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Privilèges 2019 E-Mail : Imp.Script@Gnet.Tn Tiré À 2000 Exemplaires, Ce Guide Est Distribué En Tunisie, En France Et À L’Étranger CTFCI CHAMBRE TUNISO-FRANÇAIS DE COMMERCE ET D’INDUSTRIE E GUIDE PRIVILÈGES 2019 HÔTELS - RESTAURANTS - LOCATION DE VOITURES - SERVICES www.ctfci.org CHAMBRE TUNISO-FRANÇAISE DE COMMERCE ET d’INDUSTRIE 39, avenue du Japon - BP. 25 CTFCI 1073 Montplaisir - Tunis CHAMBRE TUNISO-FRANÇAISE Tél. : (+216) 71 904 329 DE COMMERCE ET D’INDUSTRIE Fax : (+216) 71 903 187 E-mail : [email protected] Site web : www.ctfci.org Responsable de la publication : M. Foued LAKHOUA Rédaction et publicité : Madame Ons BEN HADID GUIDE Réalisation et impression : SCRIPT Tél. : (+216) 71 906 155 (L.G.) PRIVILÈGES 2019 E-mail : [email protected] Tiré à 2000 exemplaires, ce guide est distribué en Tunisie, en France et à l’étranger. 1 GUIDE PRIVILÈGES 2019 SOMMAIRE LETTRE AUX ADHÉRENTS 03 PRÉSENTATION DE LA CTFCI 05 LA TUNISIE 06 LE TOURISME TUNISIEN 08 LES HÔTELS 11 DES ADHÉRENTS AU SERVICE DES ADHÉRENTS 79 RESTAURANTS 82 LOCATION DE VOITURES 84 ADRESSES UTILES 88 ORDRE D’INSERTION PUBLICITAIRE 2018 93 DEMANDE DE RÉSERVATION 95 2 Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI / 3 GUIDE PRIVILÈGES 2019 LETTRE AUX ADHÉRENTS CHÈRE ADHÉRENTE, CHER ADHÉRENT, La Chambre Tuniso-Française de Commerce et d’Industrie, vous présente la 17ème édition du guide «Les PRIVILEGES 2019». Ce guide est accompagné de votre carte de membre CTFCI / CCI FRANCE INTERNATIONAL. Cette carte identifie chaque adhérent dans le réseau de 92 pays à travers le monde dont 123 Chambres de Commerce et d’Industrie Françaises à l’Etranger affiliées à la CCI France International (Union des Chambres de Commerce et d’Industrie Françaises à l’Etranger) et qui vous fera bénéficier des avantages négociés en Tunisie et à l’étranger. Il vous indique une diversité d’hôtels, de restaurants, d’agences de location de voitures..., vous aidera à choisir votre destination, les circuits touristiques de votre choix et les partenaires professionnels qui veilleront minutieusement à vous offrir des séjours agréables en Tunisie. Pour connaître les avantages de votre carte de membre visitez le site de la CCI FRANCE INTERNATIONAL : www.ccifrance-international.org Réservez avec votre carte de membre «Les Privilèges 2019» Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI / 5 4 / Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI PRÉSENTATION DE LA CTFCI ACTIVITÉS : Animation & information • Organisation de colloques, séminaires, Créée le 18 Septembre 1974, par des déjeuners-débats thématiques sur hommes d’affaires tunisiens et français, la l’actualité économique en Tunisie. CTFCI regroupe plus de 1540 adhérents • Animation de commissions de travail (personnes physiques et morales et de réflexion avec la participation de tunisiens et français. ses adhérents, lui permettant d’être une force de proposition auprès des autorités RÔLE ET MISSIONS : tunisiennes et françaises. • Edition de publications pour annoncer et La Chambre Tuniso-Française de faire connaître les activités de la Chambre, Commerce et d’Industrie est une les potentialités de la Tunisie et l’évolution équipe d’experts chargée de conseiller des relations Tuniso-Françaises. et d’accompagner les entreprises, aussi bien françaises que tunisiennes, dans leur Echanges & promotion recherche d’information et de mise en • Accueil de missions françaises en Tunisie relation de partenaires. La CTFCI s’adresse et organisation de missions tunisiennes à toutes les entreprises tunisiennes et dans les régions françaises en vue de françaises, notamment les PME/PMI favoriser les échanges entre entreprises. qui souhaitent: exporter ou importer ; • Participation aux Journées d’information diversifier leurs marchés ; rechercher des & de contacts organisées en France. partenaires ou repré-sentants ; investir et s’implanter dans l’un des deux pays. • Promotion des grands salons professionnels français à travers la représentation en Tunisie de l’association française «PROMOSALONS». Assistance • Domiciliation d’entreprises. • Service d’instruction de demandes de visas en faveur des dirigeants et du personnel des entreprises adhérentes. • Service emploi • Représentation et soutien des intérêts Créée par les entreprises de ses adhérents auprès des pouvoirs au service des entreprises publics tunisiens. Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI / 7 6 / Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI GUIDE PRIVILÈGES 2019 TUNIS ET SES ENVIRONS La ville de Tunis est la capitale de la République tunisienne. Il s’agit d’ une Mosquées, Medersas, Turbas, Hammams, ville jeune et cosmo-polite, qui présente Mausolées, Casernes, Palais princiers, etc. un bon nombre de quartiers et de lieux auxquels il faut ajouter les imposantes et historiques incontournables pour tous somptueuses demeures dues à l’initiative ses visiteurs. Cette citée méditerranéenne de hauts dignitaires et de notables est à moins de 2 heures d’un bon nombre fortunés de l’époque. de capitales européennes et comprend Ces constructions se dressent le un aéroport de standard international, long des rues qui ont pour la plupart, l’aéroport de Tunis-Carthage. Ceci en fait conservé leur tracé primitif, offrant ainsi une destination touristique de premier à la vue des monuments historiques ordre et une des villes les plus visitées aux différents apports architecturaux: dans le bassin méditerranéen ! andalous, musulmans, ottomans et italiens. Une enceinte, formée de briques LA MÉDINA DE LA VILLE DE TUNIS et d’argile, fixera les limites de la ville. ET SON ATTRAIT COSMOPOLITE Souvent endommagée et parfois même, totalement détruite au cours de révoltes D’un point de vue historique, la médina qui ensanglantèrent l’Ifriqiya (l’Afrique de Tunis figurait dès le 3ème siècle de du nord durant le moyen âge) et maintes notre ère sur les cartes géographiques de fois consolidée, cette enceinte conserva l’époque, à dix miles de Carthage, en arrière toujours son tracé d’origine. Elle s’ouvrait du lac de Tunis, porte déjà le nom de «Thui». sur l’extérieur, à l’aide de plusieurs portes. Plus ancienne partie de la ville de Tunis, Certaines d’entre elles ont survécu à des la médina est celle où se trouvent siècles de reconquêtes et de dynasties. concentrés le plus grand nombre La médina de Tunis est classée depuis d’édifices auxquels les princes qui ont 1979 sur la liste du patrimoine mondial de gouverné le pays ont associés leur nom : l’UNESCO. Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI / 9 8 LES HOTELS DE TUNIS ET SES ENVIRONS AFRICA EL MOURADI HHHHH BUSINESS HOTELS HHHHH 50, avenue Habib Bourguiba - 1001 Tunis 4, rue Ibn Nadim - 1073 Montplaisir - Tunis - Tél. : 71 900 555 - Télécopie : 71 900 655 Tél. : 71 34 74 77 - Télécopie : 71 25 79 52 E-mail : [email protected] - Site web : www.businesshotel.tunis.com Tél. : 71 34 74 77 - Ext. : 3504 - Fax : 71 34 74 32 - E-mail : [email protected] Tarifs affichés Tarifs préférentiels Type de chambres & suites TTC TTC Chambre Chambre Suite Suite Suite Suite Tarifs en TTC supérieure Exécutive Exécutive Ambassadeur Ministérielle Présidentielle Chambre Standard Single en logement simple 350 DT 175 DT Chambre Standard Double en logement simple 350 DT 190 DT Simple 190 DT 240 DT* 270 DT* 290 DT* 340 DT* 3000 DT* Chambre Supérieure Single en logement simple 390 DT 205 DT Double 190 DT 276 DT ** 306 DT ** 326 DT ** 376 DT ** 3000 DT ** Chambre Supérieure Double en logement simple 390 DT 215 DT Petit déjeuner en buffet à “L’Oliveraie” 30 par personne * Un petit déjeuner est inclus dans Business Suite en logement simple (single ou double) 600 DT 320 DT le tarif de la chambre. - Cocktail de bienvenue ** Deux petits déjeuners sont inclus dans - Internet haut débit Fibre Optique gratuit & illimité dans tout l’Hôtel le tarif de la chambre. - Accès à titre gracieux au Business Centre pour les résidents - Le petit déjeuner buffet a une valeur - Traitement VIP dans toutes les chambres et suites (Mignardises, Assortiment de café Nespresso et eau) de 36 DT par personne - Télévision à écran plat Smart TV, solution IP TV & Téléphonie IP et le repas Buffet est 56 DT. - Literieorthopédique king size (EPEDA) - La connexion internet est - Insonorisation complète disponible à titre gracieux. - Gamme complète - Les frais de transfert de et vers de produits d’accueils l’aéroport sont fixés à 30 DT / de Luxe personne / trajet et à 40 DT - Baignoire à hydro-massage entre 23H et 7H. SPA dans - En cas d’annulation non reçue les suites 24H avant l’arrivée du client, - Une nuit en Business la première nuitée sera facturée Suite en logement & petit (le compte se fait à partir déjeuner offerte lors de de 14h du jour de l’arrivée). la réalisation du nombre de nuitées convenu : 25 nuitées par mois. 10 / Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI Guide Privilèges 2019 / CTFCI / 11 LES HOTELS DE TUNIS ET SES ENVIRONS LAICO TUNIS HHHHH LE CORAIL SUITES HOTEL Place des Droits de l’Homme - Avenue Mohamed V - 1001 Tunis Rue de la Feuille d’érable - Cité les Pins - Les Berges du Lac 2 - Tunis Tél. : 70 244 420 - Email : [email protected] Tél. : (+216) 71 268 000 - Fax : (+216) 71 268 444 E-mail : [email protected] - Site web : www.corail-suites.com Catégorie de chambre et suite Tarifs affichés Tarifs Préférentiels en DT TTC Catégories Tarifs du 01 Janvier au 31 Décembre 2019 Chambre Deluxe single 800 DT 315 DT Chambres et suites Tarifs affichés 1- 4 nuitées 5-9 nuitées 10-30 nuitées 1 mois + Chambre Exécutive single 930 DT 465 DT Chambre Standard 600 DT 320 DT Suite Deluxe single 2200 DT 1080 DT Chambre Prestige 620 DT 345 DT Suite Exécutive single 4000 DT 1960 DT Suite Supérieure 640 DT 365 DT 350 DT 320 DT 298 DT Suite Présidentielle 8000 DT 7350 DT Suite Junior (S+1) 740 DT 390 DT 355 DT 327 DT 304 DT Suite Executive (S+1) 780 DT 420 DT 378 DT 340 DT 306 DT - Les Tarifs des chambres & des suites sont en logement et petit déjeuner et incluent 7% de TVA & 1% Suite Premium (S+2) 950 DT 709 DT 674 DT 593 DT 551 DT de FDCST.
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