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Libya’s Laico Tunis hotel reopens after delayed refurbishment

bySami Zaptia
April 25, 2018
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Libya’s Laico Tunis hotel reopens after delayed refurbishment

Faiez Serraj at the reopening of the rebranded Laico Tunis hotel in the Tunisian capital (Photo: Luai Elgreu).

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Faiez Serraj at the reopening of the rebranded Laico Tunis hotel in the Tunisian capital (Photo: Luai Elgreu).
Faiez Serraj at the reopening of the rebranded Laico Tunis hotel in the Tunisian capital (Photo: Luai Elgreu).

London, 25 April 2018:

The Libyan owned hotel, Laico Tunis, opened on Monday after years of refurbishment. The hotel was initially opened by the Tunisian Minister of Tourism on Monday followed by a second opening by Faiez Serraj.

The hotel was in the middle of a major refurbishment operation when the 2011 Arab Spring revolution interrupted operations and delaying its reopening until 2018.

The hotel, formerly known as Abu Nawas, has been rebranded as a five-star hotel under the abbreviation of its holding company, the Libyan African Investment Company (LAICO). Its openings are seen as ‘‘soft openings’’ as the hotel wishes to slowly raise its standard to an international five-star hotel.

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The luxury hotel, located in the heart of the centre of Tunis, offers 192 rooms, 82 executive rooms, 20 suites, 10 executive suites and 1 Presidential suite.

 

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