TUNISIA Why tourists shun the country they jasmine?

Climate, high rate of sunshine, eight registered in UNESCO heritage sites and yet tourism has declined sharply in Tunisia. Cyclical or structural failure gloom? How to turn the corner?

If the Tunisian tourism is now in poverty, this is largely because we practice tourism misery! "Deplores La Presse. Such a crisis is not cyclical and is rather a structural failure, adds the Tunisian newspaper denouncing a low-end tourism, set up to "deal with the sluggish economy" while the downgrade is "structural, and its effects are part of the long term."

"A force to pull the sector down by dint of selling prices, to force submit to the diktat of TO [tour operators] and consent, by dint of seeing the all inclusive [all inclusive] a lifeline, where rather should be seen as a burden, the Tunisian tourism professionals have not only lowered and moved into beggars. They have not only impoverished and even more engulfed in the sea of unpaid and credits attached ... they mostly downgraded Tunisia. "

For the French-language daily, Tunisia, once a pioneer in the field of tourism in the region, now looks a "cheap" destination with all that that carries such connotations and prejudices. Without adequate policy, this pillar sector of the economy will continue to sink into a muddy rut warns La Presse for professionals in the field who are unwittingly, the architects of their own downfall. Turning the Corner, he believes, will not be "easy".

This observation is increasingly shared by industry professionals, reports The Times. Indeed, Bouslama Habib, vice-president of the Tunisian Federation of hotels, paints an alarming finding of a sector that is in "free fall" for several months, while Abdelkader Khelil, president of the Tunisian Federation of Travel Agencies Cap Bon, points to the external environment that marginalizes other hoteliers and travel agents subject, he said, the "dictates of the giants of international tourism."

However, the paper recalls the highly structural nature of the crisis in lamenting the inability of Tunisia to follow the "international assignments", which led him to be overtaken by Morocco and Turkey on the Mediterranean scene. He added that the predominance of seaside activity reflects the crystallization of an industry that insists on keeping the status quo in a changing world.

For its part, the Algerian daily Liberté regrets plummeting Tunisian tourism due, he said, the unrest in the country since the overthrow of Ben Ali in January 2011 "Tunisia is on the brink of bankruptcy due political instability in the country. He also instability are the building blocks of the national eco

nomy, especially tourism. sector rose by 1.4% compared to 2012, and July 31 last country hosted nearly 4 million tourists. Reaching 7 million tourists by the end of the year, according to the objectives remains utopian. "The newspaper said the situation is more catastrophic than it looks, the Tunisian authorities did not hesitate to "inflate the numbers" to dramatize things.

Freedom notes that the Algerians have suffered the consequences of the Tunisian crisis. "Many, especially young people who daily cross the border post, do not spend their holidays in Tunisia. They now prefer other destinations in Tunisia is such a transit country. Their destinations are Italy, Turkey and the Morocco. reason? simply companies these three countries offer attractive and competitive from Tunisia rates. "

Indonesia and tourism

Indonesia is a mosaic of peoples and ethnicities which combines Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu and animist. Each at their own pace, from traditional to more frantic.
Indonesia is also a multitude of islands, stalk in the middle of the Indian Ocean to the capricious waters. Nature is no exception: in the impenetrable jungles of Sumatra still evolving tigers, elephants, snakes, orangutans. In Java, the volcanic mountains vie extraordinary landscapes. Nusa Tenggara and Sulawesi islands are extraordinary, which fiercely protect foreign cultures.
You'll understand, Indonesia, this island with lush is fascinating. Generous and multicultural Indonesia invites the traveler to the scenery ... and it succeeded.

Tourism in France

With 1.1 billion people in 2013, tourism has experienced since World War II, an exceptional expansion worldwide. In France, its importance and the impact it can have on other sectors, he participated in the economic performance of the country and is part of the social behavior of the French, for whom the holidays is a special time, which they are attached since the creation of paid leave in 1936. In ". Tourism geographical Lectures", No. 8094 of photographic revueDocumentation (The French Documentation, July-August 2013), Philippe Duhamel says that "tourism growth follows ... two logic: first international mobility, advanced tip of the iceberg, whose growth is exponential; secondly, a much more recent worldwide, which also has a very strong domestic growth or national mobility. International mobility accounted for 50 million tourists in 1950; they relate to one billion tourists in 2012, an average interannual growth of 15 million people. The increase was steady between 1950 and 1980, with a slight bend around the first oil shock and a fairly clear stabilization time of the second, before experiencing a new phase of growth to sharper downturn caused by the aTVttacks of September 11 2001, followed by the outbreak of Severe acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) part of Asia in 2003. Since then, the international tourism growth is following logical contrast between strong annual increases and few setbacks (...) Everything leads us to believe that almost nothing can stop the development of tourism. Economic crisis, natural and health disasters, wars or terrorist acts produce downtime that can last many years across a region or a country, but are insensitive to the continental or global scale. The most interesting is the speed with which human societies once again become tourist peace, stability or resolution of the crisis established ".

