Foreign tourist numbers up 23 percent in Tunisia in 2017TUNIS (Reuters) - The number of foreign tourists in Tunisia rose by 23 percent in 2017 compared with the previous year, official data showed, indicating that a vital industry crippled two years ago by Islamist attacks is recovering. Tourism accounts for about 8 percent of Tunisia s gross domestic product, provides thousands of jobs and is a key source of foreign currency, but has struggled since two deadly militant attacks in 2015. A total of 6.731 million tourists visited the North African country in the year until Dec. 20, data provided by the presidency showed. The number of European tourists rose by 19.5 percent to 1.664 million, the data showed. The number of French visitors rose by 45.5 percent and the number of Germans by 40.8 percent in the same period. The number of Algerians visiting rose by 40.5 percent to 2.322 million. Tunisia s tourism revenues rose by 16.3 percent to 2.69 billion dinars ($1.09 billion), data showed. In 2010 Tunisia s tourism revenues had hit a record at 3.5 billion dinars with almost 7 million tourists visiting. The rise is helping the government weather an economic crisis as it plans to raise taxes from 2018, part of reforms agreed with the International Monetary Fund in return for a loan package. High unemployment has driven youth to seek illegal migration to Europe. worldnews
foreign tourist numbers percent tunisia reuters the number foreign tourists tunisia rose percent compared previous year official data showed indicating vital industry crippled two years ago islamic attacks recovering tourism accounts percent tunisia gross domestic product provides thousands jobs key source foreign currency struggled since two deadly militant attacks a total million tourists visited north african country year data provided presidency showed the number european tourists rose percent million data showed the number french visitors rose percent number germany percent period the number algeria visiting rose percent million tunisia tourism revenues rose percent billion dinar billion data showed in tunisia tourism revenues hit record billion dinar almost million tourists visiting the rise helping government weather economic crisis plans raise taxes part reforms agreed international monetary fund return loan package high unemployment driven youth seek illegal migration europe worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Foreign tourist numbers up 23 percent in Tunisia in 2017TUNIS (Reuters) - The number of foreign tourists in Tunisia rose by 23 percent in 2017 compared with the previous year, official data showed, indicating that a vital industry crippled two years ago by Islamist attacks is recovering. Tourism accounts for about 8 percent of Tunisia s gross domestic product, provides thousands of jobs and is a key source of foreign currency, but has struggled since two deadly militant attacks in 2015. A total of 6.731 million tourists visited the North African country in the year until Dec. 20, data provided by the presidency showed. The number of European tourists rose by 19.5 percent to 1.664 million, the data showed. The number of French visitors rose by 45.5 percent and the number of Germans by 40.8 percent in the same period. The number of Algerians visiting rose by 40.5 percent to 2.322 million. Tunisia s tourism revenues rose by 16.3 percent to 2.69 billion dinars ($1.09 billion), data showed. In 2010 Tunisia s tourism revenues had hit a record at 3.5 billion dinars with almost 7 million tourists visiting. The rise is helping the government weather an economic crisis as it plans to raise taxes from 2018, part of reforms agreed with the International Monetary Fund in return for a loan package. High unemployment has driven youth to seek illegal migration to Europe. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: foreign tourist numbers percent tunisia reuters the number foreign tourists tunisia rose percent compared previous year official data showed indicating vital industry crippled two years ago islamic attacks recovering tourism accounts percent tunisia gross domestic product provides thousands jobs key source foreign currency struggled since two deadly militant attacks a total million tourists visited north african country year data provided presidency showed the number european tourists rose percent million data showed the number french visitors rose percent number germany percent period the number algeria visiting rose percent million tunisia tourism revenues rose percent billion dinar billion data showed in tunisia tourism revenues hit record billion dinar almost million tourists visiting the rise helping government weather economic crisis plans raise taxes part reforms agreed international monetary fund return loan package high unemployment driven youth seek illegal migration europe worldnews