Discover Tunisia
Mediterranean Beauty
From beautiful beaches and turquoise waters to olive groves and coastal landscapes, Tunisia offers a distinctly Mediterranean setting that combines relaxation with natural beauty.
History & Cultural Heritage
Discover thousands of years of history, from ancient Carthage and Roman ruins to the distinctive architecture, traditions and vibrant culture of Tunisia.
Authentic Experiences
Experience Tunisia beyond the conference, with welcoming communities, traditional cuisine, lively markets and the unique atmosphere of destinations such as Gammarth, Carthage and Sidi Bou Said.
Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, offers conference attendees an opportunity to experience a destination where Mediterranean life, history and culture come together. Located at the crossroads of Africa, Europe and Asia, the city provides an ideal gateway to discover the wider Mediterranean region, while its proximity to the historic sites of Carthage, the coastal communities of Gammarth and La Marsa, and the distinctive blue and white village of Sidi Bou Said adds to the experience beyond the conference programme.
During their stay, attendees can combine the conference with opportunities to explore Tunisia’s rich cultural and natural heritage. From ancient archaeological sites and traditional markets to Mediterranean beaches, local cuisine and the distinctive landscapes of the northern coast, Tunis offers a welcoming setting for participants to connect, discover and experience a different side of the Mediterranean.
5 Things You Need to See in Tunisia
Local Flora
Tunisia enjoys a predominantly Mediterranean climate, with mild, wetter winters and warm, sunny summers, particularly along the northern and coastal regions. The country’s varied geography creates distinct climatic conditions, ranging from the more humid Mediterranean north to the warmer and drier central and southern regions, contributing to the remarkable diversity of its landscapes and plant life.
Rumex tunetanus ‘Patience de Tunisie’
An emblematic plant species of Tunisia, presented in the conference logo as a symbol of the natural bridge between the two shores of the Mediterranean.
Limonium boitardii Maire
A rare Tunisian endemic species recorded in the marshes of Ichkeul National Park, highlighting the botanical importance of this protected area.
Teucrium schoenenbergeri Nabli
A rare endemic species found on Jbel Ichkeul, where it forms part of the distinctive vegetation of the mountain landscape.