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The ‘Santorini of Africa’ has trendy cafes and five-star hotels from £100 a night
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Tunisia has experienced a significant increase in tourism in recent years, with its unique blend of Mediterranean and African cultures attracting visitors from around the world. The country's tourism industry has been working to recover from past challenges, and the current surge in bookings suggests a growing appetite for travel to the region. With its affordable luxury options, Tunisia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for travellers seeking a high-end experience without the high price tag.
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The ‘Santorini of Africa’ has trendy cafes and five-star hotels from £100 a night
Tunisia has seen a surge in last-minute bookings this year, with demand up 19%.
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