new partnership agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to help promote sustainable shipping and ports in selected countries. In addition to...
The trade balance deficit has narrowed slightly to 1,211.7 million dinars (MD) in January 2018, compared with 1,221.8 million dinars a year earlier, TAP reports. The coverage rate, therefore, recorded...
Thomas Cook’s group chief executive says its Tunisia programme – which recommences on February 13 – is “very well-booked”. The programme will start with 16 hotels and three weekly flights...