In Paris
- The touristy  office of Tunisia : 32, street of the opera , 75002 Paris , tel : 01-47- 42-72-67.fax 01-47-42-52-68.
m.: opera open de 9h to 18h (17h in Friday, also in July and August ).closed in Saturday’s ,Sunday , public holiday
E mail : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .internet : http//www.tourismtunisia.com/.
- Tunisien consulte 17,  Lubeck Streets, 75016 paris , tel 01-53-70-69-10. m , :Iéna
Open except on Wednesday , from 9h to 13h
- Tunisian embassy :25 , barbet –de-jouy  streets ,75007
Paris tel: 01-45-55-95-98, fax : 01-45-56-02-64 ,M;: saint français –xavier . open from Monday to Friday

In province
- The tourism office of Tunisia , 12, séze street ,69066 lyon –tel : 04-78-52-35-86 , fax 04-72-74-49-75.
- Open from 9h to 12h 30 and from 13h30 to 17h (18h on Monday)

 

In Belgium
- The national office of tourism: Louise street 162,1st floor) , Brussels 1050-tel : 02-648-23-55 , fax 02-647-20-18 , open from 9h to 17h
- Tunisian consulate: 103, bd Street Michel, 1040brussels .tel 02-732-61-02

In Switzerland
- The Tunisian  office of tourism .bahnhofstrasse  69. 8001 luriche. Tel (01) 211-48-30 open from 9h to 18h from Monday to Friday
- Tunisian embassy , kirchenfeldstrasse 63. 3005 Berne . tel (031) 352-82-26 , open from 9h to 14h from Monday to Friday

Formalities
- The passport has be to be obligatory  valid for all the French, Canadians , Swiss, and the national Benelux tracking individually , where as , they are driver back to the starting point by the first flight , on the other hand , the French tourist’s travelling together in groups are can enter Tunisia with their identity cards for less than 10 years so , show your travelling chart provided by the agency
- The visa is obligatory for the French  staying beyond 3 months

Vaccination
- Nowadays , no vaccine is required but regulation is this domain car shit, we recommend to be up to date for the DTP(diphtheria –tetanus-polio) . also , it is preferable to get vaccinated against he patitis  A (called <<of the traveller>>) and he patitus B

Customs
You have to fill in chart white is distributed in the plane containing a number of information , this chart has two parties that have to be  entirely filled , in customs , the officer dabs the two parties and gives you one this chart is likely to be you identity card in Tunisia and that has to be kept
The luggage’s are sometimes well researched, we have the right to enter with 1 of alcohol , 400 cigarettes and 1l of toilet water or 0.25 l of perfume
Concerning the photography , we are allowed to have 2 equipments and camera accompanied with t

Identity card
- Area : 163 610 km²
- Population :9.6 million of habitants , where 98.2%arabes ,1.2%berber, and 0.6% others (French ,Italian)
- Density :59 inhabitants per km²
- Capital : Tunis(1680000 inhabitants)
- Religion: Islam , official religion , there are 98%of Muslim’s ,1% Christian and Jewish
- Official language : Arabic
- Currency : dinar  . 1dinar=0.7 euro
- Political regime : a power full guidance the president must be Muslim
- The president : zine el-abidine ben ali
- Prime minister : Mohamed ganouchi 
- Economy the Tunisian republic is near from the accidental model without losing her identity added for the social progress the economic liberalise
The private contractor is glorified and the individual initiative is en end eavored
The dart side of the country’s economy is the unemployment while entails 300000 unemployed person (18%of the active population)
Actually the agriculture occupies but more than 20%of the population .where as the industry ,while is the first sector of the economy in GNP, hires probably 20% of the Tunisian’s .it exports the manufactured products (especially textiles)
The tourism sector occupies a crucial place , it constitutes a considerable source of currency . more than 5 millions of tourists visit
Tunisia each year