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Travel to Tunisia for tourism
Travel to Tunisia for tourism increases during the summer season, as its diverse beaches, resorts, and location on the Mediterranean Sea make it a tourist destination in North Africa, in addition to the presence of many tourist places in it, such as Monastir, Sousse, and Tabarka, Tunisia is characterized by many cities that attract tourists, the most prominent of which are the following:
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- El Jem Palace.
- Djerba Island.
- Shatt Al-Jareed.
- National Museum of Bardo.
- Great oriental race.
- The city of Carthage.
- Paula Regia.
- Sidi Bouzid.
- The city of Kairouan.
- Weevil ligament.
- Hammamet City.
- The city of Dokka.
Travel to Tunisia for treatment
Tunisia seeks to develop the medical fields in it, in addition to its quest to become a major regional destination for medical tourism, thus making it a distinctive destination for many visitors from different countries, as the number of foreign patients in Tunisia reached 155,000 patients in 2013, and plastic surgery and dental treatment are concentrated in many coastal areas in Tunisia, such as Bizerte, Gabes, Sfax, Sousse, and others, which makes this another reason for foreigners from Europe, the Gulf, and Asia to visit Tunisia, and many areas are famous for it. Hot springs reach a temperature of 65 degrees Celsius, which is believed to be a good remedy for multiple diseases.
Travel to Tunisia to study
The history of Tunisia is characterized by tradition, which makes it one of the best study destinations in the world for students in the North African region, where Tunisian universities have witnessed in recent years a great demand for study, and this is due to the availability of scholarships and job opportunities, and the study of Arabic, zoology, and the environment is one of the most study programs in Tunisia, but the desire to study and be accepted into the study program in most universities in Tunisia requires learning French.
Visa to Tunisia
Obtaining a visa to visit Tunisia depends on nationality, as Tunisia has made the visa free of charge for citizens coming from 97 countries for a period of up to 90 days, and these countries include the United States, Canada, European Union countries, Australia, Argentina, New Zealand, Brazil, China, Russia, and others. A visa to visit Tunisia can be obtained for various purposes through the website by taking the necessary information, such as names, addresses, passport details, some questions related to security, etc., and after completing the process correctly, the visa is sent to the applicant via e-mail.
Ways to travel to Tunis
Travel to Tunis by air
You can travel to Tunisia by many flights, and this is through 8 international airports, which are as follows:
- Tunis-Carthage International Airport.
- Monastir - Habib Bourguiba Airport.
- Djerba-Zarzis Airport.
- Tozeur Nefta International Airport.
- Sfax Tine International Airport.
- Tabarka Ain Draham International Airport.
- Gafsa Palace Airport.
- Enfidha Hammamet International Airport.
Travel to Tunisia by sea
You can travel to Tunisia by sea through 7 main ports in Tunisia, which are as follows:
- The old port of Bizerte.
- Port of Rades.
- Sousse Port.
- Sfax fishing port.
- Gabes port.
- Port of Zarzis.
- Port of La Goulette.