What's Going on in Tunisia? Is it Cheap? Is it Safe?
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Are you interested in the beautiful Maghreb Mediterranean nation of Tunisia in North Africa? Well if you are, you're in for a treat. This African nation has tons of history, food and political situations to tantalize any traveler. Come along for a ride through the land of the Cartheginians.
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I missed Tunisia so much i can’t wait to go there soon
The cheapest and most beautiful country in the world, I wish I could go again soon!!!
I felt veryy secure in Tunísia . More than in Egypt or Morroccos . The people have a different and more liberate vibe.
It’s safe it’s beautiful it’s awesome ❤I was there for 2 months I enjoyed summer beach and delicious fresh
They have the most delicious fesh in the world
I'm going to Hammamet May can't wait.
I went to Sousse years ago.
First time back in years.
I know I'm going to enjoy the culture.
From the title, I expected this to be a video about the current political and economic situation there. However, this is a cool video. I absolutely love Tunisia. I spent lots of time in the southern part of the country.
I'm living in Houmt Souk in Southern Tunisia for a month. Really liking it so far. Looking forward to spending time in Tunis in April.
You need to go see the beaches 4 days ago I was swimming (it's really cold) I suggest you when you see the sun and there is no cold air you're good to go.
Is it easy for a european to find a job that pays enough to live for a family? Or.. hard for foreigners.. i do speak arabic but, can't read!
@@jamesw5696 I work remotely for a company based in Canada. Unemployment is high in Tunisia and pay is low. I wouldn't expect to find work there.
@@derekslarson
What company?
@@jamesw5696 you can work in turism or use the web for the work digital nomade.
Im so glad you feel welcomed and comfortable in my country and thank you what you said about our people. We are open to everyone and I hope you can visit again❤
It can be frustrating when people question Tunisia's safety due to a lack of awareness about global events. Safety concerns exist in many places worldwide, including popular cities like Paris and Istanbul. stay home and never travel because you're never too safe anywhere ... just annoying
You can't really blame them, the brainwashing of western media is just insane.
GO TO KABUL AND SEE IF IT IS THE SAME. NOT ALL PLACES ARE THE SAME. TUNISIA IS A GOOD COUNTRY FOR TOURISTS, BUT A SHIT HOLE FOR EVERYTHING ELSE.
Not true, it's legit fear. However I was travelling alone in Tunisia (Tunis- Hamamet), Djerba and it was safe in general. What I was afraid was some dogs that can be met on beaches or streets as some of them seemed very angry. Actually tunisian dogs are my worse experience from there. All people were lovely.
From Tunisia 🇹🇳 to around the world with Love ❤️ welcome everyone
Love Tunisia from 🇧🇩🫂
As a tunisian , i have a bangladeese friend.
Your name means happy in Tunisian. Want to visit Dahka
@@XwezYT 🇧🇩❤🇹🇳
@@monkeychief-nk7se really? Wow thanks! I also want to visit Tunis 💌
@@fhn46no bengladesh pakistanise and indian not not not !!!!!
I dont know if your still in tunisia but wether if or not you NEED to visit djerba island!! Its such a dreamy island and so much better then the big cities like tunis trust me!! Come visit us again , i go to djerba every summer and i am never bored you can do there so many things and see the most beautiful beaches!!😍
One love brother u always welcome in Tunisia 🇹🇳
One of the most accurate video about Tunisia! Thank you .
❤ Thank you for nice video. I did visit Tunisia last time before 3years and I really miss this country. I enjoyed watching the video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TalesFromTheRoadIf you were an official, close all the doors of the country in the face of homeless people like you
@@TalesFromTheRoadA hungry tourist visits Tunisia and takes pictures of it in the worst way just to distort it for no reason
@@aminemethlouthi
Is that guy homeless?
And
Is he distorting things ?
Thank you very much for your kind words about tunisia.🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for this- Amazing coverage!
I will be in Tunisia at the end of April. I’m very excited!!
Love this video thank you!! ❤️❤️🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TalesFromTheRoad
Watching feb 2024 , good video!
Hey brother, great video!
Just some quick notes. 3:29 Tunisia got its independence from the French in 1956 not 1957. 15:38 you said 4000 dinars which is actually about 1300 dollars. Instead, you should have either said 4 dinars or 4000 Millimes.
the must smart american
@@user-qi3ot1eo5t
Lol !!! The most smart American.
:) yes lol
@@user-qi3ot1eo5t
The most smart American . Yes lol
Monteur vas là Tunisie a eu son indépendance en 1963 après là geurre de Bizerte imbéciles minables abrutis Va n'importe quoi au lieu de raconter de salades Va té soigner vive la Tunisie
Vive la Tunisie pays de martyrs de chohada Farid de Tunis bab lakwess
Missed these videos! Glad to see you back, Pierce! As always, thank you for spreading your knowledge on all of these diverse places! safe travels! ✨️✨️✨️✨️
Thanks so much for watching all this time!
