July 26, 2017 was a big day for Tunisian tourism. After two painful years of isolation from the UK market, the north African nation was finally given the all-clear for tourists to return to (most of) its shores by the UK’s Foreign Office. The FCO’s travel ban had followed two brutal attacks on tourists in 2015 – one at the Bardo Museum in Tunis leaving 21 dead (mostly European travellers) and the murder of 38 tourists in Sousse – the latest TTG Debate, hosted in association with News UK, in London last week, explored how the country, and indeed the trade, will attempt to win Britons back.
Tunisia: Winning the Britons back
Destinations
TTG Staff
20 September 2017
Now that the UK’s Foreign Office has relaxed its ban on travel to Tunisia, the latest TTG Debate explored what the trade is doing to regain momentum for the destination. Neal Baldwin reports.
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