Capital of Tunisia

TUNIS (capital of Tunisia)

Conference-opportunities:

The capital of the country is the city of Tunis and its suburbs: Gammarth, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said; it provides an opportunity for corporative groups to make a choice among a real collection of the hotels with irreproachable service. We speak, mainly, of the hotels of the level 5* and 5* lux, which were constructed at the resort in recent years.

Among them, there are many hotels which - in spite of their placement directly at the beach - are oriented to the inviting of corporative clients exclusively. At the same time, an event can be organized out of the hotel, too.

An ideal spot for the organization of forums, exhibitions and salons is Krum - the International trade and exhibition centre opened in 1991. Three halls with the space from 4 000 to 10 000 sq. m as well as 15 000 sq. m of the perfectly equipped outer territory of the Centre would satisfy the demands of the most exigent client.

To organize a VIP-conference, we invite you to a palace ensemble for 400 persons places in the National Museum of Bardo - one of the most big and famous archaeological museums of the Maghrebian countries. Here, with the background of the unique collection of preserved ancient Roman mosaics, your conference would receive a special charm.

Animation opportunities:

It is a serious reason to envy the capital and its suburbs regarding the aspect of the organization of cultural and entertaining tours and special parties. The magnificent Bay of Tunis between the Bizerte Cape and the Cap Bon, Carthage ruins and the city of Sidi Bou Said - so called Tunisian Monmartre The affinity of the quarters of the old town provides a chance for organizers to realize the brightest projects!

In Carthage you are welcome in the old cathedral of St. Louis built in the Byzantine-Moresque style.

Here they organize fashion-shows for 650 persons regularly. It is a unique spot for the organization of the most exquisite dinner for 500 guests. A panoramic view at the gulf and sounds of a symphonic orchestra add much to the air of the old cathedral - such event would enchant the hearts of any guests.

The palace of the French Baron of d'Herlanguer, built in the city of Sidi Bou Said in 1921, is a museum now; it is considered as a centre of Arabic and Mediterranean music. A visit to the museum is traditionally accompanied with an excellent concert; special cocktails are offered for all the guests.