Is This REALLY Africa's Most Developed Country?!

[@AliceBradley-t3o]

I visited Tunisia last week and I can confirm that it is one of the best countries in the world 😍 I like the food , the weather , the people ... I will visit Tunisia again 🥰 Love Tunisia and Tunisians so much from the US 🇺🇸♥️🇹🇳

[@festuskemboi920]

That's amazing 👏 😍 😊

[@Alaadinhistoriq]

مرحبا بك أخي في تونس ملتقى الحضارات 🇹🇳

[@latifayazidi4230]

❤❤❤ thanks very much Alice you will be welcomed .

[@Ryan14-x4q]

To welcome 🇹🇳🙏

[@animeyay9935]

Please tell usa to stop giving money to Israel terrorists.

[@New_Balance1]

Tunisia my favourite country in Africa, beautiful country, nice weather, safe, developed and opened minded people, luv Tunisia from England 🇬🇧

[@MichelePonte]

@@New_Balance1 nice!

[@khadijaajil2023]

Tu as visité le Maroc déjà ​@@MichelePonte

[@Bejaiakabylie]

Love Tunisia from Algeria 🇩🇿♥️🇹🇳

[@ZosiaPawlowski]

Love Tunisia from Poland 🇵🇱💖🇹🇳

[@MichelePonte]

Cześć

[@Jamil_alhassann]

Welcome back in any time ❤ , you like to live the best trips and discover Tunisia come you are a citizen Tunisian , I will show you to any one much secret palace beautiful ❤

[@YassmineSlama-f6i]

as a tunisian, i'm glad that you visited our country!😍❤

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks a lot!

[@aymennhedhlii6194]

لم نكن مستعمرة فرنسية، بل دولة تونسية محتلة من قبل دولة فاشية(فرنسا) وتخلصنا منها بعد قتال متواصل

[@tunisiandoctor3892]

Tunisia is safer cleaner cheaper and more beautiful than any western country right now... I bought 4 real estates there and I have a better life with cash flow than in Switzerland (where I lived 15 years)

[@MichelePonte]

On cleaner, I disagree. But maybe you live in a special area.

[@tunisiandoctor3892]

@MichelePonte you have to visit Paris or Berlin... Tunis is cleaner.

[@skeptikoslibertus8667]

😂😂😂😂 cleaner and safer than switzerland !!??? 🙄🙄🤦😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 OMFG 😂😂😂😂

[@tunisiandoctor3892]

@skeptikoslibertus8667 cleaner and safer than Paris and berlin ... Switzerland is not in the EU...

[@skeptikoslibertus8667]

@@tunisiandoctor3892 Man stop it please !!! Tunisia is a third world country and it's bankrupt country that lives on foreign aid !!!!! Everything is messed up in Tunisia since 2011 !! The economy is failing, life standars and quality are crumbling and your governement is begging money from Algeria and other countries !!! Algeria is sending you food aid man ! they sent you sugar and biscuits and you have the b*lls to say that you are better than Paris or Berlin 🤦😂😂😂😂 wtf !!! Tunisians are running away ftom Tunisia and risk their life to try to reach Italy and Greece illegally and you are here bragging and saying that life in Tunisia is better tha Switzerland 😂😂😂😂😂

[@KS_VIDEOTECH]

i'm tunisian who lives in germany and i had bad experiences with some italians here but i will never judge a whole country because of 8 stupid people. bad and good are everywhere. i still love italia our neighbours and will visit it again and again.

[@MichelePonte]

I agree, that's why I went to your country

[@sammygarnaoui7907]

@@MichelePonte Italians are our bneighbours were and stil a good neighbours .period

[@fC-eb7nr]

​@@MichelePonteI live in Malta as a Tunisian I helped many Italians without asking nothing in return ,and Italians hate each other more than they hate us ,fix the dilemma north south ...

