The Tunis International Center for Environmental Technologies presented at the climate conference in Baku its TouMaLi Project, designed to reduce plastic waste from tourism in the Mediterranean Basin.
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Results are better than in September 2023 due to the recovery of various sectors of the economy. Tourism revenues are increasing, but prices in the country still need to fall.
The Arab country saw just shy of 5 million foreign travelers year-to-date through September, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities reported, including 3,500 Brazilians.
The country’s hospitality sector has revised up investment projections through 2028 by 26.9%. Occupancy rates have also gone also up in the country.
The Moroccan ambassador to Brazil, Nabil Adghoghi, expects that the resumption of the Royal Air Maroc route on December 7 will increase travel by Brazilian tourists to Morocco and vice versa. The foreign ministers of both countries have recently outlined the next steps in the bilateral partnership.
International travelers spent about USD 600,000 more on tourism in Brazil from January to July this year compared to the same period in 2023. The average expenditure per visitor was USD 1,093.
The North African country’s exports soared by 9.8% year-on-year in the first five months of 2024 to reach USD 16.55 billion.
NGOs signed an agreement to work together on “Tunisia’s Culinary Route,” a project to introduce the flagship products of each region into tourist practices.
Since June 10, 1974, the two countries have maintained diplomatic relations that’ve evolved into an intensive trade. In an exclusive interview with ANBA, the UAE’s ambassador to Brasília, Saleh Alsuwaidi, said cooperation between the countries also encompasses culture, tourism and defense.
Revenue of tourism-related enterprises and services grew by 7.8 percent in the Latin American country in the past year. Sectors with the best performances included hire of means of transport.
According to the CNC, in May this year, the tourism sector obtained its most considerable revenue since the same month of 2014 with the resumption of jobs, new businesses, and foreign investment.
International visitors to the Latin American country reached 2.97 million year to date through May, up 108% from a year earlier.
Family tourism for Muslims was one of the themes of meetings held by the secretary-general & CEO of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Tamer Mansour, in the city. The appointments occurred at the invitation of the city government of Foz do Iguaçu.
The Arab country received over 1.47 million tourists in the period, obtaining USD 1.671 billion in revenue.
