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TOURISM IN THE ALGERIAN SAHARA REVIVING Chris Grad - May 14, 2023 0 Listen to this article 00:01:58 Your browser doesn’t support HTML5 audio

After fourteen years of closure, the Algerian Sahara is reopening its doors to international tourists. The government, Air Algérie (the national airline), and local organizations are dedicated to revive tourism in the country with enthusiasm and determination.

Famous for its size and diversity of deserts, the Algerian Sahara offers incomparable scenery with mountains, rocky massifs, valleys, wadis, and dunes. This territory stands out for its diversity and history. Rock paintings and engravings are evidence of past civilizations that have inhabited these areas for two million years.

Crossing the Algerian Sahara is a journey of adventure and humanity. Accompanied by the Tuaregs, visitors discover and share the life of these desert men, ready to tell their stories and share knowledge of their territory. Locals say, “There are no tourists among the Saharans; there are only guests."

TOs and agencies work hand in hand with Air Algérie and experts in southern Algeria to boost the country's tourist potential.

The Algerian authorities are setting up an entry visa service system for individuals and groups based on the price of €110. Suppose the request is now subject to a period of 15 days. In that case, Air Algérie and the government aim to facilitate entry into Algerian territory and issue visas within seven days.

Since 2022, the country has participated in major European tourist fairs and conducted communication campaigns, educational tours, and press trips. Algeria aims to attract 3 million visitors by 2024 through various means, capitalizing on the allure of the destination and the post-covid trend of seeking out wide open spaces and adventure tourism.

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