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Launch of the First Direct Bus Routes Between Tunisia and Algeria1 min read

By Editorial Staff March 13, 2026
Written by Editorial Staff March 13, 2026

The first direct international bus service between Tunisia and Algeria launched yesterday, Thursday, March 12, 2026, from the Bab Alioua station in Tunis at 8:00 PM, heading toward Algiers. The service connects the new routes (Tunis-Algiers and Tunis-Annaba), marking a historic milestone in strengthening transport links between the two brotherly countries.

Additionally, the first bus on the second route, Tunis-Annaba, departed today, Friday, March 13, 2026, from the Bab Saadoun station in Tunis at 7:00 AM.

This national event reflects the strong will of the leadership of both countries to enhance transportation links between Tunisia and Algeria, ensuring the highest standards of service and safety for passengers.

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