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Algeria seems untouched by the mass tourism which has overrun parts of Morocco, Tunisia and other countries around the Med. My main question remains as to whether the country is safe for Americans. I don't allow terrorism to deter me from my travels but any insight is appreciated.

... Which is kind of dissapointing in a way because the island has lost its own identity. I haven't really got many photos because i kept forgetting my camera and was too busy whooping it up! When we were leaving our ferry was delayed for about 3 hours so we were pretty ****** about that, in the state we were in all we wanted to do was get back to Valencia and find a bed, which was a challenge in itself. All the hostels were ...

... I grinned and agreed, "I suppose you can look at it that way." After lunch was over, I was pretty much spent and my servers amazed at what they just witnessed, now understand why we need to limit our table size. Altho it was a "working lunch", I was glad to have helped our shipmates with travel hints and tips. One of the favorite secrets was how much more satisfying, enjoyable and cost effective it is to plan your own excursions. When you take the ships package tours ...

... of the population, who just came out in 2005 of extremely active and bloody terrorism, is still to be healed. I expect that tourism will be the first asset of this country in helping to bring developement to the populations. In any case, Algerians are always willing to discuss all matters and to keep themseves informed of the latest news... this said, I have to admit that it's not uncommon to come accross very hard-headed people!