In an initiative that honours Tunisian tourism, the Royal El Mansour Hotel in Mahdia has pulled off a masterstroke by inviting famous French tennis player, Henri Leconte. The former international player is currently staying at the hotel, attracting the attention of tennis enthusiasts and contributing to the prominence of the region.
It is with an eagerness that the hotel opened its arms to Henri Leconte, a legend of French tennis, who made an impression with his outstanding performance on the courts. His presence at the Royal El Mansour Hotel has aroused enthusiasm among tourists, thrilled to rub shoulders with such a symbolic sports figure.
But the invitation was not restricted to a simple stay, as the hotel likewise organized a tennis tournament for the young tourists present on the premises. This tournament was a chance for budding young talents to show off their skills and be inspired by the talent and charisma of Henri Leconte.
At the ending of the tournament, the Royal El Mansour Hotel staged a trophy ceremony, accordingly honouring the winners of the tennis tournament. This sporting celebration formed a friendly and warm atmosphere and strengthened the ties between the young participants, the hotel staff and Henri Leconte himself.
The event, which is the pride of the Royal El Mansour Hotel and Mahdia, furthermore contributes to promoting Tunisian tourism. By showcasing international sports personalities and organizing attractive sports activities for tourists, the hotel presents an exceptional and memorable experience to its visitors.
This remarkable initiative is part of the desire to expand sports tourism in Tunisia and to highlight the assets of the Mahdia region. By offering a chance to meet a tennis legend and participate in a thrilling tournament, the Royal El Mansour Hotel has created an unforgettable experience for its guests, while assisting to strengthen the country’s reputation in tourism. A winning strategy that reflects a promising vision for the Tunisian tourism sector.
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