Mohamed was captivated by the concept of the zip line during his travels and decided to bring it to his hometown, Testour. His zip lines soar over the lush landscapes and pomegranate orchards, providing a unique experience for visitors. He also offers a dining service that incorporates pomegranate-based products, highlighting the work of local women in an inclusive economic approach. Tyroliennes de Testour is one of the nine members of "Romena Tour à Testour", a thematic route dedicated to the Pomegranate of Testour. This initiative aims to promote this iconic fruit as a symbol of local identity, attracting visitors throughout the year. The nine members of the route, active in various sectors, offer immersive experiences to explore a wide range of pomegranate-related products and services. The "Romena Tour à Testour" initiative is supported by the Projet d’Accès aux Marchés des Produits Agroalimentaires et de Terroir (PAMPAT), implemented by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and funded by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)