Tourism in Morocco - Hot spot for every visitor

No one would like to miss out on such a culturally rich and environmentally friendly country. Morocco is a hot tourist destination for many people from every corner of the globe. The government has made a conscious effort to make tourism the number one industry in the country.

The Moroccan economy has been growing steadily for the last few years. It has been one of the most politically stable countries and has been working hard to boost the tourism industry, which has a high potential for growth. Morocco is called the land of mystery and a place worth a visit. The sun shines bright nearly 300 days of the years and makes for a good setting for some great vacations visiting deserts, beaches and snow capped mountains. There is such diversity you can hardly want to miss anything. The strong culture lures one and all to explore the colorful lives of the Moroccans.

Under the guidance of King Mohammed VI and his plan of Vision 2010, the Moroccan government is taking great efforts to improve infrastructure that is needed to support about 10 million visitors by 2010. Efforts are being taken to market Morocco as a cheap and exotic location yet safer for all tourists. Domestic tourism is also being popularized. The government is planning and executing good projects that are aimed at improving the rail and road links. The open skies policy has also allowed more airlines to come in into the country. The airports are being upgraded or new ones build to match the international standard and support larger number of air traffic. With improved relations with Algeria, the borders have been opened and air services between the two countries have resumed. The Algerian tourists are growing in numbers with tourists coming in to even visit family and friends in Morocco. There are popular ports like Casablanca and Tangier that often have cruise ships visiting. The road link as well as the rail link is also good between the major cities and tourist destinations making it the most popular mode of transport.

Morocco is popular for its pristine beaches rich in natural beauty. You can visit them the whole year round with little to worry, as the climate is fresh and pleasant. Tourists from France, Spain, Britain, Germany, Netherlands, etc love the large beaches resort on the long Atlantic coast. Agadir is one such town that is the favorite of many tourists. Moroccans living abroad form a large chunk of the tourists who visit Morocco every year. With its nearness to Spain and popularity with the French people, these tourists make for about 20% of its visitors. Though earlier beaches were the major tourist attractions, the modern tourist industry has also been capitalizing on ancient Roman and Islamic history. Most of the tourists visiting Morocco visit it to glimpse the cultural heritage of the country. The popular regions are Tangier, Agadir, Marrakech, Casablanca, Imperial cities, Quarzazate and Tarfaya.

The Atlas mountains pull the adventure lovers to it. They have such beauty hidden in its fold that you cannot leave Morocco without visiting it. The tow of Agadir is known for its coastal resorts and the beautiful beaches but it also forms the base for tours to the Atlas Mountains. Growth in adventure tourism in the Atlas and Rif Mountains has been stupendous. These mountains provide exciting trekking as well as mountain biking opportunities. There are great trails for hiking and you can go hours on end simply taking in the beautiful flora and fauna in the valleys. The diversity and the existence of the exotic variety of flora and fauna make it a nature lover’s paradise.

The opportunities to explore are many. A visit to Morocco cannot be complete without a camel ride to the deserts. Desert tourism is also being developed. You can have great memories of the deserts as you lie on the sands watching the twinkling stars above. It is simply a great experience. As you visit the cities and towns of Morocco you will be amazed at the culture and beauty of the Kasba and the Medina. The castles, gardens and the local markets are a must visit during your stay in Morocco. There is so much to see; nature reserves, sparkling rivers, ancient buildings, handicrafts, colored carpets to name a few. There are several museums that can give a glimpse to the country past glory.

You have to visit Morocco to believe and live the beauty of the country’s cultural heritage. There is so much to explore that one trip can hardly be enough to catch up with everything.

Tourism is what?

Tourism is a dynamic, thriving sector that offers the possibility to realize a challenging career activity.
Did you know that in Quebec, tourism is:
revenues of $ 12.4 billion
400,000 jobs
More than 30,000 companies in five sub-sectors: accommodation, catering, recreation and entertainment, travel service and transportation.
Workers in this sector are at the heart of the tourism experience of visitors and it is for this reason that success in tourism, it takes more than beautiful places and nice facilities, it takes passion and personal ... that the trade!
Come discover the possibilities available to you!