Carnival Cruise Line expands to North Africa in 2027, with first-ever stops in Tunisia and Morocco, alongside Mediterranean destinations, offering travelers unforgettable experiences.

North Africa’s tourism sector hits a historic high in 2025, touching $35.25 billion, fueled by increased arrivals and higher spending.

In 2025, North Africa has taken a significant leap forward in the global tourism sector, with Tunisia joining Egypt and Morocco in achieving remarkable growth.

As overtourism continues to dominate the conversation around European destinations, Tunisia has emerged as a top choice for British tourists in 2026.

Tunisia’s Djerba Island has quickly become the ultimate hidden paradise for British tourists in search of a serene getaway, offering a rare combination of unspoiled beaches, vibrant culture, and a genuine Mediterranean escape.

As Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait continue to explore fresh travel destinations for their growing number of affluent tourists, Tunisia has emerged as a prime candidate, offering an exceptional blend of cultural heritage and luxurious experiences.

In 2025, Tunisia saw exceptional growth in UK tourism, reaching a record high in visitor arrivals.

As 2026 approaches, travel trends are undergoing a massive shift. From longer short-haul flights to an increased focus on dark-sky tourism, there’s a significant transformation happening in how people travel. easyJet’s latest report offers a glimpse into the future, revealing …

Tunisia joins Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Ghana, Thailand, Egypt, and more as the UK issues a new urgent travel advisory due to rising political unrest, heightened security risks, and growing regional tensions.

Explore the world with Carnival Cruise Line as they visit Africa for the first time in 2027! Discover historic itineraries featuring Tunisia, Morocco, and a 2027 Solar Eclipse cruise