@@TalesFromTheRoadhello, man. welcome to my country. guddefi killed by USA forces not by lybians .
@@TalesFromTheRoad
You're living there? What do you do for work ? Can I live there too ? I even have an eu passport. ( ill need a visa yes )
Thank you for your visit and for making this great video. We appreciate your honest opinion of our country and hope you enjoyed your stay overall. I'd love to see more videos of other parts of Tunisia like the coasts and the Desert.
Being a Tunisian US immigrant I wanted to clarify a few facts that were miscommunicated in your video.
- 1st the reason for the confusing french / Arabic signs and the mixed up dialect is mainly the ongoing colonization of french to Tunis, going on almost 200 yrs now. This might be surprising to hear but it's the unfortunate truth. The occupation has ended in the 50's which most Tunisians like to think of it as independence, but the colonization is still on, in different forms. Hence the strong french (negative) influence in our culture.
- 2nd The Arab spring is definitely NOT a revolution nor a positive historical event for the Arab nations. Quite the opposite it's a trap that the concerned Arab nations fell in and that caused them to remain in the underdeveloped stage compared to the rest of the world. It's the most stupid mistake that the Arab nations of North Africa and the Middle East have done, specially Tunisia who remained politically, socially and economically unrested to this day.
- 3rd Tunis has been undergoing high inflation during the past 10 yrs making it more expensive than it used to, so your trip cost would vary depending on your trip style and budget, still Tunisia is a great and very affordable trip destination, welcoming people from all over the globe.
Thank you again, and looking forward for the next one. Cheers!
im tunisian and tbh idk what this guy is yapping about with the revolution stuff he's tripping
@@moezouabi Il a tout à fait raison, h'mar
Thank you, coming in late June can't wait .Had it with Greece /Spain so expensive now ❤
I'll be visit Tunisia next year with a group of friend.
you are welcome 😃
an addition regarding the statue you saw. As you mentioned it is the statue of Ibn Khaldun.
He is widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest social scientists of the Middle Ages and considered by many to be the father of historiography, sociology, economics, and demography studies.
I liked your video ❤❤Great job
founder of sociology
Love Tunisia from 🇳🇦
This is the best informative video on Tunisia so far, exactly the push I needed to move to Sousse for 2 months this summer. Of the local friends you made in Tunis while living there, did you find there to be an intellectual vibe? Or a more relaxed 'pura vida' style? Thank you!
Hasn't Tunisia turned into a dictatorship? The economy is on the brink of collapse. I'm not sure you should go there unless you know what you're doing
@@radscorpion8 Where did you get the news about dictatorship? That is far from true. As for the economic state, it’s basically similar to any other country in the world because of the global recession and crises going on..
@@radscorpion8 tunisia is a safe place , it is true we are srruggling economically like many other countries due to the corona periode and war in ukraine because we import both petrol and grain and that doesn't mean definitly people cannot visit our country
@@maybraik4733
In fact when, people visit , they bring money, by renting hotel room , and buying at local businesses, which, boosts the economy, so more money circulates and people can buy more items.
Welcome to Tunisia ♥️♥️
Welcome to Tunisia ♥
Thank you for the video
It's beautiful city to see it's thriving view ❤️
Tunisia❤❤❤❤
Would come to live Here for a while
Great video , you are well knowledgeable , all information about Tunisia and its history and culture are accurate
Im from bizarte in Tunisia and bizarte is close to bizarte and I have been so
Many times (:
Très belle la Tunisie ❤❤❤❤
New sub. Great video
Welcome!
@@TalesFromTheRoadyes great video , also can you share , what job , or field of industry do you work in, in tunisia. Thank you Sir.
Ilove tunisia😍
this is city tunis ?very nice places i will be come with my family
I'm going in Sept 😊
What country should I travel to next?
A country in the Middle Easr
@@dalensajero6805 I’m going to Jordan at the start of April! Good call!
Tunisia again, i think you'll have a good time by exploring it more ..
@@TalesFromTheRoad Go to saudi arabia ..tell the crown prince about what your people are planning for Tunisia
Thank you for the video ❤
12 years ago 1 euro was equal to 1.3 dinar but now its nearly 4 dinar
Excelent vlog ❤
Cool guy, thanks for the video.
you welcome TN 🥰🥰
Aishek!
The clock was renovated at its actual location back in 2001.
you got the civil police because you were filming the ministry of security and interior affairs (his ministry) without knowing my friend kkkkk
Great video, but there's a civilization you didnt mention, the Capsian culture
A lot of the french and tunisian influence also bled into Mexico, this place reminds me of home hahaha.
