April 5- The first meeting of new strategic committee appointed to study the development of tourism sector in Tunisia by 2016 was held on Thursday where Salim Tlati, Minister of Tourism, hailed the commitment of professionals in helping with this study.
At the meeting a presentation on the progress of the study was presented to the members of the committee that outlined the first phases that had been completed. Also, study of the third and final phase on the operational action plan was launched during the meeting.
The committee considered the emerging trends in tourism, changing consumer values, presence of Tunisia at international tourism events, digital revolution and the place of tourism in Tunisia, among other things. Several committee members stressed the need to expand the supply of Tunisia through innovative products able to meet the new demands of tourists.
As well as places to see, there’s plenty to experience in Buenos Aires. Try some of the following on your trip: -Have a Gaucho Party! Live like the cowboys do in rural areas. -Play golf, polo or football with the locals. All three sports have avid followings in Buenos Aires and excellent facilities. -Learn how to Tango! It’s easy to find places where authentic Tango performances ...
This military hospital right beside the Serail was built in 1865 by Sultan Abdul Aziz. From the period of the French mandate till the 1960’s it served as a courthouse. It was later converted into the of the Lebanese University but most parts of it were destroyed in the war. Completely renovated, it now houses the Council for Development and Reconstruction. ...
Beylerbeyi Palace was built by the Sultan Abdulaziz between 1861 and 1865 as a summer residence on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus. The palace served as a venue for entertaining foreign heads of state. Guests included the future Edward VIII of England, Napoleon III's wife Eugenie, and Russia's Grand Duke Nicholas. It also served as the final residence of the last Ottoman Sultan....
Water puppet theatre is an ancient art form in Vietnam which appeals to all ages. These shows are colorful, entertaining and accompanied by traditional Vietnamese music. It’s advisable to book tickets in advance for the best seats. The show is performed throughout the week, three times on a Sunday and twice Monday through Saturday. Tel: +4 3936 4335 ...