[@varoonnone7159]

And in France, Tunisians fill prisons

[@fC-eb7nr]

@@varoonnone7159 ah from your profile picture ,you don't belong to a hating religion towards a specific ethnicity 🤭😆

[@hichem375]

Tunisia is a mega strong country when it comes to history. Tunisia was the powerful Carthage empire long before Rome wasn't even a village. Tunisia the home of Saint Augustin whom he spread Christianity to Europe. Tunisia's Hannibal Barca one of the greatest general that invaded Europe and beseiged Rome for then years. Tunisia is the first country in the world to establish a parliament, a house of Senate's and municipalities. Tunisians where living in houses with baths and toilets long before Europe. Tunisia is the first country to abolish slavery. Tunisia has a small but very effective and strong special forces that defeated daesh in Ben Guerdane in a historic victory. Tunisia has the largest olive farm in the World, with an olive oil renowned worldwide. Tunisia invented pasta and not Italy. Tunisia used to be the food basket of Rome. And the list goes on and on.

[@bedyjeridi2103]

Yeah those are dumb tourists

[@AhmedElsaleet]

Egypt was the food basket of Rome, almost of Europe's wheat came from there

[@mariemmarie5185]

Don't forget first university in the world.: ziatuna university

[@skeptikoslibertus8667]

​@@mariemmarie5185 Why do you lie !!! On the UNESCO website they say the oldest University in the world is the Qaraouiyin university in Fez, Morocco 🙄😂😂😂😂

[@skeptikoslibertus8667]

Saint Augustin is from Annaba in Algeria not Tunisia 😂

[@AStupidTourist]

Always wanted to go to Tunisia. Thanks for the look , see you next video 🤘

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks a lot!

[@joeytribbiani735]

everybody wearing trousers even if the weather is not so cold because usually if you have some administrative papers or things you need to do or preprare in which you need to get into an administration or an official office it is almost obligatory for some reason not to wear shorts

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@annemariefarrugia]

Tunisia is something different....it's great that you chose it.

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks Anne!

[@wiemab12]

Wise decision to visit and discover Tunisia and its people for yourself. You can’t judge an entire nation based on one or two bad experiences with someone of that nationality! 😊

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@biba_365]

Tunisia is certainly not the most developed country in Africa, but it is developed with its people who love it and respect tourists who come in beautiful nature and quiet atmosphere. You went to the cheapest hotel, but there are five-star hotels in Tunisia and the most luxurious hotels in the world, and there are the largest and most luxurious tourist places that can be visited, as well as the ordinary and medium-sized popular areas, and you chose to photograph only the things that show the country in the image you wanted to show, but it is not the whole truth. However Tunisia still the most beautiful country in my eyes ❤🇹🇳❤️

[@dhiya1]

La maggior parte dei giovani tunisini che sono emigrati illegalmente verso l'Italia, la Polonia e altri paesi europei appartiene a categorie specifiche: molti fuggono dalla giustizia, altri non sono riusciti a completare gli studi, oppure provengono da contesti sociali svantaggiati, soprattutto dalle regioni interne della Tunisia. Nonostante il loro basso livello di istruzione e le difficoltà nel trovare opportunità nel loro paese, sono partiti in migliaia, o addirittura centinaia di migliaia, verso l'Europa. Purtroppo, questa immagine negativa che alcuni cittadini italiani e europei hanno di loro si riflette in modo ingiusto sui giovani tunisini istruiti e qualificati, con alti livelli di educazione e competenze, creando un pregiudizio che danneggia l'intera comunità tunisina all'estero.

[@MichelePonte]

Ne sono consapevole, e per questo sono andato. Mia madre è polacca, e ti puoi immaginare gli insulti che mi sono preso da ragazzino... quindi capisco perfettamente la situazione

[@AymenNas-b2l]

Sono d'accordissimo 👌🏾👏🏽

[@dhiya1]

@@MichelePonte Mi dispiace davvero sentire ciò che hai vissuto. Voglio ringraziarti per il tuo straordinario lavoro su KZbin che dimostra non solo il tuo talento, ma anche la tua grande moralità e forza d’animo, nonostante le difficoltà affrontate durante la tua infanzia a causa di alcuni giovani tunisini. Spero che la tua esperienza in Tunisia sia meravigliosa e che tu possa scoprire il calore e la bellezza del nostro paese, che va oltre i pochi episodi negativi. Siamo lieti che tu condivida un’immagine autentica delle tue esperienze qui, poiché questo aiuta a sensibilizzare i cittadini e le autorità locali, spingendoli a migliorare il loro comportamento in futuro. Continua così, il tuo lavoro fa davvero la differenza. Bravo e complimenti

[@Mohamed-.777]

​@@dhiya1 bledna khir minhom khouya

[@damdoumibou3ajaja338]

@dhiya1 "soprattutto dalle regioni interne della Tunisia" Jihaweyet 7atta goddem tlayen ya m3allem? 7atta el manate9 el dakheleya fihom 9aryin w tobba w des ingenieurs kan ma fibelekch! Rabbi yahdik wallah!

