Downward Turn In Tunisian Tourism Since 2015 Beach Attacks

SOUSSE, TUNISIA - JUNE 22: A young girl walks past an unoccupied parasol on the beach of the once popular resort of Sousse in the North of Tunisia where the country's tourism industry has fallen into a steep decline since last year's terror attacks, on June 22, 2016 in Sousse, Tunisia. One year ago, on 26th June 2015, a radicalised Tunisian student, Seifeddine Rezgui, killed 38 people in a terrorist attack on the beaches of the popular holiday resort of Sousse leading the British government to urge holiday makers not to travel to the North African country. This has led to a more than 90% drop in UK visitors to the struggling country, considered to be fledgling democracy since its revolution in 2011. (Photo by Mary Turner/Getty Images)