Good news in this case!
The question is what should Tunisia do to go ahead and try to capture its share of growth and market. Given the current situation, ambitions as long as the efforts are timid. Yet the destinations also move faster than the emitters.
In two, three movements, we learn that in order to prepare the future, RAM begins to serve more than 40 US cities, that Egypt aims to reach over 250,000 Chinese customers by 2013, and that the Russians are among the five countries for increased tourism spending.
The most extravagant travelers live a recent study in China or Poland. Russian and Polish well appreciate the Tunisia destination. While elsewhere they spend on average more than a thousand euros for a trip they are nowhere to spend such a sum in Tunisia.
Meanwhile, Africa is waking up to tourism and especially in the Chinese market to capture growth. Although no figures exist on the number of Chinese in Africa, we speak of 750,000 to one million Chinese, many destinations are getting organized to capture their share of what is becoming the largest market by 2016.
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