tunis le /29/JUNE/09
in his meeting with the prees , journalistes in tunis Mr rifaai the genral secretry of the world tourism organisation , which has been invited by the tunisian gouvernemnt to participate in the festivties of the national tourism tunisian day /28/JUNE/09
he speak that the apointnemnt done by the presence of the 1 prime minster Mr Mohamed Ghannouicchi , show that the state of the tunisian tourism situation are alls in the green
Tunisia tourism increase of 3% in his globaly becoming tourists with 7 millions 30 0 000, this rate place the tunisian tourism on a well estimate grades .
in reply for the many questions askeed in this press conference
His excelency minister Rafaai was direct and straight:
1)the tunisian gouverenemnyt if he want to more improves his intrance in forgein money must open his skies to airlines concurences ????
2=it is the time moment to take by the tunisan tourism minstry to do all speed in promotion , publicites , fiedlities , encourage groupes to come take part in good times in tunisia
3)the deversivities doind alot of news products in cultural heritages , divings , thalassos , thermal , business travel sahara travel tours???
Surely that that the tunisian gouvernemnt encourage enormoeus this , but a lot is await to well more viewed???
Minster refaai have spokenb about also the cha,nhement in the mapes market tourism place
the far east willbe the engine of the news market decisions in the becoming years
Africa tourism and travel are here but gong nothing to be agressif more marketed ???do to who this inerting causes
????a lot of questions are here with no repliesz ???
in his 4 years mondates news functions His excelency the genral secretary of the WTO think to do all hus bests as an south citizen engaged his profesionels to find new resolution for a back coming tourism best situaion in the 2010
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