Couscous Traditional Tunisian food is centered on the grain known as ouscous. This staple meal, which is produced from semolina, is popular across Northern Africa and can be found on almost every dinner table in Tunisia. The delicious, fluffy couscous that can be found all throughout the nation is served in an unlimited variety of …
Because of a number of factors specific to Tunisia, putting together an ideal closet might be a little bit of a challenge. The clothing of the Tunisians reflects the country’s blend of contemporary and traditional values, which is reflective of Tunisia’s status as a mostly Muslim nation. What kinds of clothing you need to bring …
Yasmine Hammamet Festival As implied by the festival’s name, it takes place in Hammamet at the height of summer, namely on July 12. One of its main draws is live music, but there are also art exhibits, poetry readings, and even speeches by well-known Arab authors, making it one of the most important events in …
Location The nation of Tunisia is located in North Africa. Tunisia’s readily accessible Mediterranean Sea coastline and strategic position have drawn conquerors and travelers over the years. Additionally, the country’s convenient access to the Sahara has placed its people into touch with dwellers of the African interior. Language Arabic is the national language, and most …
El Djem Amphitheater The walls of the massive Roman amphitheater at El Djem dwarf the contemporary town that is located in the surrounding area (Ben Aissa & Goaied, 2017). This astonishingly well-preserved Roman remnant is Tunisia’s major tourist attraction, one of the most popular things to see on day excursions from the seaside resorts, …
If you get a degree in Tunisia that is taught in English, you will be eligible for higher-paying jobs both in Tunisia and elsewhere in the world. Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Tunisia are much less expensive when compared to those offered at other foreign study locations (Frini & Muller, 2012). If you are from …
A Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation was signed between Tunisia and the United States in 1985; a Bilateral Investment Treaty was signed between the two countries in 1990; and a (TIFA) was signed between the two countries in 2005. All of these agreements are relevant to U.S. companies (2002) (Frini & Muller, 2012). …
