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2 hours and 50 minutes from Gatwick to Tunis

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Chotts

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You can look at her web-site.

Its will show were she is going to go threw the year.

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no, it is in north Africa

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About three hours.

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yes

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Indeed. 2% of children dont go to school, and with the other 98% thousands drop out every year and are involved in child labor. 3.1 children in Tunisia are EMPLOYED. But they say that education of children of the ages 6-16 are to have COMPULSORY education.

(See? I wrote important words with caps :D)

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carthage,tunis

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There is a presidency palace in Carthage, Tunis, in the city of Greater Tunis, cos Carthage actually is part of the extreme north-east of Tunisia as it's a hill near with the sea on its feet. All the Carthage area such as Gammarth, La Marsa is quite a luxury area, however there is Salambo which is pretty popular and nasty place.

In the area where the presidency palace is, there are also several important places where ambassadors of foreign countries live.

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2 and a half hours from london, according to thomas cook.

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Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was born on September 3, 1936.

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contact the health dept in your county and they will have all the info including any shots needed

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The flight time is approximately 2 hours, 35 minutes.

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Sri Lankan visa is approved by the ETA. It is a Sri Lankan institute. To get a visa you can apply online visa for Sri Lanka. Just click on the link in my profile. Its an official website.

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3 hours and 45 minutes

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Tunisia, officially the Tunisian Republic, is a country situated on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa. It is the northernmost African country and the smallest of the nations situated along the Atlas mountain range. Around 40 percent of the country is composed of the Sahara desert, with much of the remainder consisting of particularly fertile soil, and a 1300-km coastline. Both played a prominent role in ancient times, first with the famous Phoenician city of Carthage, and later, as the Africa Province, which became known as the bread basket of the Roman Empire.

It is thought that the name Tunis (Arabic for both the nation and capital city) originated from Berber, meaning either a geographical promontory, or, "to spend the night."

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yes he will be but he has not comfirned an excact date yet

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No. Technically he was not a real person, but rather a couple different Arab reformers rolled into one for the production of Lawrence of Arabia. yes Al-Shareif Ali is a real person and he has sons and they are ... Shuja,a , Fahad, Meteb,Mshhur, Muhammad,Saud , and 2 daughters Shaikhah and tellhuwah.... and many grandsons ...

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Malaysians do not need a visa to visit Tunisia, they can stay for 3 months

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the president Zine Alabidine Ben Ali with over $5 billions

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Tunis is the capital of Tunisia.

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Just like any other culture. They like to spend their time with close friends and family members. Usually they'll also have tea as it's big in the Arab culture.

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About 2 and an half hours

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no it's not. what makes you think that !

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As of May 2011, CDC Yellow book advises the following:

Update routine vaccinations (MMR, Td, varicella, polio, flu) if not up to date.

If you're coming from a country with Yellow Fever, you'll need to present proof of Yellow Fever shots.

Depending on the location and activities planned for your trip, you may also need Hep A, Hep B, rabies, and typhoid.

See a travel health specialist who can evaluate your medical history and itinerary to determine what's needed for your particular situation.

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no she or he cant cuz there to daym fat to go on the plane in the first place stupid