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Tunisia is the pearl of the Mediterranean. With its coastswhich are about 1200 kms long, it is a country where thosewho love the sea, the sun and beaches meet. Tourism is thusgranted great importance in the country. The Tunisian Ministryof Tourism spends great efforts to introduce the historicaland the cultural heritage of the country.Tunisia, the capital, is the most populated city in the country.The Habib Burgiba Boulevard which runs through theentire city also hosted the demonstrations during the revolution.Demonstrations take place on the boulevard every day,though not bloody as before. People express their opinionsin great maturity. Noone judges the other according to theirlife style or opinions. A precise environment of liberty.The streets of the country, as well as the historical bazaar builtduring the reign of the Ottoman Empire attracts great attentionfrom tourists. No safety issue on the streets. Touristsstrawl on the streets with utmost comfort. Tunisia attractsthe attention of Turkey as well. Tunisia does not apply visaon Turkish nationals. Tunisians express their love and sympathyfor Turks in shopping centers, bazaars, public offices,shortly pretty much everywhere. The favourite country of theTunisian youth is Turkey. People watch Turkish series at home.The government has even added into the curriculum the Turkishlanguage as an ellective lesson in schools. I guess even thesefacts only suffice to convince a Turk to go see Tunisia.Hammamat and Susa are two cities which attract greatattention from tourists. Hammamat, (baths) is very closeto the capital. Not only the old city and the luxurious hotels,but also the vacation towns in the city attracts touristsfrom all over the World. The mediterranean beacheswhich are kilometres long are breath taking. The service inthe hotels, though not as high level as the service offeredin the hotels in Turkey, is still fairly pleasant. Lots of wellknownsingers perform concerts in the antique theater bythe sea. By the way, it is also possible to listen to live Tunisianmusic in the hotel lobbies and cafes. Susa, one of thetouristic cities in Tunisia, is only 140 kms away from thecapital. It is the third biggest city in the country. Anothercharacteristic of Susa is the fact that it is a meeting pointfor westerner golf players. Susa as well is worth seeingwith its mosques, bazaars and antique regions.110