Tunisia was ranked 82nd out of 203 countries and territories in the latest Bloom Consulting Country Brand Ranking for tourism.
In this nomenclature, Bloom Consulting, official data partner of the World Economic Forum, ranks Tunisia sixth in Africa and ninth in the Arab world.
Egypt is first in Africa by ranking 25th out of 203 countries and territories. The North African country is followed by South Africa, positioned 41st in the world ranking. Morocco is also on the podium at 43rd place. The Cherifian kingdom is followed by Mauritius (68th) and Tanzania (77th).
Tunisia (82nd) is sixth in Africa ahead of Kenya (84th) and Seychelles (95th). Madagascar (96th) is in ninth place on the continent. Nigeria (103) is in last place in the African TOP 10.
In the Arab world, Egypt (25th) is also on the top, while Morocco is second. Saudi Arabia (56th) is third, ahead of Qatar (58th) and Jordan (66th). The United Arab Emirates (70th) is sixth in the Arab world, ahead of Oman (72nd) and Lebanon (78th). Tunisia (82nd) is ninth while the Kingdom of Bahrain is tenth.
The Bloom Consulting report is based on the evaluation and comparison, by country, of the economic performance of the tourism sector measured in revenue over the past five years.
