Articles so far about this lovely country, plus see below for posts during my north African travels:

• Tragedy and tourism: Tunisia’s Bardo Museum (for The Wayward Post).
• Yes, you should visit Tunisia (and what to see and do in Tunis and Hammamet) (for LuxuryAndBoutiqueHotels.com)
• Should you visit a country that has had a terrorist attack?

Featured hotels for LuxuryAndBoutiqueHotels.com:

• Golden Tulip Carthage (Gammarth Bay, Tunis)
  • and here’s a story featuring the Golden Tulip’s spa: The hammam: a different sort of spa day (for Nanuism)
• Dar El Marsa (La Marsa, Tunis)
• La Badira, a Leading Hotel of the World (Hammamet)
• Les Orangers Beach Resort and Bungalows (Hammamet)

April 13/15:

I’ve just arrived in Tunis and I can’t believe how beautiful it is!  The sense of hospitality, like in every other Muslim country I’ve visited, is amazing.  And yes, I feel very safe.

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March 19/15:

I’ll round off my north Africa trip in Tunisia.

Despite the March 18 attack in Tunis, I still wish to go.  First, a city that has just had a terrorist attack becomes one of the safest cities in the world — everyone becomes hyper vigilant (e.g. I’ve been to NYC shortly after 9/11, and Paris right after the Charlie Hebdo attack … I felt perfectly safe). Second, if we avoid cities that have had terrorist attacks, we hurt the citizens who live there and we create even more disparity.

So, I will go to Tunisia, and your advice is welcomed for what I should see and do there.

Stories to come.