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Donia Hamouda is Editor-in-Chief of Tourismag.com, a leading international B2B tourism media platform covering Africa, the Middle East and emerging destinations. She is also CEO of KYNTIS Training & Incentive Solutions and a sustainable tourism strategist involved in international tourism initiatives.
With Sidi Bou Saïd added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2026, Tunisia now has ten recognised properties. From Carthage to Djerba and from Kairouan to Dougga, they offer a journey through almost three millennia of Mediterranean history. Yet this tenth inscription carries a distinctive resonance: it celebrates a living village shaped by spirituality, architecture and artistic inspiration.
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Avec l’inscription de Sidi Bou Saïd sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial en 2026, la Tunisie compte désormais dix biens reconnus par l’UNESCO. De Carthage à Djerba, de Kairouan à Dougga, ce patrimoine exceptionnel dessine un voyage à travers près de trois millénaires d’histoire méditerranéenne. Mais cette dixième inscription possède une résonance particulière : elle distingue un village toujours habité, dont l’identité continue de se construire entre spiritualité, architecture et création.
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EIGHT Hospitality Business School obtient le statut de Certified Member du réseau EHL, consacrant un modèle tunisien fondé sur la pédagogie active, l’expérience professionnelle et l’employabilité.
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Travel remains a priority for consumers, but the way people travel is changing,” said Miguel Sanz, President of the European Travel Commission. For destinations, this marks a clear shift: competitiveness is no longer built on appeal alone, but on the ability to deliver value, safety, accessibility and more balanced visitor flows across regions and seasons.
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Selon la European Travel Commission, le tourisme européen progresse au deuxième trimestre 2026 malgré les tensions géopolitiques. Mais les voyageurs privilégient désormais valeur, sécurité, proximité et confiance.
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Across the UAE, women are no longer simply participating in the economy. They are investing, planning, managing risk and shaping long-term decisions. For Dubai, one of the world’s most dynamic tourism destinations, this evolution offers a valuable insight into the traveller of tomorrow.
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Presented during VivaTech 2026 in Paris, new research commissioned by Booking.com in partnership with Oxford Economics highlights the economic weight of travel demand across Europe, from accommodation and transport to retail, food services, entertainment and regional economies.
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At its 10th anniversary edition in Paris, VivaTech did not simply celebrate the future of artificial intelligence, robotics or deep tech. It also offered a revealing glimpse into the future of travel: more intelligent, more personalized, more sustainable, and increasingly shaped by technology far beyond the traditional tourism industry.
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Off the beaches of Pernambuco, tourists are no longer just watching the ocean. They're rebuilding it - one coral fragment at a time.
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Sur la côte nord-est du Brésil, entre Pernambuco et Alagoas, la Route des Coraux réinvente le rapport entre le touriste et la nature. Ici, on ne se contente plus d'admirer, on répare.
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