Tunisia Tourism Features Tunisia is one of the major producers of olive oil, accounting for 4-9% of the world's total olive oil production, and olive oil has become the main export agricultural product.

Tunisia's tourist facilities are mainly distributed in the eastern coastal areas, with five major tourist centers. The Kangdawei Center in Seuss is the largest tourist base in China. Tunisia, Suzhou, monastir, Bengjiao and Djerba Island are famous tourist areas. Tourism plays an important role in Tunisia's national economy and is the largest source of foreign exchange in Tunisia.

The tourist facilities in Tunisia are mainly distributed in the eastern coastal areas. Along the coastline of 1300 kilometers, Tunisia, Susai, monastir and Djerba Island, the five major tourist centers in the eastern coastal areas, are all famous tourist attractions.

There are 7 international airports in Tunisia, which maintain navigation with more than 40 countries and regions in the world. Under normal circumstances, China tourists can choose to take domestic flights of Qatar Airways, Emirates Airlines and Air France and transfer at any international airport in Tunisia.

Tunisia

40% of Tunisia's land area is occupied by the Sahara desert, and the remaining 60% is very rich land, which became the birthplace of Carthage civilization as early as the 3rd century BC before it was incorporated into the Roman Empire.

The northern part is mountainous and hilly, mainly the extension of the eastern part of Atlas Mountains; The central part is a stepped platform, which inclines from west to east, and there are many seasonal salt marshes in the south of the platform; The east is a long and narrow coastal plain; The south is the Sahara desert. The highest mountain peak is Shannaibi Mountain, with an altitude of 1544 meters.