It probably was at one point
yoo go back to Tunisia BC i live there and i want to meet u do baddddd
Bro if you are still in Tunisia I can help you speak a little bit of Tunisian and suggest you cool things (most of them are unpopular)
Ich.hoffe. Für. Tunesien 🇹🇳 Ich bin traurig und wütend........
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Beautifull
Welcom tunisia
I loved it January 2024 🖤🌞💯😎
Nice that you pointed out all good points though I did not hear too much about the not so good points. You should. There is a few, just for the viewers safety.
You're welcome bro at any time to your second country 🇹🇳
but not for black right
@@teddymwangi stay following the fake news
@@mohamedhannachi8585 the president said it
@@teddymwangidon’t fall for propaganda. There is black people all over in Tunisia and they live together with non blacks.
Tunisia is pretty safe, terrorist attacks happens raaarely. But you need to go to the right places I suggest crowded places or safe places, try to avoid ghetto places but don't worry between 11am and 3pm pretty much safe everywhere.
welcom to Tunisia
If compare to Egypt, where is it more safe to live, in Tunisia or Egypt? Thank you!
Tunisia is very safe
Meu sonho é conhecer a Tunísia ❤
I'm telling the truth I lived there lived in souse Kairouan and the people are all the same
18:00 Jwajem is a sfaxian Speciality.
Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤Tunisia 🇹🇳
what month did you go? March? everyone is wearing sweaters, is it cold?
its pretty cold in tunisia in the winter
im from 🇹🇳🇹🇳
You mentioned your girlfriend living in Tunis, your not worried about she walking at night , is she American ?
Can anyone advise how to responsibly dispose electronic waste (eWaste) in Tunis?
In your walk around the city center, what percentage of people did you see walking around that looked like they were from parts of central and southern Africa?
It’s not such a big percentage in Tunis honestly. They mostly work in construction and house cleaning.
@@TalesFromTheRoad oh ok, thanks. Do you take any of the passenger rail or light rail in Tunis? wanted to know if that was easy to use and get on.
@@malcolmharris2398 they have it but honestly the taxis are so cheap I've never used it.
What do you mean by such question?? Are you black?? If you are and believe that we are racists so don't come to our country ok?? The freaking of sub-saharans are abundant in our country all of them are illegal migrants so they represent a real security challenge ...so if you visit our country watch out really I mean it they do all kind of delinquency so be careful of the pickpockets and those who do thefts under arms threats ...that's why we did shout out loud to get them out our country not because their skin color but because they did spread terror among us
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Bro, nice video. Why the police stopped you?
Yes...what was the dealio with the policeman (if I go it will be with camera like you) 🤳
Hi, where he was filming across the street is where the ministry of interior located. it is forbidden to film there for security reasons.
@@MarcJohnson246 you're welcome just don't film near police or military stations and enjoy your stay friend.
How do you avoid getting sick while eating local raw food from cheap vendors ?
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5:48 thanks for the positivity and enthusiasm! But it’s would have been better to talk about Tunisia culture without any political bias. The “Arab spring” theory is mostly made up by medias and promoted by other political groups that favor a khalifa over nations and people. What happened in countries like Libya and Syria are legit wars that were fully supported by foreign weapons industry lobbying. This has nothing to do with the Tunisian demonstration (or coup d’état) against the old regime.
18.05. Military guys there.
1 United States Dollar equals
3.14 Tunisian Dinar
🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳❤️❤️❤️
Are you renting or did you get a mortgage or win the lottery and brought a place?
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What area are you in
many efforts in security have been made since the terrorist attack
How many as a Los Angeles native would I need to live per month comfortably in Tunis nice area per month
Depends on what you want to do. If you just want to live a regular life and eat out occasionally something around 600 USD should cover the cost of living plus occasional treats like eating out and or trips etc. If you are all about the party life things can get crazy expensive very fast. Going out drinking liquor costs the same as in Europe. Since most if not all alcohol those places offer are imported they convert to literally the same price. Popping bottles will cost u 100/150usd(strong liquor} . Eating out in a very good place will cost around 20usd(this is quite high end already so expect a lot of very good places to be cheaper) a person (wine not included, but Tunisia has very good local wines that aren't expensive). So all in all it depends on what you want to do. At 600 USD a month u can get a normal appartement in a normal area and eat out have fun etc but dotn expect to go clubbing every weekend. This is for 1 person.
Great video but bro a meal costs 4 dinars (4000 millimes) and NOT 4000 dinars lol. That would be over 1k$ 💀💀💀🤣
I'm super interested in visiting the Arab world and Tunisia seems like a great option to get started on that. I've always been told Morocco is the safest and best country to visit, but honestly, the experiences people have had seem mixed. (I still want to go, but I'm a newb to this region).
