Despite the problems that Algeria encounters on several levels, it remains unique, special, and attractive, in particular, due to the breathtaking landscapes and settings that it possesses like its desert.
This is a fact confirmed by Pascal Denoël, a versatile French entrepreneur. Bringing together sectors from the two antipodes: adventurer, writer but also the boss of the Zakat group specializing in mechatronics, electronics, and IT. A tragic accident changed the life of this passionate man, in addition to depression and divorce, the revelation of this man in many hats was Algerian.
Indeed, it was in 2005 after a physical recovery and weakened morale that Pascal decided to trek in Hoggar, the famous mountainous region of southern Algeria. In a statement to Les Echos newspaper, the French entrepreneur said, “I was at the bottom of the hole. This contact with the great outdoors invigorated me, made me feel fully a citizen of the world”. This destination opened up an adventurous appetite for him, and it was the beginning of his spiritual quest extended to the North Pole, the Amazon, or even India.
Algeria, again ready to welcome adventure lovers
Despite the covid-19 health crisis, the world is breathing after the decrease in the number of cases of contamination, Algeria has therefore allowed a reduction in the preventive measures allowing the opening of the air borders.
However, with the high demand and the few flights offered, the prices offered for flights to Algeria are the most expensive. An observation made on the website of the Lidl Voyages agency. 1802 euros round trip for the Paris – Algiers line, while for the other line, namely Paris – Oran, the price is slightly lowered, estimated at 966 euros round trip.
Encouraged by the decline in contamination, those wishing to visit Algeria may be put off by the price of tickets.
