Tunisia Travel Safety: The UK Foreign Office says Tunisia’s main tourist areas are generally safe, but warns against travel to parts of southern and western Tunisia, including within 20km of the Tunisia–Libya border, the Chaambi Mountains National Park, and the Tunisia–Algeria border, citing cross-border terrorism and fighting in Libya. Sustainable Tourism Push: Tunisia’s National Tourist Office (ONTT) signed a memorandum with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) to build a sustainability roadmap, train stakeholders, and align Tunisian standards with international benchmarks. Tunisia in the World Cup Spotlight: Japan’s pre-tournament camp in Monterrey included a venue change after pitch inspections, and Tunisia is listed as Japan’s next Group F opponent in Monterrey on June 20. Tourism Market Signals: A UN World Tourism Organization report notes Tunisia outperformed North Africa with an estimated 26% rise in arrivals in early 2026, while Morocco’s receipts jumped 24% in Q1. Food Safety & Tourism Confidence: Tunisia’s watermelon exports are continuing after authorities cleared a social-media rumor blamed for poisoning, saying contamination came from confusion with toxic wild herbs. Migration & Regional Narrative: Tunisian academics and rights advocates reject claims that Morocco is facilitating irregular migrant arrivals into Tunisia, saying the routes don’t match geography and are politically driven.