Tunisia's looking to China to help boost those tourism numbers. Government is planning to implement visa-free entry to Chinese citizens. As we mentioned, Tunisia's tourist numbers have dropped sharply following attacks on tourists in the country. That means a revenue drop for Tunisia of more than 35 percent. Government is trying to broaden its tourist base so it doesn't rely so much on the European market.
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