Originally posted on Wanderlust Superstars:
Riad Lamane Hotel in Zagora / Morocco
Typical blue door in Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia
Originally posted on Jade Hoffman:
#tunisien, #Tourism, #maghreb, #Architecture, #tunisie
Clear waters at Chebika Oasis, Tunisia
Originally posted on Kaitlyn Riddle:
Clear waters at Chebika Oasis, Tunisia
7 of the Middle Eastern Startups to Watch in 2020
Originally posted on Dr. Ehsanollah Bayat's Wordpress Blog:
The 2010s have been a decade of tremendous growth for the Middle Eastern startup sector. With numerous high-profile exits and valuation milestones, this ecosystem has had a truly prosperous several years. As we move into 2020, it’s important to keep an eye on the startups that…
North African Hope
Originally posted on Sandhour.:
Can North Africa be the magic number that augurs a better future for the Middle East? Though on the fringe of the Islamic world, the regions of Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria were interconnected with the flourishing Andalusian culture and had centers of learning akin to universities that produced vibrant Sufi streams,…
Unlocking the secrets of the Tunisian Sahara in Tozeur
Originally posted on TRAVELAUREL:
My first look at the Sahara came from atop a fluffy camel as the sun breaks above the horizon, flinging cotton-candy hues across the sky above the wide expanse of the Chott el Djerid salt pan – the largest in the Sahara. As a morning person, I’ve seen a lot of…
“Being and Well-Being: Traditional Healthy Diets from the Mediterranean and Beyond”
Originally posted on HUMAN WRONGS WATCH:
Human Wrongs Watch Putting Mediterranean and other traditional diets back on the consumer’s plate The Mediterranean diet implies high intakes of diverse vegetables, fruits, legumes, herbs and olive oil. Vegetables are displayed on sale at a stall at the Esquilino market in Rome, Italy. ROME, 27 November 2019 (FAO)*…
