Yacht Services Tunisia prepares to welcome visitors as Tunisia reopens to yachts

In the wake of COVID-19, Tunisia has elevated itself to be one of the safest superyacht cruising grounds around, to date recording some of the lowest numbers of coronavirus cases throughout Europe. As a result, border restrictions are due to be lifted on 27th June 2020.

From the end of June, yachts will be welcomed back to cruise Tunisia’s waters and resume their regular maritime services, including duty-free bunkering. Strict procedures and safety protocols for the hospitality industry and wider businesses are being rolled out in preparation for this date. Working in accordance with guidelines laid out by the World Health Organization (WHO), hospitality staff are undergoing additional training to be able to competently undertake newly required safety procedures. A concerted effort is being made nationwide to ensure the successful management of the coronavirus pandemic continues once normal daily life resumes.

Leading yacht agency Yacht Services Tunisia has been busy preparing for visitors after months of lockdown.

Kim Williams of Yacht Services Tunisia, commented, “Tunisia has been through a lot over the past nine years, but each time it rises up against the odds. Now as the end of lockdown is in sight and with our international boarders about to reopen, we should all be very thankful for the swift action that the Tunisian government has taken. We will of course follow strict sanitary procedures when we welcome our yachts into port and will continue to follow all government protocols as they are released.”

From ancient ruins to sea therapy spa treatments, and pristine gold courses to a collection of fully serviced prestige superyacht marinas, Tunisia is waiting with its arms open wide to welcome its owners, captains and crew a safe return to its inviting and protected shores.

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