Tunisia country

 

Tunisia Capital: Tunis

Tunisia Dialing code: +216

Tunisia Airport code: TUN

Tunisia Continent: Africa

Tunisia Area: 63,170 sq mi  (163,610 km2)

Tunisia Currency:  Tunisian dinar

Tunisia Official Language:  Arabic

Tunisia Population: 13 million (Approx.)

Tunisia National Day: 20 March

Tunisia National Animal: camel

Tunisia National Bird:  No official

Tunisia National Fruit: the date

Tunisia National Flower: Jasmine

Tunisia National Tree: olive tree

Tunisia National Sport: Football

Tunisia Time zone: UTC +1 ( GMT +1)

Tunisia Driving side: Right side of the road

Tunisia Flag:

White- represents Peace

The crescent and Star- represent Islamic symbols

Red– Represent bloodshed

Culture of the Tunisia:

Tunisia has ethnic groups and a mix of rich and cultural diversity and influences. It is Indigenous. Tunisia's culture is mixed with ethnic groups and religious cultures. It is both rich and diverse in some areas. The most popular religions in Tunisia are Islam.

Tunisia is full of natural resources, and the people are generally friendly and welcoming to visitors. Its mixed religious influences attract visitors.

Must visit places in the Tunisia:

• Carthage
• Kairouan
• Djerba
• Hammamet

Traditional Festivals in Tunisia:

• Djerba's
• Arabian Horses Festival
• Festival of Ksour
• New Year Day

Tunisia Must-try Foods:

• Makroudh
• Harissa
• Brik
• Couscous

Weather in Tunisia:

Summer: June-August

Winter: January

Economics of the Tunisia:

Tunisia is more dependent on agriculture and Tourism. Its GDP is $54 billion (approximately), ranking it 85th in the world. This country has an 83 % debt. The natural resource sector is Tunisia's main source of income.

Tunisia imports chemicals, petroleum, food, cereals, and machinery. Its exports are oil products, agriculture, steel, metals, and Gold.

Tunisia's export and import partners are China, Germany, India, the USA, Mali, France, and Libya.

Sports in the Tunisia:

Football is Tunisia's most popular national sport. Other popular sports include football, basketball, volleyball, Squash, cycling, athletics, and Boxing.

Transport in Tunisia:

How many airports are in Tunisia?

There are 9 airports, including international, private, and domestic. Tunis–Carthage International Airport is the biggest airport in Tunisia.

Tunisia's main public transport modes are buses, airlines, Railways, and water, which are low-cost ways to get around.

How many countries travel without visas to Tunisia?

39 countries do not require visas, and the government grants 27 e-visas and 31 on-arrival visas. A visa is required for 129 countries.

The passport ranks 85 in the world.

Defense in Tunisia:

Tunisia is the safest country in the world. The Ministry of National Defence is the military, with limited powers of 80,000 (approx...) active duty personnel, and people protecting their country. $1.35 Billion approx. budget of defense. The rank of defense in the world is 75.

Tunisia Country Top 5 Interesting Facts:

• Tunisia was once part of the Roman Empire
• Tunisia is a world leader in the production of phosphates
• The flag of Tunisia has a special significance
• Tunisia has a rich culinary tradition
• Tunisia has a rich cultural heritage