PromoTunisia Exploration & Leisure

2062 Van Tuyl Pl

Falls Church, VA 22043

promotunisia.com

Tel 1-888-701-3202

Fax (408) 676-4646

TUNISIA 2010 ITINERARIES

Itinerary Name	Dates	Main Theme	Tour Lead	Trip Highlights	Detailed Trip Link	Land Price (in Double)-All Inclusive
Tunisia : From Kasbah to Sahara	March 12- 22, 2010 (10 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	History (Roman and Phoenician sites), arts & traditions, cuisine, Sahara	Historian & Tour Director H. Hammi	Spring flowers trip through the archaeological treasures of northern Tunisia, the vibrant medinas of central Tunisia and the Sahara desert	http://www.promotunisia.com/MAR10TUN.pdf	$3,050 Early booking= $2,950
Tunisia : History, Arts & Traditions	May 8- 18, 2010 (10 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	History (Roman and Phoenician sites), arts & traditions, cuisine, Sahara	Historian & Tour Director H. Hammi	Tunisia revealed through the archaeological treasures of northern Tunisia, the vibrant medinas of central Tunisia and the Sahara desert	http://www.promotunisia.com/MAY10TUN.pdf	$3,050 Early booking= $2,950
Tunisia : Souk to Sahara SPECIAL TRIP	June 12- 23, 2010 (11 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	Discover Tunisia landscapes and Tunisians’ life through this special photography workshop	Historian M. Halouani and Tour Director Arlene Collins	Completely immerse yourself in the art of photography with world-renowned faculty while discovering Tunisia’s places, people, art and culture in the most private and luxurious way we have ever provided	www.theworkshops.com/catalog/courses/coursepage.asp?CourseID=3178&SchoolID=24&CatID=361	$6,350 (includes photography classes tuition)
Tunisia : From Kasbah to Sahara	October 13-23, 2010 (10 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	History (Roman and Phoenician sites), arts & traditions, cuisine, Sahara	Historian & Tour Director H. Hammi	Special Fall trip through the archaeological treasures of northern Tunisia, the vibrant medinas of central Tunisia and the Sahara desert	http://www.promotunisia.com/OCT10TUN.pdf	$3,050 Early booking= $2,950
Tunisia : From Carthage to the festivals of the Sahara	December 17-27,2010 (10 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	Special Saharan experience, with coverage of the historical sites and the Medinas	Historian & Tour Director M. Halouani	Experience Tunisia’s historical heritage and Berber festivals. This trips covers the archaeological treasures of northern Tunisia, the vibrant medinas of central Tunisia and the Sahara desert (including the annual festival of the oasis) and is led by our top historian	http://www.promotunisia.com/DEC10TUN.pdf	$3,050 Early booking= $2,950
Tunisia : History, Arts & Traditions	December 25, 2010- January 3, 2011 (10 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	Special Saharan experience, with coverage of the historical sites and the Medinas, the Roman and Phoenician sites	Historian & Tour Director H. Hammi	Experience Tunisia’s historical heritage and Berber festivals. This trips covers the archaeological treasures of northern Tunisia, the vibrant medinas of central Tunisia and the Sahara desert (including the annual festival of the oasis)	http://www.promotunisia.com/DEC10TUN10.pdf	$3,050 Early booking= $2,950
Tunisia : History. Arts & Traditions 14 days	December 25, 2010- January 7, 2011 (14 days Northern and Southern Tunisia)	Special Saharan experience, with coverage of the historical sites and the Medinas, and the northern archaeological sites	Historian & Tour Director H. Hammi	Experience Tunisia’s historical heritage and Berber festivals. This trips covers the archaeological treasures of northern Tunisia, the vibrant medinas of central Tunisia and the Sahara desert (including the annual festival of the oasis). It is a unique journey offered once a year and led by our best tour director and our general manager	http://www.promotunisia.com/DEC10TUN14.pdf	$3,980 Early booking= $3,870

* Early bookings are bookings occuring 3 months prior to the trip start date

PLEASE CALL 1-888-701-3202 for additional available itineraries

All programs include:

• Discovering Carthaginian, Roman and Byzantine archaeological and historical treasures all classified in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

• Experiencing a complete change of scenery from the Mediterranean coastline to the Sahara desert and a taste for adventure (camel riding, Sahara walks..). Walk in the mountain oases of Tamerza and Tataouine where "the English Patient", "Star Wars" and “Indiana Jones” were filmed.

• Tasting exquisite Mediterranean and Tunisian cuisine that will be served in exotic settings (under AC/Heat luxury tents in the middle of the desert, in 1001 nights Ottoman restored Palaces or overlooking the Mediterranean).

• Immersing you in the local culture through various activities (e.g., musical events, couscous cooking demonstrations, festivals…)

• Traveling in a small group (8 to 10 max) with top of the line, often small boutique hotels 4* or 5* depicting the charm of the country, near points of interest such as Medinas and colorful markets.

• Most trips are led by renowned Tunisian historian Mohamed Halouani, an unfailing source of knowledge and a great traveling companion. Testimonies of past travelers indicate that Mohamed made their experience truly unique. He has access to several specialists and private homes/museums including an architect in charge of restoring an old ottoman palace in the Medina, a private mosaics museum, a local family of Berbers near Matmata and several other “surprises” that provides a unique cultural and people experience to your travelers.

Mohamed Halouani, Renowned Tunisian Historian and PromoTunisia Tour Director, quick biography:

Many testimonies of past travelers have praised Mohamed Halouani, a Tunisia historian and PromoTunisia’ Tour Director for the depth of his knowledge on Tunisian history, arts & traditions. Mohamed truly made their experience unique.

Mohamed Halouani, our tour director, transformed his profound passion for travel and history into a creative and diversified educational career, designing and carrying out multiple archaeological and cultural trips for diverse institutions, such as The Detroit Institute of Art, The Textile Museum, The American Museum of Natural History and many more organizations.

After having received his Bachelor degrees in English and Spanish, Mohamed Halouani completed his European Master’s in linguistics and Hispanic studies at the Sorbonne University in Paris. He has extensive knowledge on Islamic and secular architecture and Eastern decorative elements.