[@mouradouertani1381]

Michele Ponte, thank you for showing us this beautiful country and thank you for speaking highly about Tunisia. I can assure you that Tunisians are thrilled to have you there and would love to see you visi other parts of this historic mediterranean country (Tunisia). Good job buddy.

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks a lot!

[@randydergantz]

I’ll admit, I know nothing about Tunisia. A forgotten and never discussed or filmed place, if you live in the USA. I was surprised to see the modernity in this video. Also the leniency of dress code for women, unlike some other Muslim countries. The streets looked to be very clean, and no scamming encountered by yourself. A big plus! Your hotel is not the Huawei Hotel, but considering what you paid for your room and the cleanliness, I’d call it a pretty good deal! During your interactions with people here, you spoke in Italian. What language is spoken here? Arabic? French? Can a tourist survive with just English? Excellent video! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. I look forward to future presentations from Tunisia!

[@MichelePonte]

Hi Randy, I started the video by showing Tunisia's location cause I figured lots of people never heard of this country. Regarding the languages, the main ones are Arabic and French, but being so close to Italy made many Tunisians learn Italian. So lots of people understand me, and now and then I use a few words in Arabic and French 🙂

[@ghazzpowaa1874]

in tunisia, english is mostly learned by the newer generations. i think 80% of tunisians under the age of 35 can somewhat communicate in english (at least in big cities)

[@ZiHa-w1g]

English is taught in schools in Tunisia and people can speak it and understand it. English is the most useful language for travelling

[@fritslabroussaille384]

you can't speak english in Tunisia. But don't worry. Everyone will make an effort to understand you. facial expressions and gestures work miracles. If you speak some french, you'll enjoy more the country.

[@humanflysquirrel]

If they're having trouble understanding your English, just speak louder. That usually does the trick.

[@Datlightskinnn]

there alot more then at if you try going to soussa they have impressive beach city if you go to tabarka they have insane landscape if you go to bizerete youll see rich greenery mountain ranges with white theme city

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@BenhMamouna]

Go to bizert in the north-side it's a amazing place It is distinguished by the beauty of its sea, which is known as the seventh most beautiful sea in the world 🕊💎

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@nournour953]

Thanks for visiting our country ❤

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@gloryglory5709]

great vid man

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you so much!

[@eyahou9375]

Welcome to tunisia. I'm glad you liked your first day at medina We have so many historic places you can visit Am sure You will love el jem ❤

[@MichelePonte]

Can't wait!

[@Yo_opium_bro]

omg i actually found ppl that visited tunisia from tunisia!

[@faresgaddouna7568]

Once upon a time Tunisia was the most developed...

[@varoonnone7159]

Mauritius, ever heard of it ?

[@faresgaddouna7568]

@@varoonnone7159 are you serious ?

[@varoonnone7159]

@@faresgaddouna7568 Absolutely Isn't Mauritius the most developed country of Africa ? Tunisia isn't even the most prosperous country of North Africa

[@bedyjeridi2103]

​​@@varoonnone7159 it s the most progressive with the most eurasians in the region. It s the first democracy in history apparently you know nothing

[@ThePunisher014]

@@varoonnone7159 Tunisia was at its height during the 90s and 2000s. But even by Today's standards, Tunisia surpasses the region in healthcare, education, HDI, freedoms, a professional Armed forces that doesn't control politics, not to mention it's a much older and richer nation. Ever heard of Carthage, island boy?

[@helloahla239]

train isn't the first option for travelling around the country, long distance bus and long distance shared taxi (called louage) are the main options for that

[@MichelePonte]

I will use both in future videos!

[@Twensales]

Not everyone is like the men I met in Italy. The nicest people are the Tunisians 🇹🇳🇺🇸

[@MichelePonte]

Where are you from?

