Algeria has launched a large project to restore 249 historical sites, as part of its efforts to attract investors and tourists to the country.

To date, work has been completed in about 70 sites, while restoration plans for 50 additional sites are currently being implemented, which also includes expansion operations at the sites.

Algeria, the largest country in Africa, is home to a variety of Islamic and Roman sites, as well as beaches and mountains located just an hour’s flight from Europe.

The country is characterized by its charming desert landscape, where visitors can sleep on the sand dunes, enjoy a sky sparkling with stars, and ride camels accompanied by Tuareg Bedouins.
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The Algerian Minister of Tourism and Traditional Industry, Mokhtar Didouche, revealed that 3.3 million tourists visited Algeria in 2023.

The same minister explained in his speech, on the occasion of National Tourism Day, that last year witnessed a large influx of tourists, including 2.2 million foreign tourists.

The Minister explained in a speech, during the National Tourism Day under the slogan “Purposeful Media… for Pioneering Tourism,” read on his behalf by the Director of the Tourism Minister’s Office, that the dynamism that the tourism sector knows, especially what is related to encouraging investment, improving services, and digitization, is bearing fruit and contributing to Active movement in all states, especially in the desert and coastal seasons.
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