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On Tuesday, the Minister of State in charge of Transport and the Tourism inspected the Tunis-Carthage International Airport. From the check-in desks at the border police service, the two ministers toured the airport, accompanied by a host of officials and journalists.
“On June 27th we’re talking about opening borders. That is to say that we can see other companies than the national companies (Tunisair), landing at Tunis-Carthage airport or other airports in the country. That is why we want to make sure that our infrastructure is ready to eventually receive, travelers, visitors, customers, whether through tour operators or individually”, Minister of Tourism, Mohamed Ali Toumi said.
Anouar Maârouf is a minister in charge of transport. He said talks are underway with all the countries we have direct flights to.
“We’re in discussions with all the countries we had direct flights with and talks are ongoing. The list of countries that will be open for flights on June 27th will be posted soon”, Maârouf said.
“On June 27th we’re talking about opening borders. That is to say that we can see other companies than the national companies (Tunisair), landing at Tunis-Carthage airport or other airports in the country. That is why we want to make sure that our infrastructure is ready to eventually receive, travelers, visitors, customers, whether through tour operators or individually”, Minister of Tourism, Mohamed Ali Toumi said.
Anouar Maârouf is a minister in charge of transport. He said talks are underway with all the countries we have direct flights to.
“We’re in discussions with all the countries we had direct flights with and talks are ongoing. The list of countries that will be open for flights on June 27th will be posted soon”, Maârouf said.
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