Tunis Carthage airport transfer to Hammamet

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Used this service going too and return from Enfidia airport to Hammamet great service we informed that our flight had 1 hr delay this was no problem driver messaged us to say he was there we still had to go through security we informed him of this he said no problem.He was there with our name on sign was a lovely man I was a bit slow because I had a moonboot on and crutches he said not to worry no hurry, on return was there at the correct time for pick up when we got to airport private cars are supposed to park in car park which is a long walk to terminal but he spoke to police at the entrance explaining my limited mobility and they allowed him to drive us up to the departure terminal, it was a great service we will definitely use them again and would recommend them to anyone.

I hate this airport. Travelling to and from Tunis is always stressful. There is no transit facility unless flying with Tunisair. This means everyone else has to clear immigration twice, including payment of the airport arrival fee. And then there is the chaos caused by a serious lack of social conscience and failure to enforce the rules. For example, getting on the plane with three big bags is great for the owner but seriously disrespectful of others who only have one bag and find themselves without stowage space. Check-in staff and cabin crew do nothing to enforce the rules (nor a culture of respect for others). At immigration, there is a line for diplomats which is full of non-diplomats. Why? Because passengers want to jump the normal queue. At the luggage retrieval carousels, people put their bags and trolleys in front of the conveyor belt, blocking access for others. It's the same at the cafeteria, taxi rank, and the car parking. Taxi drivers dropping people at departures also collect incoming passengers, jumping the queue on their colleagues in the taxi rank down stairs. Having jumped the queue, they then want more than double (sometimes triple) the price of the normal fare, claiming "airport wait times".