[@mben9775]

Beautiful Tunisia it's a hery lovely country with a great history

[@NazehaFerchychy]

Tunisia 🇹🇳 Muslim humdoulh تونس مسلمة الحمد الله ..

[@MADesign_CG]

the couscous that you had was 2 on tge scale of 10, the real one is the home made couscous with wheat and traditionel ways to dry it under the sun , and it comes with differnt ways and ingrediant.next time maybe you can find a place that make one .

[@theVeryFirstRayOfLight]

0:56 must be quite the view from that window. Tunisia looks interesting. ✌

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you Zora 🙂

[@riply-4]

Welcome all brothers and sisters from around the world we love you ♥🇹🇳 ♥

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks a lot!

[@safsouf1]

@14:44 this gate was originally build by Aghlabids (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aghlabid_dynasty ) and reconstructed later by french in 1860.

[@Xmimir007]

Welcome to Tunisia ! The best way to travel in Tunisia is by taking Louage more than train, it's like taxi but between towns and villages. It's faster and not expensive. Have a nice stay 🇮🇹 🇹🇳

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you so much!

[@Cesarnew11]

I don't understand why you western people always think with this "orientalist post colonialist " vision toward other nations especially to arabs ! White European always see the other different like something weird to discover with identifying him by skin.

[@varoonnone7159]

I'm not white and I don't consider myself similar to a muslim

[@inauree]

​​​@@varoonnone7159good thing muslim isn't a race then, you spamming stuff under every single comment basically begging for attention, I truly feel inexplicably bad for your parents who put their sweat and tears into raising you only for you to turn out a lowlife goon who spends his time spreading hate into an already hateful world. This isn't me berating you, but take it however you want-I'd rather bring honor to my parents than shame by being a decent human being.

[@AksilDihya]

I'm a Tunisian and I like your honesty about the Tunisians who betrayed you and acted uncivilised with you in Poland. Tunisians are usually good people but Islam make us bad and misbehaving especially towards non Muslims.

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks a lot for your kindness

[@darkhunter3609]

3:31 "Tunisia is investing in transportation" famous last words

[@naoufeljalel7140]

thanks for visiting my county :) ❤

[@MichelePonte]

My pleasure!

[@aboumohamed487]

If you had bed experience with some tunisian guys that's not means that tunisians people are bed,in each country you can find good and bad.welcome

[@mayikookie_koreaboo]

Bonjour. Si vous voulez voir la Tunisie moderne Il faut visiter aussi le Lac 1 et le Lac 2, sidi bou said, la Marsa et Gammarth... ❤❤❤❤

[@MichelePonte]

Merci! Sidi Bou Said in the next video!

[@WaddahRahmani]

Tunisie moderne !! 😂

[@rymtebini7506]

Amazing vidéo from Tunisia ❤❤❤❤

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@mohamedbenhalima621]

Brabbi win amazing Ti kolha wsa5

[@noureddinebennasria7522]

L❤ve to Tunisia from Morocco,

[@AymenNas-b2l]

Benvenuto Michele 🥰🇹🇳 fai come a casa tua 💪🏾🇮🇹🇵🇱

[@MichelePonte]

Grazie mille 🙏

[@maissaladjimi1282]

Always try to have a local with you to show you around, could've been useful with the mosque's entrance and good food suggestions for example😅So much beauty of Tunisia you haven't seen yet :( I hope you got to visit the rest of the capital Tunis as well as Sousse, Mahdia, Hammamet, Tozeur etc.

[@MichelePonte]

I'll make a video from Tozeur :)

[@samarltifi951]

كونك عشت تجارب سيئة مع تونسيين في اوروبا لا يجعلك تحكم على بلد كامل هذا بغض النضر عن معرفة المخطئ في هذه التجارب الذي يمكن ان يكون انت شخصيا لانك لست ملاك و سردك لهذه القصة مرارا و تكرارا يجعل الامر و كان مجيئك الى بلدنا يعتبر جميلا ...تونس وجهة سياحية لكل العالم و نحن نرحب بكل سائح يحترم نفسه و مجيئك من عدمه لا يضيف او ينقص شيئا لتونس

[@yasbenazz]

I was in sicilia in june its was very similar to tunisia old city and they have the same culture because sicilia was invaded by arabs ,i visited mazzara del vallo and the main food speciality their is the tunisia couscous

[@ageoflove1980]

A taxi driver willingly giving you change and a free early check in is both amazing service! Especially airport taxis are a complete nightmare pretty much all over the world that by now it will actually surprise me if I dont get ripped off.

