Tunisia needs tourists again

The unrest in Tunisia has finally subsided, the country is back on its feet and seeking to get back all the income that tourism provided. Tunisia’s new tourism minister, Mehdi Haouas, recently unveiled new statistics in the area: Mass discontent with the government and the transformation of the state system cost the country 40 percent of the country’s revenues (according to AP).
Tourists should be called back, and now everyone who is going to visit. TunisiaThey offer to join the ranks of the rebels (of course, fake) to feel all the charms of the struggle for freedom and independence. But at the same time, the authorities assure everyone that despite the past rallies and clashes, as well as the curfew, peace and quiet now reign in Tunisia. Mehdi Hauas hastens to assure foreigners that this country of magnificent beaches, deserts and ancient ruins, famous for its rich history, has started a new life and invites everyone to see it.

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