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2 Comments

  1. anthony hopkins
    February 20, 2011 • 8:33 pm

    why are we getting 2 differing reports on the safety of travel to tunisia, your web page says the fco has lifted any restriction, but actually they havent. i have personally contacted the fco ,and although the situation is marginally better, thier advice differs from yours. a reply would be grateful.

    • Brian Evans
      February 21, 2011 • 9:42 am

      Dear Sir

      Our information had been very clear and concise, we have updated the travel advice to reflect that the Foreign office no longer – advises against all but essential travel to the country.

      http://www.cheaperholidays.com/travel/tunisia-travel-advice/2011/01/23/

      Update: The Foreign Office has lifted its travel advice against all “non-essential” travel to Tunisia.

      The FO changed its advice today which will allow holiday companies to resume operations to the North African country.