Since June 1, the Algerian borders have been partially open. Commercial flights are operated to about fifteen destinations but their number remains insufficient. A situation that causes an uninterrupted rise in ticket prices.
While the health situation is improving in Algeria and around the world, the number of flights remains limited. As Ramadan and the summer holidays approach, Algerians abroad are expressing their dissatisfaction on social networks or in the media, like here on Le Parisien.
This is the case with Nacim Talbi. The journalist of Algerian origin split a tweet that describes the complex situation that Algerians living abroad are currently experiencing. A publication that denounces the excessive prices of plane tickets to return to Algeria.
The BeIN Sports journalist highlights the impossibility of Algerian families to visit their relatives. It also highlights the many people who cannot be at the bedside of their sick loved ones or attend the desserts of their family members.
Finally, he points out that for many households, saving throughout the year and putting money aside to travel to Algeria is unfortunately no longer enough to make this wish come true, alluding to the unavailability of tickets. of plane.
On the comments side, Internet users have shown themselves sometimes in solidarity, sometimes disappointed with the current situation.