[@MichelePonte]

Yes, they were beautiful beautiful surprises!

[@jilanijelassi220]

Tunisia is a dream Especially for Europeans❤

[@Tunisianbeauties]

Lol

[@sekki327]

as vacation destination maybe

[@mohamedbenhalima621]

Bro ..

[@skeptikoslibertus8667]

Lol you can go there one week all inclusive for 350€ 😂😂😂😂 is that what you call dream ???

[@AbcdEvl]

Welcome in Tunisian i hope you enjoy our country ❤🇹🇳 well i hope we see more interesting things in coming videos but want to say some stuff First Tunisian isn't the most developed country in Africa but we're hopefully working on it , second like gladly you came to judge yourself cuz people you had "bad" experience with represents themself cuz there's good and bad people everywhere , and lastly your hotel choice was reaaaaal bad like tbh I'm Tunisian and i wouldn't go to such hotel if i m not obliged Tunisia have one of the prettiest most luxurious hotels in the world but you gotta choose well to go to 5 stars basically or at least 4 stars not less so litterally you chose a bad hotel you could stayed in Laico hotel (Luxurious) or Africa hotel good in center of Tunis they both great in you wanted in Medina you could chose Bayram Palace Hotel 5* traditional typic Tunisian Or Royal Victoria hotel ;) those ones i visited

[@MichelePonte]

Hi, and thank you for your comment! Regarding hotels, the majority of travelers can't afford 4 or 5 star hotels, most backpackers would stay in hostels, and most people under 30 can only afford 2 stars.

[@AbcdEvl]

@@MichelePonte well yeah you're right ! Backpackers who want to live the adventure with limited budget won't be able to afford such hotels , but yeah sometimes adventure is more important than the luxury the experience and the natural landscapes worth it , Greetings 🇹🇳❤️

[@helminadhour5729]

Tunisia was the best country in Africa and we are working hard to bring it back to the highest Level … You have to Visit Beautiful Cities Like Sousse , Monastir, Mahdia, Hammamet, and others ❤ …

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you for the suggestions!

[@salemkhalifa3896]

Welcome brother, try some Tunisian foods 😋

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks so much!

[@ahmedelyas5504]

🇹🇳 ❤ 🇩🇿 our favourite country as Algerian Tunisia is the best

[@ThePunisher014]

Excited for your next videos and quite disappointed about your experience with some 'Tunisians' but it's a remind that people usually represent themselves not the country they come from, 'usually'. You must confirm it for yourself. As a Tunisian i had the reverse scenario where i had a great impression of Poland from lovely Polish friends then actually didn't like their country when I visited. Funny but true.

[@MichelePonte]

In which time did you visit Poland? Winter sucks, summer is extremely beautiful

[@ThePunisher014]

@@MichelePonte I visited sometime around February. I also think most of Northern Europe is pretty in summer like here in Germany but only for 3 months before it goes back to s3it

[@MichelePonte]

I know what you mean. And February sucks

[@Alpha-Wolf11]

Besides the church, we have one of the oldest synagogues in Africa 😊

[@daneedwards2644]

Good to see you back on the saddle buddy! Tunisia looks very interesting! Look forward to seeing more videos 💪 be safe out there my friend.

[@MichelePonte]

More to come Dane!

[@daneedwards2644]

@@MichelePonte looking forward to it! 🔥

[@animeyay9935]

Funny fact north africa invaded Europe before Europe invaded north africa. Thats also why we are mixed

[@MichelePonte]

Yep

[@tnvlogy]

Italy was ruled by Carthage for a long time Greece Spain Portugal France all the Mediterranean countries lol that some people don’t know about until the fall of Carthage because of some traitors

[@Iheb-b5y]

Hey friend, Tunisian here! You might be missing out on a lot of places.. Let me know I can help with recommendations. Other than that, welcome in and enjoy your stay ♥

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@Hanible]

