Business Africa
Tourism booms in Tunisia; the country recorded more than 45% increase in revenue last year
The sector seems to be on the rise three years on, following the 2015 mass shooting incidence. Records indicates that the number of tourist visits increased by over 18% in 2018. An industry that expects to break the record of 9 million visitors this year.
Translated by Hawa Suleiman Issah
 
                                 
                                 
             
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