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Wythenshawe travel agents Laura and Lynda received the devastating news that they d be out of a job again
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When best friends Laura and Lynda were told they d be losing their jobs as travel agents for the second time in two years, they were absolutely heartbroken.
Jewish Pilgrims Visit Tunisia’s Djerba Island Despite Pandemic Maya Margit 04/29/2021
Lag b’Omer pilgrimage taking place under strict conditions after annual rite canceled last year due to coronavirus restrictions
Hundreds of Jewish pilgrims are taking part in an annual pilgrimage to the ancient Ghriba synagogue on the Tunisian island of Djerba, as the country faces a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
The pilgrimage is taking place from April 25 to May 2 to mark the holiday of Lag b’Omer, which falls on Thursday night and Friday. Unlike pre-pandemic times, when thousands of worshipers from around the globe would make the trip, only a few hundred faithful were able to do the same this time around.
Tunisia eases travel restrictions for UK visitors
By ANA Reporter
Tunisia has announced that it will ease restrictions for UK visitors on supervised package holidays.
Local English news platform KentLive reported on Tuesday that the North African country insists that tourists provide proof that they have booked a flight, transfer and tourist accommodation as part of the organised trip.
The restrictions were lifted on Monday, according to KentLive.
Tourists who arrive in Tunisia must also produce evidence of a negative PCR test taken no more than 72 hours before travel.
There are further restrictions, KentLive reported.
Tourists must stay in groups in Tunisia, use only the stipulated transport and accommodation and comply with the country s Covid-19 tourism health protocol.