Hi Michele, Sorry for the bad experiences you had with my countrymen, it's true that backstabbing is an old tradition in professional settings here in Tunis (yes the right pronunciation is Tunis with a ssss sound or Ifriqia if you insist on adding that Latin "ia" suffix). We are like that because until very recently the business was family (clan) owned and unlike you in Northern Italy (places like Milan) where Guilds and factories played a role in breaking clans/familias, we in Tunis didn't adopt that model until very recently and old habits die hard as you know. If you look to the south of your own country, and something tells me you're from the south, you'll notice that things weren't so different until very recently as well. The inside vs outside group, where the insiders are blood related or brothers in law, or from the same region, betray the clueless foreigner and stab him in the back! That's why your south is underdeveloped like us, we are honor based societies that forsake their honor long time ago and entered a moral decline (ours started in the 18th century). Trust based societies too are facing many challenges now, and that's ushering in the new age of cyber surveillance dystopia but I digress. I also noticed you play chess, I play good Italian opening with white and solid Sicilian defense with black, tell me if you ever come to Tunis southern suburb (the other lines in that train station), I'll invite you and hopefully help change your mind about Tunis. ps: we both belong to the same civilizational context but your country is the hostage of the west and mine is the hostage of the east (and west as well). Let's not pretend we're too different from each other, you're closer to us than you are to the Belgians yet many things are decided in Brussels!

[@tyroneskitchen2583]

great stuff man

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks Mark!

[@KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer]

Wow! Great video Michele!

[@MichelePonte]

Glad you liked it Ken!

[@KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer]

@@MichelePonte 🙂

[@HaileeSteinfeld-q1c]

You Could Choose Which Country You Want To Travel To From Africa Khartoum, Sudan, Tripoli, Libya, Al-Beheira, Libya, Amman, Jordan, Petra, Jordan, Cairo, Egypt, Sheikh Zayed City, Egypt Or 5th Of October, Sheikh Zayed, Egypt Or Morocco

[@honeynivine9105]

**** 1ـ أيهذا الشاكي وما بك داء ** كن جميلا ترى الوجود جميلا| ايليا ابو ماضي هههه.2ـ كيف نشفى من حب تونس : محمود درويش. 3ـ "يا تونس الخضراء جئتك عاشقا وعلى جبيني وردة وكتاب "نزارقباني . 4 ـ إذا كنت تحمل القبح داخلك فلن يتسنى لك رؤية الجمال في أي مكان ٱخر ، وأظنك كذلك .5ـ نتفهم تجربتك الشخصية مع البعض ولكن يجب أن تتعلم عدم التعميم وعدم إلقاء الأحكام المطلقة .6ـ نعتبرك زائرا ولست سائحا والفرق كبير هههه.7ـ ومع ذلك جرب أن تطلب المساعدة ولن يتأخر أي تونسي في مساعدتك وإرشادك .8ـ أنت في بلد الكرم وحسن الضيافة . 9ـ أكتفي بهذا القدر من الشرح لعلك تفهم حجمك وحجم تونس . شكرا...❤🌹❤🌹

[@Reporterfy]

Ponte Rocks

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks Alex!

[@faresgaddouna7568]

Sono cresciuto con Pippo Baudo, Rafaella Carra, Giggi Marzullo, Pippo Franco, Alberto Sordi, la televisione italiana ha influenzato tante generazioni qui in Tunisia, ma non i giovani di oggi. Lo sai anch'io che sono tunisino, ho avuto bruttissime esperienze con gli italiani quando ero in Canada, ma questo per me non ha cambiato nulla, va detto che il primo Mondiale che mi sembrava fosse stato vinto dall'Italia. ...

[@MeisterVirtu]

Actually the bad Tunisia apples you had met in Europe, are those who failed to cope with the other Tunisians and are the reason many other good apples fled the country. I am a Tunisian who studied in England for years and was nothing but ashamed of seeing lots of bad representation to the point of people creating a website called love rats ... it's all about Tunisians ... So thanks for this and we hope you will enjoy your next stay :D

[@MichelePonte]

No worries: sometimes I have experienced similar problems with Italians abroad, to the point I avoided letting them know I was Italian too :)

[@HaileeSteinfeld-q1c]

Choose Which Country You Want To Travel To From Africa Or Asia Khartoum, Sudan, 5th Of October, Egypt, Dubai, U.A.E., Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., Khalifa, U.A.E., Amman, Jordan, Petra, Jordan Or IRAQ

[@benjaminnguyen554]

very cool, I enjoy videos like this

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you so much Benjamin!

