So the Mother Revolution ended.
They flew "Tunisian Airlines" with caution, but whether they know how to steer. The board was half empty. The crew does not speak Russian at all. The food was decent, even with Bacardi rum. They flew well. For loading a suitcase on the bus, the local "docker" asked for 5 bucks, got 1 (also a lot). A minivan with air conditioning and national music slowly drove us to the Amir Palace hotel, this is between Sousse and the Monastery, a bonus sightseeing tour of Sousse. A crisis is visible in the city - "night butterflies" flutter even during the day. The territory of the hotel and the beach are well-groomed, and the sea is dirty (packages and other disposable things float). We had all inclusive, the food is so-so, drinks are given to a minimum and the choice is not great. I had to pay extra to pour a flask in the bar (to disinfect the body). I left a tip on the table for cleaning the room, they don’t take it, only if you give it personally. Wife was constantly showered with compliments and gave flowers, it was only necessary to move away. It can be seen that the local "sekasa" is very lacking (and the revolution did not help). From the hotel to the nearest town there is a free bus to the store, then the driver collected a little change. There is nothing to buy, they took magnets and cups. Smoke is very expensive - take it with you from home. Unlike the Caucasus, I did not notice any Islamization - local women wear both national and European ones, as they like. DANGER: Do not walk alone in the evening (the chain was "torn off" from the tourist's neck). Do not leave things - they will quickly "attach legs" At the airport you can not take pictures, and the remaining dinars can be changed, otherwise they will be taken away at customs. The rest was boring, quiet, well-fed and not expensive (2 people all inclusive, a week is less than 50 thousand, so we liked it)