Algeria to increase gas exports to Europe
Algeria’s state-run energy company Sonatrach has announced that it will boost its annual gas export to Europe by 10 billion cubic meters. The announcement was made by Sonatrach’s chief executive,...
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Cost of holidays to Spain ‘could go up by 10%’,...
Spanish holidays could become more expensive as the value of sterling remains weak, travel operator Thomas Cook warns. Thomas Cook has said it expects the price of holidays to Spain...
Emirates to increase flights to Tunis as tourism recovers
Emirates is increasing flights between Dubai and Tunis from six to seven a week starting from the end of next month. The additional Dubai to Tunis flight will be operated every...
Greece tourism film wins at the 2017 World Tourism Organisation...
Greece has been honoured at the recent United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s (UNWTO) 22nd general assembly in Chengdu, China on 15 September. Greece – a 365 Day Destination has won...
Dutch tourists arrive to Enfidha-Hammamet international airport as travel ban...
Some 191 Dutch tourists arrived on Sunday to Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport, as the travel to Tunisia’s destination was lifted by Britain and Holland by late July. These tourists have chosen...
Rand Merchant Bank Ranks Morocco Third Most Attractive Country for...
South African Bank, Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), issued the sixth edition of its report “Where to Invest in Africa”, ranking Morocco third most attractive investment destination in Africa. Morocco came...
Tunisia: Sfax seawater desalination plant to be built in 2018
Construction of the Grand Sfax desalination plant, in the Sfax governorate, will begin next year, according to Minister of Agriculture, Water Resources and Fishery Samir Taieb as reported by TAP news agency....
Tunisia to cut 2018 deficit to 4.9 percent of GDP,...
Tunisia plans cut its budget deficit to 4.9 percent of gross domestic product in 2018, down from about 6 percent expected in 2017, as fiscal reforms take effect, the economic...
How Avionav is switching on the lights in Tunisia
Tunisia is growing its own indigenous aircraft manufacturing business and is now looking for wider market reach, as Vincent Chappard discovers. Developing light aircraft in Tunisia has been a challenge...
Tunisia to impose new customs, taxes on tech products
The Tunisian government is preparing to impose new customs duties on imported computers and smartphones increasing the current tax rate on them. The measures, set to come into effect next...