[@riadhkhallout4791]

beauty country and nice cool people 🥰🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💫💫💥💥💯💯💯❤❤💘💘

[@JeanPierre-s6h]

You Very Welcom Neighbor and All Italian Guys

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@3azyz247]

I'm really sorry to hear that your experiences with Tunisians in Europe weren't great. It's a shame that a few bad apples can give a country a negative image. I truly hope that illegal immigration decreases soon because it affects everyone. On a brighter note, I hope your travels were enjoyable and that you loved the food!🇹🇳 🇮🇹

[@marwanzarkani2716]

Bro we never saw you in Morocco 🇲🇦

[@AliceBradley-t3o]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AliceBradley-t3o]

*What the hell you want him to do in that medieval country ?!*

[@marwanzarkani2716]

@@AliceBradley-t3o medeival country that makes 19 billion dollars just from tourism

[@Hanible]

look at them crying and competing for tourists it's pathetic. Is money all you care about over there? did you sell Palestine for cash as well? are your girls as cheap as they appear to be on social media? or is there substance to your souls? tfiiiih mala ratsa w mala jou3... mouta bel charrr alahoma 3afina

[@Wassim-e8p]

​@@AliceBradley-t3o😂😂

[@faouzitunisia9566]

Made in Tunisia

[@Wardawarda90926]

Tunisia carthaginois 🇹🇳 riche en culture et en histoire

[@merryjam1999]

benvenuto in Tunisia spero che ti sia piaciuta la vacanza

[@MichelePonte]

Grazie, e' andato tutto molto bene!

[@May-wz7ti]

Please do not book a 23 $ room in the city center and complain about it, even in Europe you can book a 100 $ room and it is very horrible. You know very much that in Europe with that price you get a bed with at least 6 other persons and a shared bathroom and in many cases without windows. Hotel rooms in Tunisia are also very expensive like in any other country‘s city center so if you want better spend more. I am not telling that the room is good but no one goes there.

[@MichelePonte]

I didn't complain about it, I said it is a good value. I actually left the complaints out of the video: for example there was constant noice coming from outside because the walls are very thin

[@biba_365]

Oh god, who the hell r u, and who send u to Tunisia n allow u to film there n then make such a video n talk ill abt Tunisia n tunisians, u r supposed to be banned from entering the country n filming again ​@@MichelePonte

[@MrAymen9]

I am sorry that you experienced a bad strories with some Tunisian, but as you know bad and good people are in every places, i hope you enjoyed your stay in Tunisia, unfortunately i am in living in France and if you vist the south side of France i will invite to appologize for what these bad guys did, thanks for the video

[@MichelePonte]

No worries, and thank you so much!

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

That gate is called Bab Bahr "sea". The old city, which is centered by the Zitouna Mosque, was surrounded by a large wall with many gates, and this gate is one of them because it overlooks the sea. This gate existed long before France. When France came and built the French Quarter opposite this gate, Tunisians began calling it Bab France, meaning the gate leading to the French Quarter. France has absolutely nothing to do with this gate.

[@marwanzarkani2716]

@@TheTruth-mr3ml stfu no body asked you, he just spent 20 euros and a coffe for 1 euro in your shit country

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@Finggy]

Whats the weather like in December over there

[@MichelePonte]

Much better than in Europe!

[@Finggy]

@MichelePonte I want to escape the horrible weather in the uk

[@oussamax_1976]

I just saw the title and i'm here to tell that it's not probably the 10th

[@MichelePonte]

I assure it is top 5, at the same level as Algeria and Lybia. Development is not only infrastructure, but also literacy, life expectancy, income equality, and so on. Tunisia ranks below Seychelles and Mauritius on the development index. However, since Seychelles and Mauritius are very small countries with a combined population of less than 2 million, their impact is statistically negligible.

