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The North African country of Tunisia is known for its golden beaches, sunny weather and affordable luxuries. The new 280-room Radisson hotel, in the former French colonial port city of Monastir, is no exception. The Radisson...
TUNIS - As part of the celebration of the Change's 22nd anniversary, Tunisian Radio launches its Internet portal http://www.radiotunisienne.tn, to offer live streaming of the five regional radio stations: Sfax Radio, Monastir...
Tunis — With the signing by Tunisia of the open skies agreement, a number of international low-cost airline companies have started operating services towards major Tunisian airports. The latest is the UK- based charter flight...
On Monday, November 2nd, 2009, Tunisian blogger and college Theatre professor, Fatma Riahi (34), known online as Arabicca, was summoned to appear before the Criminal Brigade of Gorjani (Tunis), where she was questioned about...
Tunis — The Jemmal Science Center (governorate of Monastir) hosted on Sunday a meeting on "The history of aviation and aerospace". The meeting was the occasion to present a book entitled "les ailes des Hommes" by Mr. Bouraoui...
Tunis — The African Union (AU) mission of observers to the presidential and legislative elections of October 25, 2009 in the Republic of Tunisia released the following statement: "As part of implementing provisions relevant to...
On the brilliant victory of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, several Regional Councils of Governorates held special sessions. They include, in particular, regional councils of the governorates of Tozeur, Tataouine, Sfax,...
Opposition parties' candidates for the legislative elections focused activities, on Wednesday and Thursday, on posting their party's electoral manifestos and on holding meetings with citizens across the different...
Several structures and organisations of civil society hailed contents of the speech President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali delivered at the opening of the campaign for the presidential and legislative elections, the vanguard...
Tunisian airports' global passenger handling capacity is estimated at about 14 million passengers per year. The Civil Aviation and Airports Office ( OACA ) is managing and running seven international airports.
