TUNIS…METROPOLIS OF THE FUTURE

Tunis, ancient city whose past is linked to an even more ancient civilization, hub of political affairs, seat of the Arab League, is not just a city in expansion with its new quarters girdled by access routes and served by modern transport facilities such as the Tunis Metro. Looking towards the future, multiplying its international links thanks to the openness of its communications with the outside world as epitomized by its busy port and airport, Tunis has become a major financial center and an important international rendezvous, as reflected by its splendid conference and leisure facilities.

Banks, conference halls fitted with the latest and most sophisticated equipment, luxury hotels…the needs of those visiting the city for business, to attend conferences or merely to enjoy a holiday, are all catered for, and the visitor will be delighted with the standards of service and the warmth of the welcome. Local cuisine which is based on a centuries-old tradition-brick, couscous, tajines, pastries and mint tea-or international cuisine, can be enjoyed at a number of friendly restaurants, some of which provide the ever popular malouf music, that unique and spellbinding combination in sound of the lute, violin and tambourine.