[@helloahla239]

@@MichelePonte not anymore, the country is definitely going down since the current crazy dictator took over power and started destroying everything :(

[@oussamax_1976]

@@MichelePonte that could be true 2 years ago, but unfortunately our country is going through an economic collapse because of politics, sending greetings to our Italian neighbors with a heavy sprinkle of immigrants 🤭

[@user-ny6ft2gi8q]

Algeria is next door 😊

[@Hiba_zrelli]

Walcome to tunisia ❤

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@mohamedazibi5980]

bro is literally surprised by everything "oh we have AC" "oh u can see the metros" i usually do not comment but fr bro.... this aint 3000BC

[@MichelePonte]

Bro, thanks for the comment, it helps the video getting suggested :)

[@Datlightskinnn]

you should feel more comfirtable your italian we arent italians to you guys everyone knows your italian before you mention it you should feel no different glad you were honest and pay attention deep nice vid keep up the work

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@gracceykerry]

Hello Ponte keep on the good work ❤💪

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you, I will

[@IhebBouthouri]

🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳❤❤❤🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@FarahDHIb]

Talyen i9ayyem fi tounes hhhhh nadhak khir...

[@pacco232]

You have visited Morocco and Tunisia and all that is left for you is to visit Algeria

[@MichelePonte]

I would love to, but the Algerian visa is such a hassle to get, they really don't want tourists.

[@ismailhenchiri1242]

I live 1.5 km from the hôtel. It should be 30-40 dnt for one night. I think the booking website is overpriced.

[@MichelePonte]

Thanks for the info

[@firas3634]

When you started talking I said " i think he's Italian" when you mentioned your bad experience with tunisians in Europe I was like "yeah, definitely Italian"

[@MichelePonte]

Ahah, perfetto!

[@xTunis1a]

0:08 thats common in Islamic countries as islam forces us to respect every religion

[@MichelePonte]

I wish more people would agree with you. I've been made fun by some Muslim for being Christian.

[@azs226]

Great video brother, come to Iran next and experience the rich culture and history of persia. don't listen to USA or west come see for yourself and make the judgment. just like this video. hope to see more of your videos. cheers!

[@MichelePonte]

I would love to!

[@Crazysho0ot]

Man I'm happy that you liked Tunisia and I feel sorry for you about what happened in Poland.. bad and good people everywhere.. there is more good tunisians for sure.. just last thing check your informations you said a lot of wrong informations about Tunisia and Tunisians like the reasons of why we look differents or who build the gate of the Madina or why Sidi bou Said is blue and white.. Have fun and take care

[@MichelePonte]

Hi, thank you for your comment! I like that Tunisian are so proud, but that can't overcome the fact that some people comment stuff historically incorrect like: yes, blue and white happened in Sidi Bou Said first, but this town isn't older than Santorini; and other weird claims. If I was Tunisian I'd be proud too, but I'd try to be factual. Thank you again!

[@helloahla239]

Tunisia have a bit of South Italy vibes :)

[@MichelePonte]

Yep :)

[@bedyjeridi2103]

It s long been greek.. and asian

[@high16200]

Hi Michele! It's really a nice trip to Tunisia and I enjoyed watching this unique bazaar, it's like going back in time. Thanks for sharing and be safe🙏🙏💙💙

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you so much Faisal!

[@high16200]

Michele 🙂

[@bahabouzazi9824]

hi bro that was a good , but you miss good plase try to go to jbal lahmer .

[@xDeadManWalkingx]

hhhhhhh yezy zab aleh theb te7chiholoo

[@SalemKhnissi]

Welcome to my Tunisia

[@MichelePonte]

Thank you!

[@maxtechpro3614]

Don't judge a book by its cover Bad and good peoples exist in every country

[@MichelePonte]

Of course

[@aminegmih3917]

L'inglese parlato da un fratello Italiano e da Natale a New York..😂😂😂😂😂

[@MichelePonte]

A 105,457 persone piace :)

[@antinordix7467]

Tunisia should be in Europe 😅

[@sanfour12]

You must bring a guide to make the video more enjoyable.

[@MichelePonte]

Most travelers can't afford a guide, they travel exactly like I do

[@lionbell9]

Tunisian girls are very attractive

[@profilfilpro7822]

Your mom too

[@lionbell9]

@profilfilpro7822 i fucked a bag full of tunisian girls

[@Saiyaman_x1]

@@profilfilpro7822 hhhhh

[@Al.katouss]

​@@profilfilpro7822lmao that was free