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Tourism in Tunisia
Tunisia has many wonderful tourist resorts. That's why my family and I decided to spend the summer holiday in Jerba. Jerba is one of the most impressive towns in Tunisia. It has always been an exciting place to visit. It's the third time I visit Jerba and each time I came back I could discover new things that I have never seen before. We really enjoyed our stay there as we spent the whole time going from one place to another. We went sightseeing everyday and visited the old markets. We visited Houmt Souk with its large market place which offer a wide range of goods: pottery, carpets, fruit and vegetables as well as antiques. One cannot visit Jerba without seeing and enjoying its pure sea and its golden beach. I want to advise all my friends to choose Jerba as a place for spending their holidays.

Tunisia has many wonderful tourist resorts. That's why my family and I decided to spend the summer holiday in Jerba. Jerba is one of the most impressive towns in Tunisia. It has always been an exciting place to visit. It's the third time I visit Jerba and each time I came back I could discover new things that I have never seen before. We really enjoyed our stay there as we spent the whole time going from one place to another. We went sightseeing everyday and visited the old markets. We visited Houmt Souk with its large market place which offer a wide range of goods: pottery, carpets, fruit and vegetables as well as antiques. One cannot visit Jerba without seeing and enjoying its pure sea and its golden beach. I want to advise all my friends to choose Jerba as a place for spending their holidays.

Tunisia has many wonderful tourist resorts. That's why my family and I decided to spend the summer holiday in Jerba. Jerba is one of the most impressive towns in Tunisia. It has always been an exciting place to visit. It's the third time I visit Jerba and each time I came back I could discover new things that I have never seen before. We really enjoyed our stay there as we spent
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