Tunisia Seeks Tourists
From Reuters
TUNIS, Tunisia —
The government plans to convert the summer palace of former President Habib Bourguiba into a tourist complex, a spokesman said Monday. The palace, in the central coastal town of Monastir, has 190 acres of grounds, and the government will add an adjoining 162 acres for the tourism project, the spokesman said.
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