December 2009 : more than 250 travellers !

More than two hundreds and fifty travellers came to Iraq through Babel Tours since December 2008 ! Most people came from France. We also greeted people from Germany, Austria, British Isles, United States of America, Turkey, Russia, Japan, Corea, Spain, Italy, Greece and Australia.

We give many thanks to our clients and to all Iraqi people that helped us to make their stay pleasant and nice. 2010 will be a very important year for Babel Tours with opening of offices in South Iraq. You will have more news soon. Thanks !

Hubert Debbasch
CEO

Event - July 2009

The OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY OF BABEL TOURS
TOOK PLACE IN OUR ANKAWA OFFICES
ON SUNDAY JULY 5TH AT 11:30 AM.

Official ceremony of Opening : Photos Albums

The Babel Tours team

Important notice - May 2009

Babel Tours got the licence from Iraqi authorities. We are now available to answer all your queries. Best regards.

The Babel Tours team

The creation of Babel Tours and the arrival of the first group of French tourists :

2008 is coming to a close with the creation of the Babel Tours agency and a high-profile event: the arrival of a group of more than twenty French tourists for a trip entitled "Christmas in Iraq". This circuit through Iraqi Kurdistan was organised by Terre Entière, an agency specialising in cultural tours and Christian pilgrimages, and at the same time marks the beginning of Babel Tours. With its new premises situated in the heart of Ankawa, Babel Tours is delighted to welcome this group, which constitutes the official inauguration of our agency. Terre Entière is the creator of Babel Tours and for 2009 will be proposing a large number of cultural tours in Kurdistan. First-hand accounts of this "Christmas in Iraq" will subsequently be posted on our website. This event is an opportunity to extend a warm welcome to the first French tourists to visit the country, but also to express our hope that in the coming months, we will be able to welcome groups of all nationalities, who will come here to find relaxation and rest, cultural enrichment and inter-cultural exchanges in a place that is today too little known and misunderstood.