• Making Progress

    Making ProgressIn all the doom and gloom about real estate in Tunisia (myself being a merchant)  it was great to pass the Bizerte Marina building site and see some heavy working going on especially the boom-boom of the machines hammering the piles which is a obvious sign of progression. You could be forgiven in these times that everything is on hold or cancelled however out of all the projects in Tunisia Bizerte Marina was always a) The most needed b) not reliant on one investor c) is not just real estate. This weekend I was invited to see the team in Berges Du Lac office (Cote Materna next to Saudi Airways) and discuss the progress of the project so far. Firstly I asked them about what impact the crisis has had on the sales for the apartments and berths and was told that certainly there has been Read more
  • Clearer rating system for Tunisian Hotels.
  • Eating the childrens lunch!
  • Survival of the Fittest?
  • Alexa Revisited
  • Jazz à Carthage

    Jazz à Carthage For the sixth consecutive year Jazz in Carthage by Tunisiana is the rendezvous.  This edition, like its predecessors, is intended to match the tribute each spring at Carthage, the universality of jazz music that thrives in the most diverse sources and refuses any partitioning.  Jazz in Carthage now settles into the cultural landscape of Tunisia, to the delight of fans.  After a promising start, the event is entering a period when it must preserve the gains, to go even further in order not to disappoint a loyal audience and maintain the confidence of its partners and international artists. Persevere, to innovate and reinvent itself with each new edition to do the same if not better.  That artists choose the event for a preview or other return in c Read more
  • Ksour Festival
  • Celebrating Mouled (Mohamed's Birthday, PBUH) in Tunisia
  • Bizerte Food Festival
  • New Year's Eve