Fankhauser, group chief executive, would not be drawn on when the travel giant would return to the North African country from the UK following the Foreign Office’s (FCO) amending of its travel advice yesterday (July 26).
As a result of the FCO relaxing its advice, British tourists are now able to travel to most of the country, including capital Tunis and popular tourist resorts such as Sousse.
“I will not give a date as it is really early days,” Fankhauser told media during a conference call for the company’s Q3 financial results this morning.
