@joshurro Again contributing for no reason whatsoever, I feel like Mediterranean countries have fantastic cursing, we just come up with the most elaborate stuff
@shivmcavoy Just saw this tweet, for some reason I wanna contribute with curse words,
It only sounds it, but it ain’t fancy meaning wise,
I’d say « petite Pute gâtée » would be the closest translation
@jakobplaschke @Hendouch87@ShahdLina It is not the case of Batouta. Crossing over to Israel was never part of the plan, only visiting Palestine. Other travel tours however do engage in this behavior.
@ShahdLina Please take an appointment next time you want a meeting with someone. I’is not professional behavior to barge in whilst people are working, not introduce yourself nor the organization you are working for and expect people to stop everything they’re doing to accommodate you. 2/2.
@ShahdLina Dear Lina,
The response from Batouta is the following : You have come without an appointment, you have not introduced yourself nor the organization you’re working with, you haven’t even given a business card. When you came they were very busy working 1/2
@MonicaLMarks@ShahdLina Dear Monica,
No it is not particularly hard, many tourism agencies do it several times a year, we just were the ones attacked for being pro-Israel by organizing this trip, but it is very common.
@ShahdLina This is clearly a misunderstanding ! I am the daughter of the owner of Batouta Voyages and i would be happy to provide clarifications.
I do not know who is the person who ‘slammed the door’ but I can assure you it is not a behavior that is condoned by Batouta Voyages.
@IgnitionUK It really sucks, I always thought it was great that we had legal state licenced prostitution, and took pride in our open-mindedness in regards to that
En Tunisie, la Délégation de l'UE organise en partenariat avec Tunisie Recyclage, Tounes Clean-up et Soli & Green l’ #EUBeachCleanup le samedi 9 octobre de 9h à 12h30 à la plage de la Goulette. #EUinTunisia#tunisie_tri_selectif_recyclage
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@FadilAliriza We’re not in lockdown anymore, we’re in lockdown “allégé”, where businesses are allowed to stay open, you’re just not allowed to drive there