I'm wondering though, I know there's some political instability with the current government. Does it feel volatile? Are there consistent protests or acts of civil disobedience you've noticed?
Most of the Middle East is way safer than it is made out to be. I have spent roughly a month each in Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE, Oman and Pakistan, and have not felt in danger one time (other than driving conditions on mountain roads in Pakistan).
I'm in Tunisia right now, I haven't seen any major demonstrations.
I haven't been to Morocco, but it has a bad reputation for scammers and hassle. Haven't faced much of that at all in any of the countries listed (other than near the main tourist sites in Egypt).
Jordan is a great first country in the Middle East IMO. Tons of amazing sites, relatively progressive/open, and still full-on Middle East. Oman is also a great option.
things right now ain't good in Tunisia, some strong Dictatorship regime action are rising with the socio-econmic crisis that's currently happening i don't think it's stable
France and the sionist edifice are now in turmoil of protest manifestation will this forbid you to go there?!!! Hhhhhhh
Our country is more safe and secure than your own country 🙄😉🙃 Our political condition is none of your business...if you wanna visit feel free to do it ...if you're aiming to interfere in our internal business then Don't go to morroco and enjoy the safety and cleanness that a country envaded with black savages of the sub Saharan Africa offers 😉😒🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagine thinking Tunisia and Morocco are located in Arabia. WHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA 😂😂😂 Americans and geography, gotta love it
@@derekslarson imagine thinking Tunisia and Morocco are in the Middle East. WHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA 😂😂😂
Very good depiction of TUNIS not tunisia lol ...and yes it's super safe and way less haggling than other countries...
the rest of teh country is very different in terms of atmopshere , living, landscape...tunis is really "european"..rest of the country has more the "arabic, berber vibe"
not really, it depends from which areas from any parts of Tunisia for example in Tunis itself there's more arabic as you said agglomeration than it exist in Tataouine let's say, some places in "Zaghwen" are more chill than "lac" region , so it's all relative
@@ashylarry3375 and who are you? Dégage
I agree.
"arabic, berber vibe"... I don't know where you get these terms from. Tunisia has been Tunisia since the beginning of Tunis history, its culture is Carthaginian from north to south. Tunisia has nothing to do with Europe or the Levant. Tunis, the capital, does not mean the period of the French occupation and its architecture. Rather, you find it in the old city and its architecture is spread throughout the country, and now it has new cities with Tunisian architecture.
You re almost right but not exactly , it depends of the erea , for exemple Tunis , bizerte in the north , nabeul , monastir , sousse , Sfax all this city’s have more European vibe and mentality mixed with the traditional vibe , the south ( where the desert start ) they are more traditional and conservative people and you will feel the amazigh vibe mixed with the Arabic vibe , without forgetting places like kairouan and the cities on the center where you will feel the Islamic Arabic vibe , so conclusion the north and all the cost have this Mediterranean European vibe mixed to many other cultures , great night life , bars clubs and luxury restaurants, south is pretty much different and conservative a part the island of Djerba which is a very touristic island , even the weather is not the same , north is green , cold in winter and Mediterranean in the summer , south is hot and desert , so you can’t describe Tunisia in some words , very mixed country where you can find everything and that’s what makes it beautiful 🇹🇳
Good video man! What happened to your girlfriend?
Warum.............
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Is it safe to visit Tunisia this summer
Ofc its safe
I've been wondering the same thing
@@ExcelperTe absolutely it's safe
@@Azz-M thanks!
What's going on in France?
Hi in your opinion, which of the two countries is more modern, Tunisia or Morocco?
Because you were both from those two countries🤔
They are abouta at the same level. you can find modern services and old world feel.
Sweets all look different but all taste the same
hey brother great video just avoid stupid tips like don't buy sweets but just eat for free it was really mean not because they are nice people we will abuse of that.
My inquiry is on the language barrier. I've traveled by bicycle through all of north America. That is Alaska to Panama but I speak fluent Spanish and didn't struggle very much. I am planning on riding from seville, españa to Egypt starting in the September. Is there much English spoken or do.i need to start a program in Arabic?
Not arabic ...start a Tunisian language course ( Tunisian language is a mix of several languages our berber language arabic French Italian Spanish Turkish) or shorten it to French language 😉🙃
english should be good just talk to younger generation , they are all about english , also if u need anything reach out to someone on ig or post and will help
Learn french instead, everyone speaks it, young or old .
Nowhere is safe. Stay own land ..Do no invade other land.
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It is Cheap and becoming Cheaper!hhh
Forgot the vandals lol 😂 guess you not an expert
Well spotted 👍
He didn’t mention at least 4 others invaders 😂
The Norman, The Spanish the German, And The Italian
But their invasion was Brief 😂😂😂
Bro named every colonizer but “forgot” to mention the actual natives of the country. This is what Pan-Arabism does with people