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Cooks Tunisia return
Tunisia: First UK charter since 2015 Sousse attack
Tunisia welcomed the return of the first UK charter flights this week, almost three years after the Sousse terror attack which killed 30 British tourists in June 2015
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Leader: States of emergency
When you hear that a “state of emergency” has been enforced in a holiday destination, it’s hard not to imagine fearful tourists holed up in their hotel rooms, with violent chaos unfolding outside
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Video: Tunisian hotelier on the security changes since Sousse attack
Khaled Tlili tells Sophie Griffiths why British tourists should feel comfortable coming back to Tunisia
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Leader: Tui's return to Tunisia shows faith in its safety
Twelve months ago a beach break in Tunisia or Sharm el Sheikh seemed a distant dream. The industry was gearing up for another year of pressure on the western Med as the popular North African hotspots remained off limits
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Boost for Tunisia after Tui's 'surprise' return
Tui’s “surprise” decision to reinstate holidays to Tunisia is expected to help “restore faith” in the destination among UK agents and consumers
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Victims' families rebuilding lives two years after Tunisia terror attack
Families are focusing on good works and charitable endeavours as the anniversary of the attack passes
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Tunisia inquests lawyers make final submissions
The lawyers summed up their arguments as the inquest prepares to close
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Tunisia launches five city campaign
London is just one of five European cities which will see promotional activity over a three-day period
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Tunisia extends state of emergency
The president has announced it will now stay in place until March 22
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Tunisia extends state of emergency
The country’s troubles continue into the New Year as the Foreign Office says the terrorism threat remains high
Elite: Turkish tourism more threatened by visas than terrorism
Travel writer Simon Calder believes the country’s tourism trade is more threatened by its own civil service than any external threat
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Comment: Why one travel professional had 'no qualms' about holidaying in Tunisia
"Perhaps the most surprising aspect of my August trip to Tunisia, was not how few tourists I encountered but how full the hotels were"
Exclusive Escapes boss blames "toughest" year for demise
Andrew Lee describes last two years as "challenging" and added the Tunisia terror attack and the ongoing fight with Isis were too much for the company to bear
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Tui UK to resume Tunisia programme next March
Thomson and First Choice announce date for return to Tunisia after beach massacre